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| 1 | How far is it worth changing yourself?Personally, I never interpreted TRP teachings in that manner. Nothing about it prohibits us from being true to ourselves. In my experience, TRP has allowed me to modulate how I express my true self, because I now have an approximation of how women (and men) perceive my actions and my self. Thinking in this manner after living differently for so long is like a skill, and I think it's one neither of us has mastered yet. Once we know the rules of this mundane and idiotic game, once we've integrated… | /r/TheRedPill | 21/10/15 10:50 PM |
| 3 | Groom calls off wedding last minute: Bride spends 35,000 wedding food on homeless people and takes honeymoon trip to Belize with motherI've always thought promises are cheap and theoretical, whereas actions are expensive and practical. That lack of good faith makes it easy to overlook a broken promise. Anyway, I suppose we'll have to agree to disagree on this. No hard feelings. I don't have a shred of sympathy for her, because she hasn't hit the wall yet and she now has one of the ultimate victim cards. The "Dumped by my cruel abusive fiance at the wedding altar" card. | /r/TheRedPill | 18/10/15 09:25 PM |
| 5 | Groom calls off wedding last minute: Bride spends 35,000 wedding food on homeless people and takes honeymoon trip to Belize with motherBullshit. You were trying to elicit sympathy for the bride by pointing out the bride's fast trajectory into the wall. Not only that, but you demonize the groom because he broke a promise in a way you didn't like. Look, I'm all for successful marriages. The reality is, very few couples go into this transaction without a doubt in their minds. Fewer yet go through marriage without seeing their doubts manifest in reality. It is far better for the groom to break a promise than to fracture the home fo… | /r/TheRedPill | 18/10/15 09:00 PM |
| 3 | Groom calls off wedding last minute: Bride spends 35,000 wedding food on homeless people and takes honeymoon trip to Belize with motherI had to sub for this. Is an engagement not a promise to marry? Do people not owe what they promise? Keeping promises is fantastic. What this guy promised was something that could significantly damage his financial and mental well-being for the long term if his judgment were poor. Engagement is not like promising to bring all the weed to a bake off; this groom had every right to break his promise. She probably only has a few good years in her left. That's true. However, this is not the groom's p… | /r/TheRedPill | 18/10/15 08:45 PM |
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