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| 4 | Did anybody read The Queen's Code?I started with the what does he provide. This time I went through the whole list and wrote it down. Not just to justify he participates. I even started working on what this makes me feel. Which is surprisingly hard. At first it was simple like cared for, appreciated, then I came back every day for 4 days to read it and really let each thing sit a little mentally and apply more words. Then I started the what if there is a reason to get rid of the this is bad behavior thought. This still happens a… | /r/RedPillWomen | 20/03/26 08:37 PM |
| 1 | Did anybody read The Queen's Code?Just read this and while I can't say I've incorporated a lot of the advice yet I'm working on it. Something I found fascinating is that just by stopping to apply the lessons to my own life I've changed a lot of how I view the men in my life. I've been with my other half for 9 years and have struggled so much the last 4, thinking it was all him. While my friendships started to lean towards friends who genuinely adore their husbands or seem to at least be better than I am. I never understood the r… | /r/RedPillWomen | 17/03/26 09:48 PM |
| 2 | Did anybody read The Queen's Code?I'm reading it right now and loving it. I find myself doing a lot of things already and attempting to incorporate some of the stuff I don't. It already created a dynamic shift. The only real changes incorporated so far: what does he do and what does it provide, asking for things and giving a tangible reason / what it provides (I suck at this and still working on it), understanding single focus and asking for a good time to interupt and waiting then stating my piece and waiting on him. Can I ask … | /r/RedPillWomen | 14/03/26 03:04 PM |
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