GlowWormCake Archive

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2	Gone Girl: A Red Pill Analysis. I hear women complain all the time about how petty and manipulative other women are. Personally I know enough great, genuine people of both genders to not have to worry too much about that. But I also know that of course a woman can be hateful and conniving. Any human can. Maybe your friends were looking for a fairy tale instead of a plot twist?	/r/TheRedPill	06/10/14 12:10 AM
1	Gone Girl: A Red Pill Analysis. That's tricky because yes it is by nature a deception/alteration of appearance...and yet...it's EXPECTED of women. I'm pretty low key as far as all that and I get a lot of pressure on a regular basis to do such things, people constantly wanting to give me a makeover. And the few times I have partaken in any of that list, I experienced a drastic surge in positive attention, from males and females both. Now, that wasn't enough to make me want to keep doing it, because it doesn't feel like them lik…	/r/TheRedPill	06/10/14 12:06 AM
2	Gone Girl: A Red Pill Analysis. That's funny, I was looking for something to see today but thought this looked boring. So you liked it a lot while simultaneously thinking it was selling an absurd fantasy, is that right? I think for a pretty white female many people WILL freak out. Not the WHOLE world of course, but, a lot of people/media attention. However obviously not everyone who gets abducted fits that description. Sometimes you're not white, sometimes you're not female, sometimes you're not pretty, sometimes you don't fit…	/r/TheRedPill	05/10/14 11:56 PM
3	TRP is magical. A good magician never reveals his secrets. Really? I think changing yourself is awesome. Like I recently ran into a guy from high school who used to be kind of snobby but had clearly seen more of the world, and had now increased in intelligence and generally being-interesting for it, and also kinder to other people in general...and was way more attracted to him.	/r/TheRedPill	21/09/14 10:13 PM
1	TRP is magical. A good magician never reveals his secrets. People respond better to actions because they are more trustworthy than words, no?	/r/TheRedPill	21/09/14 10:09 PM
6	TRP is magical. A good magician never reveals his secrets. Actually am impressed and attracted to people who made a conscious decision to turn their life around at whatever age, rather than just being blessed from the start.	/r/TheRedPill	21/09/14 10:07 PM
2	TRP is magical. A good magician never reveals his secrets. Heh, I think this applies to a lot of things. "Don't talk about it, be about it," whatever your principles are, is pretty much a guarantee to be less boring. And also yea, when people in your life find out how cognizant you are of your interactions with them, it can be understandably distracting, because now they'll be thinking about it when they're just trying to interact with you. Out of curiosity did you learn this from experience?	/r/TheRedPill	21/09/14 10:02 PM
6	The Price Of The Taking The Red Pill: A Reflection Some of them really are sweet, kind, and gentle. But people who are all those things all the time are SO rare, regardless of what gender they identify as. Why not just forgive mistakes and try to improve based on context (i.e. gentle when it's called for and stoic when it's called for)? If a man or boy seems traumatized I will try to be extra gentle when interacting with them, if someone hurts me I will try to be strong and unshakeable in the moment (and then maybe or maybe not have a good 3 min…	/r/TheRedPill	21/09/14 09:48 PM
4	The Price Of The Taking The Red Pill: A Reflection Kinda tangent but I don't get the whole obsession-with-innocence thing anyway? Yes, it is right for humans to try to protect the vulnerable. But I've been through a lot and seen a lot and for myself personally I find it much more valuable to try to be good (i.e. do the right thing), than to be innocent. Also a lot of times I think friendliness and submission are mistaken for sweetness: It is not kind, male or female, to let someone walk all over you if you have the ability to do otherwise. You a…	/r/TheRedPill	21/09/14 09:41 PM