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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	"...And Candy Cheats Again" Man, if you had other bitches on the side you wouldn't really care that much about this one. Even minor potential damage to your friend would outweigh a little ass. Pure pragmatism outed you as some guy who got laid and now thinks he is alpha-as-fuck-bro. It just doesn't make sense to fuck someone you called a friends girl if you were a true alpha male because a true alpha male has plenty of 7-8's - on demand. "no one can resist" - man, shut the fuck up.	/r/TheRedPill	18/08/15 07:27 AM
1	Swallowed TRP - ending LTR to travel SE Asia or I just realized I'm a homosexual. This one is hilarious because they run around in circles and hate themselves. They think they were so bad they made you gay. Reserve this for one who cheats or is being a super bitch.	/r/TheRedPill	17/08/15 08:55 AM
2	When mi'lady asks me to buy her a drink Sure! (then come back with a glass of water) This is some gold right here.	/r/TheRedPill	17/08/15 08:45 AM
5	36-year-old single mother divorcee asks how to lock down a man. Gets angry and defensive when people tell her it's probably not gonna happen. Just described my mom to a T.	/r/TheRedPill	17/08/15 05:38 AM
10	36-year-old single mother divorcee asks how to lock down a man. Gets angry and defensive when people tell her it's probably not gonna happen. Her attractiveness brings all the Chads to the yard. There's no fucking way a 36 year old with kids is really attractive. Even the most beautiful women in the world are, at a maximum, a 7 at age 36. That's with super model looks, a perfect body and being in professionally done make up, hair and extremely expensive clothing. Most of the 'attractive' ones are 6's at that age.	/r/TheRedPill	17/08/15 05:30 AM
3	Feminist journalist decides to lives as a man for 18 months, discovers that men’s lives are just as hard as women’s I haven't seen any quantified sources about whether or not mixed gender work places are bad for productivity, but I wouldn't be surprised if all male work places were the most efficient. All I can give you is internal statistics (not for the company I work for currently) that were / are "unofficial. Our turnover rate went from 1 percent per year (1 person as we had roughly 100 people, give or take) with 50 of those employees being call center employees to 35% within a few months of hiring the fi…	/r/TheRedPill	13/08/15 09:49 AM
3	Feminist journalist decides to lives as a man for 18 months, discovers that men’s lives are just as hard as women’s Next she should try working in a male dominated industry like the oilfield. I work in IT and have noticed something about women in our field. All of the environments I have been in are all male except for a token female supervisor. The women that come in as engineers or tech's absolutely fucking dominate the place. Every ticket touched has her in mind in some way. "Will this route through Sarah?" "If this person calls back, could this be answered by Sarah?" "Is my performance better or worse tha…	/r/TheRedPill	13/08/15 09:38 AM
2	Women think the average guy is a HG1.8 Something I've noticed when dicking around on hot or not with females (Years ago obviously). Women tended to rate 1 star or 10 stars. When I would ask "Why did you rate that actual 7/8 a 1?" they would respond "I'd rather have the last guy(10)". In reality these same women would lust over a 7 because, in our area at least, there were no buff tatt'd rich guys.	/r/TheRedPill	13/08/15 09:17 AM
2	Feminist journalist decides to lives as a man for 18 months, discovers that men’s lives are just as hard as women’s I actually feel satisfaction achieving something great with my fellow man rather than wallowing in the struggles. I think this is a key trait when determining if someone is blue pill / red pill. I know plenty of men who would rather 'quietly brood' with other men. Not really outright talk about emotions but demonstrate through action that they are sad or depressed or whatever. The best role models I had growing up though were always the ones who wanted to just do something with you. They never t…	/r/TheRedPill	13/08/15 08:54 AM
2	Feminist journalist decides to lives as a man for 18 months, discovers that men’s lives are just as hard as women’s I think voter registration should be paired with selective service registration. It is for men - at least it was when I went to the DMV.	/r/TheRedPill	13/08/15 08:50 AM
3	Feminist journalist decides to lives as a man for 18 months, discovers that men’s lives are just as hard as women’s They realize real quick that if they talk shit, something is gonna go down, and it will probably hurt, especially if he's bigger than you or has friends with him. Shit, even if you are clearly going to win it's still probably going to hurt. It's the same reason you hit the guy who tries to take your fruit cup in prison - even if he's much bigger than you and will kick your ass. Fighting hurts and most people won't do it unless there's a good reason to.	/r/TheRedPill	13/08/15 08:49 AM
3	Feminist journalist decides to lives as a man for 18 months, discovers that men’s lives are just as hard as women’s what I was feeling when I was sad at 10 and what I feel when sad today are totally different. This is pretty damn spot on when compared to my own experience. Sadness in particular changed to something a lot deeper than what it was when I was young. Sadness when young was generally caused by loss of opportunity (dropping a candy bar in the mud, for example) vs. adulthood where it's generally caused by loss. I feel disappointment when I don't get what I want now instead of loss. Sadness is far mor…	/r/TheRedPill	13/08/15 08:45 AM
5	Feminist journalist decides to lives as a man for 18 months, discovers that men’s lives are just as hard as women’s Most often, it's replaced with anger and frustration. My eyes don't water from pain - they water from intense anger. Come to think of it pain doesn't really trigger an emotional response like it used to. I remember feeling fear or terror when breaking my collar bone but now I feel pissed off or surprised or even sometimes depressed if the injury is going to prevent me from doing something. The crying urge though comes irresistibly when I'm angry. People actually think it's weakness but I am in n…	/r/TheRedPill	13/08/15 08:41 AM
5	If you're a guy, and you're here, read this. Considering a TRP woman's goal is commitment then having something other than an ass is absolutely required unless you have low as hell standards. Nerdy can be replaced with "has something interesting about them" so I'll partially agree with you here. It's really simple though. Be physically attractive. Have similar interests. Don't be a whore. Show respect but don't let me walk all over you. This isn't some "I like a challenge" crap. If I can push you around then I know it's easy for another ma…	/r/RedPillWomen	13/08/15 08:23 AM