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Great answer man. Thank you.
/r/TheRedPill21/11/18 01:11 AM
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I think we are on a similar situation, although I haven't started walking my path yet, I'm waiting a few months until I finally move out to live on my own to start reading more, building my self-esteem, and starting to work out to lose those 6-7 pounds I should lose. Yes, I'll try to start a new life. Problem is, my age is there on my ID Card, even though people won't guess it. So my question to you, and to other people here is: Do you lie about you real age? Do you say "nah, I'm 29" (just 3 to …
/r/TheRedPill20/11/18 06:59 PM
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Trying to stay in shape and reading more will be two of the things I want to start doing next year. I'm not fat, but definitely I should lose like 6-7 pounds to be on my best shape. Anyway, regardless of staying fit, feeling active is good in many senses, and exercise could be beneficial for my state of mind as well. Thanks for your positive input, although I don't want to keep losing time and definitely want to start as soon as posible to change dramatically my life (it is a bit screwed up), be…
/r/TheRedPill20/11/18 04:34 PM
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Ouch. Thanks for your honesty. The thing is, I'm one of those guys who look younger for my age, who grew up with some delayed development (at 20s I was still like a teenager, and so on...), and I feel younger, but when I look at my ID card, there's my age. We could say I have a younger mindset. And I always feel like I'm getting late to everything on this life. I need to start to live my life, and put things on their place. Sorry, I'm not native speaker, maybe some expressions will sound weird. …
/r/TheRedPill18/11/18 05:33 AM
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Hey, something on your answers got me a bit worried. Not about meetup.com, but rather on those 30s groups, and how you describe late 30s as desperate men who may have it much more difficult in order to meet people in general, and girls in particular. I'm not there yet, but in 6-7 years I'll be a late 30s too, and I'm worried about it being much more difficult than being on my early 30s... Is it something inherently wrong with turning 40? I know 6 years are a lot of years, but they are passing pr…
/r/TheRedPill18/11/18 03:01 AM
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Hi. Because you just talked about campus and social life, I've got one question for you (for all of you actually) regarding the point number 7: Forcing myself to talk, on my class, on my university environment, and become more social. Well, my situation is a bit peculiar. I'm already on my 30s and I joined university recently, also to the 2nd-3rd year (I have subjects from different levels). All my classmates know each other from the 1st year, and the groups were already formed on the first day …
/r/TheRedPill18/10/18 01:16 AM
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