Dbolishyourobstacles Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
0	Marrying to become a U.S permanent resident?		Dbolishyourobstacles	/r/askTRP	09/04/20 12:44 PM

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3	My girlfriend says she doesn't like being "submissive" when teasing her about stuff I want to do to her, but then, on the bed, she lets me do EVERYTHING. Is this normal? This is extremely accurate. You can’t make her face the fact that she is going against mainstream culture. Girls are inherently sensitive to the way they are perceived so by pointing out that she is straying from the norm of “strong woman” its fucking with her brain and she is rejecting the idea. Watch her actions not her words. She lets you do what you want. Stop arguing like an idiot and enjoy the ride. Don’t bring it up again.	/r/askTRP	09/06/20 01:15 PM
4	how much does social media even matter if you seduce her irl ??? I’m gonna go against what people usually say in this sub but if you are under 30. Social media matters. I like to think about it as marketing. Younger girls (most of them) are sold on you via social media. Yes not having SM could be perceived as “mysterious” but it can also be interpreted as fuck this guy he is weird. That is extremely true if you try online dating. Now if your profiles are not great delete them and start from scratch. Look into how to have a great profile there’s many guide out…	/r/askTRP	09/06/20 01:12 PM
6	20 year olds at my gym are pretty yoked. Not going to lie shit makes me want to never come back. Any of you guys ever feel this way? “If I’m not good at something why continue with it” read what you wrote. That’s pathetic. Just because something is hard doesn’t mean you quit. Just because you look around and realize that you are not world class YET you quit. I truly look at our generation and I’m in disbelief with how weak minded people are. You have potential, lots of it, make use of it. You have the ability to become those jacked 20 yrs but you are trying to get us to give you an excuse for why you shouldn’t pursue that. FU…	/r/askTRP	09/06/20 01:08 PM
26	I need some advice from guys who have used/are currently using steroids. Used steroids extensively. Helped me put 40-50lbs of muscle over 6 years. Truth is I regret it. After years of using I gave myself a huge abscess and almost lost a leg. Had to spend years dealing with the fall out from that. Also, heart disease is really prevalent among steroid users and there are a myriad of other risks. To be honest, the effect you get from being freaky shredded and big is marginal at best. I know for a fact I used that mentality of “if I only looked a little better and lost 5…	/r/askTRP	09/06/20 01:00 PM
2	How to remove social batteries/ cope with being introverted Look it doesn’t matter if you are introverted or not. The fact is that you probably lack SMV and social skills. Growing up I used to struggle with social interactions a lot. I felt awkward and out of place with most people. That led me to believe I was “introverted”. Still, I was set on becoming social competent so I put myself out there and over the period of 5 years I developed excellent social skills and eventually realized that no I wasn’t introverted at all. Now there are two explanations f…	/r/askTRP	09/06/20 12:53 PM
1	How has getting shredded/swole affected you SMV? I’m not 9% year round usually only the summer months then hover around 12% cause its easier ti maintain.	/r/askTRP	09/06/20 12:44 PM
1	How has getting shredded/swole affected you SMV? No one gives a fuck. The story itself adds 0 value to the post and it feels more like he is trying to get validation and support from strangers on the internet. That I won’t get behind. It’s unhealthy psychologically. Talk to your friends if you are truly in a rut and definitely don’t frame it as I want some perspective. With that being said, OP I totally get where you are and it can be discouraging but whatever you do don’t make excuses for not doing something you know is good for you. Good luc…	/r/askTRP	09/06/20 12:24 PM
1	Best University Courses to raise capital? Don’t worry buddy happy to help. I wish I had someone to guide me when I was young. I would study finance/business in school because it js going to give you a good foundation to understand the business world. That being said, if you go to Harvard and major in lesbian dance theory you can still pursue banking because the school opens a ton of doors. Focus and I can’t stress this enough, on getting into a good fucking college. Now for extra prep look into the Wall Street Prep courses (although I’d…	/r/askTRP	09/06/20 03:27 AM
2	Career Advice My guy you should check out the book Efficiency by Wall Street Playboys they give you a nice outline on what you need to do as a young man to find your path career wise. It’s a fairly short read and really invaluable regarding careers. Also be sure to check out their blog since they go indepth into how to create wealth. They are all big swinging dicks in Wall Street and know why they are talking about	/r/askTRP	09/06/20 03:15 AM
2	Best University Courses to raise capital? I like that you are aware of the importance of owning a business as a young man. I’ll bite. Look there’s a couple things you need to take into consideration when thinking about starting a business. 1) Owning a business is the only way you can become filthy rich and make money on your sleep. If a business hires you its because they can make money off you. If you lost a business money they wouldn’t hire you so by definition they have to pay you less than what you are worth. 2) Now that we understa…	/r/askTRP	09/06/20 03:06 AM
16	How has getting shredded/swole affected you SMV? Not entirely sure why if you wanted some reference points for what happens when you get swole you wrote a novel about your story. Not trying to be a dick but no one gives a fuck. With that in mind, my life changed completely. Growing up I was a scrawny kid. Bullied all the way through middle school and high school. Virgin when I got to college and 145 lbs at 6’2. 6 years later I am 6’2 185 lbs 9% bf. My life changed completely. I went from being someone no one respected/took seriously to people …	/r/askTRP	09/06/20 02:51 AM