Good4Chun Archive

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5	Robert Greene mentions that you should never approach your own type. I just read Art of Seduction, please help summarize this for me?		Good4Chun	/r/seduction	08/12/19 01:04 PM
1	I originally summarized Robert Greene's "Art of Seduction" in /r/seduction, but I would appreciate getting TRP perspective on the different roles people play and why we often fall into these typical paradigms. I appreciate your help /r/AskTRP.		Good4Chun	/r/askTRP	08/12/19 01:48 PM

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3	What right or privilege do men possess that women don’t in 2022? How an idea is shared can be more important than the idea itself, especially in business settings. Still, I would argue (without any basis or support) that biologically men are programmed to be more confident (whether it's merited or not due to higher levels of testosterone) and that women have to work harder to be perceived as being just as confident in their delivery of the idea in the workplace.	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/02/22 07:17 AM
1	How to feel "good enough" for beautiful women? Are all dudes are like that?	/r/askTRP	17/04/21 04:45 AM
1	RP phase where you realize you got no friends anymore... You like being angry. If these are your friends then you've invested time, energy, and resources into these people. Just because you think they'd prefer something doesn't mean you shouldn't give them the opportunity to turn down throwing a frisbee outside.	/r/askTRP	11/04/21 05:36 AM
1	How Does the Average Man Struggle SO Much With Dating Women? It takes money to make money. It takes muscle to build more muscle. It takes dating women to date women. When a resource is abundant, well you know.	/r/askTRP	27/10/20 04:18 AM
1	Help I’m in Love what if you have one-itis with multiple people? What is that called?	/r/askTRP	04/07/20 03:40 PM
1	In a split second, clothes makes a person more competent in the eyes of others, suggests new study. Faces were judged as significantly more competent when the clothing was perceived as “richer.” This judgment was made almost instantaneously. When explicitly asked to ignore, the bias still remained. It doesn't fit my every day role, but it fits my character when I'm hunting. It's like bait.	/r/seduction	11/12/19 12:29 PM
–	In a split second, clothes makes a person more competent in the eyes of others, suggests new study. Faces were judged as significantly more competent when the clothing was perceived as “richer.” This judgment was made almost instantaneously. When explicitly asked to ignore, the bias still remained. Amber Harness IR Take those bad boys to the cabin and get yourself a mountain gal. I guess it depends on what goes with your personality. I'm very rough from a personality perspective, so I try to make my outward appearance as inviting as possible so as to create a contrast. Nothing like a pair of louis vuitton mocassins to start a conversation.	/r/seduction	11/12/19 01:13 AM
17	In a split second, clothes makes a person more competent in the eyes of others, suggests new study. Faces were judged as significantly more competent when the clothing was perceived as “richer.” This judgment was made almost instantaneously. When explicitly asked to ignore, the bias still remained. Shoes. Women notice shoes.	/r/seduction	10/12/19 10:37 PM
1	Resources to learn Game Agreed - this is fundamental reading. Once you're done that check out the Art of Seduction: https://www.nateliason.com/notes/art-seduction-robert-greene	/r/askTRP	08/12/19 10:44 PM
1	Robert Greene mentions that you should never approach your own type. I just read Art of Seduction, please help summarize this for me? Not just open-ended questions: but questions that show you have humility, insinuate your intelligence, and that your motivations are of genuine curiosity. Asking questions that you don't already know the answers to.	/r/seduction	08/12/19 10:02 PM
1	Chance I’ll see my ex with her new boyfriend today. How to act? Why are you going?	/r/askTRP	08/12/19 07:54 PM
–	Robert Greene mentions that you should never approach your own type. I just read Art of Seduction, please help summarize this for me? You know each Archetype of the person in your own life based on your own experiences of who best personifies each Archetype. When I think of the Dance Instructor - I know she is 75% Siren, 25% Professor...or the white upper class suburbanite who plays hard to get and makes you wait....40% "Pampered Royal, 40% "The Beauty", 20% The Novice). Doing this kind of makes it easier when you meet new people, to base them off of your prior experiences. You shouldn't have to rationally recall each archetyp…	/r/seduction	08/12/19 06:57 PM
–	Robert Greene mentions that you should never approach your own type. I just read Art of Seduction, please help summarize this for me? I’m of the opinion that mastery of the material borderlines the sociopathic, but I think that the understanding the fundamental concepts can help anyone’s game. If you can swallow the moral constructs and implications and if your goal is to better understand why we are the way we are...then I advise you to read this book and keep exploring. Paradigm shift takes place when you experience true control and freedom of maneuvering your own life in your own mindset. You can control your looks. Your as…	/r/seduction	08/12/19 06:33 PM
–	Robert Greene mentions that you should never approach your own type. I just read Art of Seduction, please help summarize this for me? I appreciate the honesty. Humbly, I too have not finished it yet as I'm trying to rationalize it and make sense of the material I have covered so far, but so far it is quite dense. RG Basically breaks this down into a methodological process with the key being which archetype the "target" is exhibiting at that point in time. RG's Steps in Process: 1) Choosing the Right Person to Test before initiating them into a new life 2) Create a False Sense of Security 3) Sending Mixed Signals 4) Appear to b…	/r/seduction	08/12/19 05:39 PM
-1	Robert Greene mentions that you should never approach your own type. I just read Art of Seduction, please help summarize this for me? /r/relentlesslearners	/r/seduction	08/12/19 05:28 PM
–	Robert Greene mentions that you should never approach your own type. I just read Art of Seduction, please help summarize this for me? So if beauty is a pretty common thing, and true intelligence sustained over one's life is pretty rare, then this line of thinking is pretty common...enough for it to at least resonate with you. What makes you and your individual nuances unique, are based on the circumstances of your experiences. The reason I am questioning the concept is because it is something I can never understand and possibly never will but hey I'm okay with that. Each person is different and there is no one. Just good ones …	/r/seduction	08/12/19 05:23 PM
–	Robert Greene mentions that you should never approach your own type. I just read Art of Seduction, please help summarize this for me? Shouldn't we question why this is?	/r/seduction	08/12/19 05:09 PM
–	Robert Greene mentions that you should never approach your own type. I just read Art of Seduction, please help summarize this for me? Wouldn't one of the quickest ways for any man to patronize a beautiful woman be for them to neglect to realize how intelligent she is on a consistent basis?	/r/seduction	08/12/19 04:58 PM
1	Robert Greene mentions that you should never approach your own type. I just read Art of Seduction, please help summarize this for me? My own opinion on the "types" is that they are really Archetypes of what many people find themselves in at any point in time. From my little understanding of seduction, because common timing, circumstance, situation..etc. is extremely important and the fact that people are not static, but dynamic creatures, RG stresses that we step into these roles and can flux into any of them - the Archetypes that people are exemplifying at any given point throughout our day, week, and lives. Maybe the key lie…	/r/seduction	08/12/19 04:32 PM
2	What’re some books you’ve read that have given you purpose? I will teach you to be rich by Ramit Sethi. Really taught me the importance of savings and long-term investing.	/r/askTRP	06/07/19 02:46 AM
1	Are you a fat ass in denial? Thanks man I’m at 17% and I needed this.	/r/TheRedPill	09/01/18 04:49 AM
2	Woman slaps a guy in convenience store argument, he lets it slide. She and her man get greedy, their chins end up paying the price Council Rock High School South Football blows!	/r/PussyPassDenied	25/10/17 05:20 AM
1	Russian Girl Game Also helps that in Russia women outnumber men 3 to 1.	/r/trpGAME	14/11/14 07:43 PM
1	Has anyone seen the Graduate? Hello darkness my old friend.	/r/TheRedPill	23/07/14 06:27 PM