CassiusCrow Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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6	How a New Father's Brain Changes: another nail in the "gender is a social construct" coffin The 75-year Grant Study indicates that a child receives important but different benefits from each parent: Men who had “warm” childhood relationships with their mothers earned $87,000 more a year, were more effective at work, and were less likely to develop dementia than men who didn’t. Men who had “warm” childhood relationships with their fathers were also more likely to show “lower rates of adult anxiety, greater enjoyment of vacations, and increased ‘life satisfaction’ at age 75.	/r/TheRedPill	25/08/15 10:04 PM
7	Updated /relationships thread - Wife close friends with "Fit Guy" confirmed to be cheating. My take away from this is if your LTR/wife is constantly hanging out with another guy and texting him you should be suspicious, and it's not "controlling" if you decide not to put up with it. A good wingwoman is a valuable friend.	/r/TheRedPill	14/11/14 01:13 AM
2	Huge study on divorce with tons of interesting information. TL;DR: Men need to be picky in who they marry. Studies have shown, though, that growing up with both a loving father and mother has tremendous benefits in adulthood. The Grant Study, which followed Harvard graduates for 75 years, to determine what makes you happy in life, found that men who had “warm” childhood relationships with their mothers earned $87,000 more a year, were more effective at work, and were less likely to develop dementia than men who didn’t. Men who had “warm” childhood relationships with their fathers were also more likel…	/r/TheRedPill	23/04/14 10:36 PM
2	Proof that dating teens in your 30's is only creepy if your SMV is low Actor, Don Johnson started dating Melanie Griffith when he was 22 and she was 14. One year later they moved in together. Didn't cause a ruckus either. I think you get a pass when you're handsome and famous.	/r/TheRedPill	04/12/13 02:07 AM
13	Above The Game Part 8: Relationships The points under the topic of Jealousy are accurate. If you can put aside your jealous nature, yet be "possessive" every so often, it can really improve the relationship. A friend and I were both dating very attractive women at one time who were also friends. We would go as a foursome to bars and clubs and he and I would often split off and hang out together for a bit, while the girls would do the same. We used to watch the men at the club approach our girlfriends and buy them drinks and flirt w…	/r/seduction	20/05/13 08:13 PM
11	What is your favorite (either successful or not) day approach? What made it memorable/special? Thanks. It's really not that hard when you truly buy into the abundance mentality that we talk so much about here. You have dozens of opportunities to approach each day, and if you take them, then you can have nice conversations with new women (and men) multiple times each day. If they don't meet your criteria for a viable date, then by all means make them your friends. This opens up more opportunities to meet their friends later. Having a life full of friendships, both platonic, romantic, and o…	/r/seduction	15/08/12 12:11 AM
59	What is your favorite (either successful or not) day approach? What made it memorable/special? Kind of. It's really a shame it couldn't work, because we would have had one hell of a "how we met" story to share with friends. She turned out to be married. I think I came across so charming that she was actually toying with having an affair with me. We met for coffee, talked it over and decided not to pull the trigger, (I was so tempted!) However, we became friends. She works in the fashion industry and so is a good friend to have. Plus she shares my sense of humor and is a blast to hang out …	/r/seduction	14/08/12 08:42 PM
198	What is your favorite (either successful or not) day approach? What made it memorable/special? I love day game and like to tailor my openers according to the situation. There was one, though, that I was pretty proud of: I was in line at my bank (needed to do a transaction that required the help of a real person). The line went back and forth between these velvet ropes and at the front of the line, there was a closed-circuit TV up on the wall and a digital camera focused on the front of the line. So in effect, when you reach the front of the line, you can look up on the wall and see yourse…	/r/seduction	14/08/12 08:01 PM
18	I'm 23 and have never had a girlfriend, had sex, or even held a girls hand. How do I snap out of my loser mentality and ruminating about the past? Once you have sex you'll realize is not such a big fucking deal as society has made it out to be. Don't get me wrong, it's a lot of fun! But there is more to life than just sex. Lot of truth to this. At age 24 I had never kissed a girl or had sex. I had pretty much accepted that I was going to be single the rest of my life. At age 25 I found myself comfortably familiar with sex and women and couldn't fathom how I had thought that way only one year before. It turns around really fast once it happ…	/r/seduction	14/08/12 07:01 PM