Ecry Archive

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2	I need advice from wiser men. It's only when you do the things you're scared of that you'll grow as a person. Change will always be intimidating but soon enough you'll also adapt to it. It'll become your norm and will be faced with another change when you grow older. In terms of starting a business. Keep it as a side hustle while working. Unless entrepreneurship is in your blood, it's better to gain some industry experience first before you decide to - change - your paths.	/r/askTRP	13/05/20 06:13 PM
1	Why do some of yall think girls can't have guy friends I guess they're going with the better be safe than sorry route. I don't believe that all guy friends my girl have is for attention/possible replacements but being an ex blue pilled beta myself, I know what game their playing and can smell their intentions from a long ways away. Not all of them but some definitely give off the vibes of an orbiter. Plus at the end of the day, you can't deny 100% impossibility that one or the other won't catch feelings. Could just be an argument or a triggered emot…	/r/askTRP	10/05/20 06:46 PM
1	How do I quit entertainment ? You know yourself better. There is no need to compare study times with the others. When I was in Uni, I studied for an hour each day without miss - my peers often leave things to the last minute and sometimes powered through 2 days of sleeplessness to revise. I only laugh when they envy my calmness - I knew I was prepared, so there's no reason to get sucked into their chaos. As for quitting entertainment - I did it by rewiring my brain. I was a movie, anime and TV fanatic and yet have not watche…	/r/askTRP	10/05/20 06:21 PM
3	How to determine which messages to reply to and which ones you ignore? Just remember commandment no.5 from Roissy's 16 Commandments of Poon. Simoly put you give 2/3 of what she's giving. Always look to reply her with less text. If she went with a simple "Haha" or an emoji, take it as a sign of the conversation ending - why would you want to give more attention to someone who'd clearly not giving you theirs. As for anything triggering like example 2. Just play along - answer with "Ok, bye!" and leave it as that. Short and simple enough to get her head spinning.	/r/askTRP	10/05/20 11:26 AM
1	Should I let older man preach to me about work/life/school? Depends on what they preach. I have an older friend that's around 5 years my senior and was a player in his days. He had learnt female nature to the tee without even knowing about the pills. So whenever he feels like imparting some brotherly advice, I just let him even though I knew all of it already. At the same time it's quite a refresher being taught by a real life, close person rather than just Rollo.	/r/askTRP	09/05/20 05:55 PM
2	LTR not making moves to see me I believe you should - no need to make a fuss or else risk of appearing needy, even if it's an LTR. Yea it sucks that it's not the coveted genuine desire where she would traverse hell and back to be with you but it still depends on your side of things. You're not satisfied? Then consider surveying for a new one. If it's just a minor annoyance then accept it for what it is and work on yourself. Being trapped in is the best times to get a lot of personal development done. When you come out of this…	/r/askTRP	09/05/20 05:50 PM
3	Truly Unplugging You and I have the gift of foresight. The worst I've gotten was being friendzoned and I figured out immediately how to rectify my actions through a series of red pill readings. It comes as my inherint nature to plan and predict to avoid unnecessary trauma - perhaps so did you when you first start taking up self-improvement. Personally, I still think that we'll bound to make mistakes when things really get serious but at least we see it coming. We only have ourselves to blame then.	/r/askTRP	09/05/20 05:43 PM
1	For your older guys, if you have the chance to finish a bachelor's degree fully paid, by age 26, do you think it's worth it finish the degree just so that you have something to fall back on in life? You can consider getting a masters in CS/AI or fully bank on becoming an expert in the field that no company would want to pass up. At the end of the day, the industry requires application of knowledge - show that you can and they won't be able to resist.	/r/askTRP	09/05/20 05:29 PM
2	Any advice on learning python or another skill in order to change career? Practice. Practice. Practice. Spend at least 1/2 an hour daily coding. Don't just dump your energy into tutorials and call it a day, start using that knowledge into good use and build things for your portfolio. Python itself is an easy to learn language and gets you through the door for data science and machine learning careers though it may not be for everyone. If you want to go more towards software development, then you should focus more on JavaScript with Python backend. Really the branches …	/r/askTRP	20/04/20 05:28 PM