HonestMaskProprietor Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
44	Psychology of Safe Spaces	Red Pill Theory	HonestMaskProprietor	/r/TheRedPill	13/05/15 01:28 PM
0	Explosive Unglobalization		HonestMaskProprietor	/r/TheRedPill	27/10/15 02:19 AM
0	Expectation and Inequality		HonestMaskProprietor	/r/TheRedPill	11/06/15 09:24 AM

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2	Being nice is biologically a "submissive" behavior Karen Straughan talked about kindness as a social strategy in a video at one point. I could not find it so I will be heavily paraphrasing: Being nice to someone is low risk, low investment, low returns. You slowly build goodwill with others in your community and hope that they will similarly be willing to support you later when you are in need. Building a large social safety net in this way has always been advantageous for women, and so even today more women than men will make this their default…	/r/TheRedPill	08/11/15 06:29 PM
3	Meeting People 101 If I assume he is like the majority of homeless guys I have traded stories with, I imagine he is just lonely. People never approach or talk to the homeless unless its for the 5 seconds necessary to throw change at them, and their opportunities to meet new people are mostly restricted to other homeless. Just treating him like a human being could have left a lasting impression on this guy. When he later saw you with a group of people he didn't know, he approached and hoped you would somehow drag h…	/r/TheRedPill	01/11/15 03:21 PM
1	How do I deal with a friend who always try to "out alpha" when in a group setting? Since you introduced the metaphor, let's reframe it to fit reality a bit more closely: A friend constantly beats you up to the point where you are bed bound. But this isn't really particular to him, or abnormal in society. You live in a world where physical violence is normal in the space of social communication. Where group outings typically involve a lot of physical sparring and cheap shots, and where being hurt by this form of violence is commonly viewed as a negative mark on the victim, rath…	/r/TheRedPill	01/11/15 03:00 PM
6	How do I deal with a friend who always try to "out alpha" when in a group setting? You came here already knowing that the general advice would be to cut him out of your life, but posted anyway. I'll assume this means you are very averse to the idea of just walking away from this man, and are hoping for advice from that angle. I feel like we have all seen someone like this, he runs a very common type of social game. He assumes a position of conversational superiority over you (or everyone the room at once, depending on how he uses the strategy), and because of this will natural…	/r/TheRedPill	01/11/15 09:52 AM
0	Explosive Unglobalization I'm just going to call this shitshow off and admit my faults and defeat. The scenario I wanted to bring up as a likely downfall of the US is a hyperinflationary depression. I did not explicitly state this, nor did I elucidate on it's implications. I then, while failing to make my point entirely, conflated this 'Great Depression 2' with the Great Depression instead of the potentially more accurate comparison: 'Zimbabwe with more bond investments, necessary infrastructure, and distribution problem…	/r/TheRedPill	27/10/15 06:14 AM
0	Explosive Unglobalization Eh, I briefly got paid to speak about very related topics, at least the time spent studying haven't been unproductive. It took me two hours to study and find where I can abscond to if I suddenly need access to free food, water, and a good growing climate - doubly useful because I live in the middle of a food desert in drought. I am honestly just disappointed few people found this useful, I'll improve my next submission.	/r/TheRedPill	27/10/15 05:22 AM
1	Explosive Unglobalization Those in power perpetuate status quo... for far longer than you anticipate I am convinced that leaders try this, and repeatedly fail to hold power as long as you expect. This is actually a big postulate of my argument: that once being a citizen of, say, the United States ceases to provide tangible benefits to the average person, the average person will cease to have anything to do with the United States. And when this happens en masse, the United States will lose its power to enforce to the cont…	/r/TheRedPill	27/10/15 04:10 AM
-1	Explosive Unglobalization Hi. I live in New Mexico. In every direction away from my house, there is arid land. Or cool rocks. ... Did you know you are the first person to ever pitch living in Iowa to me in a way that actually made it sound desirable?	/r/TheRedPill	27/10/15 03:35 AM
-1	Explosive Unglobalization Huh, I posted wanting discussion, and I guess disagreeing with every statement you make counts. once people agree on a unit of currency It's gold. All attempts so far to make it things other than gold are currently careening towards failure. Hospital... One trip to the grocery store... So tell me, how staffed were medical care wards in the middle of the Great Depression? How stocked were the shelves? What are you going to trade with instead? .22 rounds? rabbit pelts? Quite literally, yes. probab…	/r/TheRedPill	27/10/15 03:32 AM
-4	Explosive Unglobalization I think your first point is a difference in definitions. I consider a government failing and devolving into anarchy to be a destruction of one society and its replacement by many smaller, very different societies. Focus on the now instead this that will probably not happen within your lifetime. I fundamentally do not agree with this. Even if I agreed that it probably wouldn't happen within my life time, the gambler in me would be betting on it anyways. I understand that this is a difference in b…	/r/TheRedPill	27/10/15 02:58 AM
17	A Message to Men's Rights from Red Pill marketplace of ideas ... popularity and eventual mainstream acceptance. This is where The Red Pill is going to fail you. The first rule advocated by the subreddit is, essentially, to never talk about the red pill in real life, and never argue the ideas anywhere but an online forum. And there is a reason for that. Many on TheRedPill agree that we are best when we are a relative minority. We do not want mainstream success because we primarily advocate individual solutions. And the individuals in t…	/r/TheRedPill	20/10/15 08:08 AM
4	Sex and Violence (+ FREE book for 48h) Many therapeutic approaches are based on the therapist assuming the role of a “second parent”, who undertakes to teach the patient, by means of a safe attachment, the correct ways to control one's emotions, which his parents didn't manage to teach him. At the level of society, many women truly benefit from a similar process, since many men are willing to “play dad”, providing them with protection and positive experiences. When the sexes are reversed, however, when a woman finds herself protectin…	/r/TheRedPill	07/10/15 12:40 PM
2	The future of our world most of the "future" unplugged aren't alphas But they are, aren't they? If a man finds a bike, learns how to use it, and finds that it improves his life, he becomes a biker. If a man finds his frame, learns how to use it, and improves his life, he becomes an alpha. None of us emerged from the womb with that sexy, sexy machismo. doesn't mean they can't understand and make their life better with this knowledge. My main point was that the vast majority of men certainly can make their life better wi…	/r/TheRedPill	05/10/15 04:52 AM
0	The future of our world Comment saved and my hats off to you.	/r/TheRedPill	05/10/15 04:38 AM
2	The future of our world I like this. One of my first thoughts after reading this was - "And then, hypergamy." Every woman thinks she is entitled to the best man. When men are on the bell curve, every woman thinks she deserves the top 10%. In the new red pill bell curve, with its average shifted far to the right? Every woman still thinks she deserves the top 10%. I can win every single time if I am competing with an average man for the hot slut. I cannot win if I am competing with 3 GayLubeOils. (This is facetious of co…	/r/TheRedPill	05/10/15 04:11 AM
3	The future of our world My money will be on the latter. When governmental insolvency leads to a freeze in the exchange of currency for goods and services, I do not see entrepreneurship being a valid approach. The debate on automation is one I have had many times with many extremely intelligent people, and I still have no idea how it is all going to pan out. The question itself is interesting as fuck though. The largest employing sector in the US is transportation. Whether air, ground, or sea, we are rapidly approaching…	/r/TheRedPill	05/10/15 03:36 AM
30	The future of our world Interesting. I disagree. I maintain that RP only functions as a sexual and social strategy when there are a relatively small number of men using it. Men are the competitive sex in gender relations, and this will never change. While the Alphas have always lined up at their starting line and gotten ready to run as hard as they can for the goal, the betas have been taking up position at their own starting line 500 meters backwards (convinced all the while that they can win). In your future, moving …	/r/TheRedPill	04/10/15 05:04 PM
8	Women only care about right now Reminds me of something I think Straughan might have talked about in some video or another. Obama has been quoted saying something along the lines of "I never make a serious decision without running it by my wife. America is getting two presidents for the price of one." Sure, its potentially just bullshit pandering - most voters are female, most females have an in group bias towards the first lady, and all politicians will lie and manipulate people. But imagine if that shit is true. A woman who …	/r/TheRedPill	03/10/15 10:19 AM
7	Ever heard of a mock execution? Being with this girl make you want to hurt yourself, but you did not leave her. You valued your relationship more than you valued your health, sanity, or future. You saw yourself as worthless enough that even after she put you through the motions 8 times, you still didn't stop valuing her above yourself. "I will die if I can't be with this girl" is a pretty standard next step to take from that logic, for anyone trying to get into your head.	/r/TheRedPill	10/08/15 07:55 AM
17	You should know: You're being watched, and branded, for taking part in this subreddit. The growth of this subreddit convinced me more than anything else, the death of a person or a community is not achieved if millions hate them, but rather if millions have never heard of them at all. Actually, I have to wonder how many men came across this subreddit in the same way I did. Step 1, see a reference to it somewhere else on reddit among people vilifying Red Pill. Step 2, possess the framework of wisdom to always familiarize yourself with the arguments and ideas of your enemies, no mat…	/r/TheRedPill	29/07/15 06:39 PM
3	50 Shades of Red - Wisdom for Men About Women This is the only point out of the list I couldn't immediately accept off hand from personal experience, I am rather ambivalent on this one. Can anyone expound on it and talk me over?	/r/TheRedPill	17/07/15 10:48 PM
3	Ready to Swallow The Pill Ouch. Explicitly saying I am beta because I gave a vague sentiment of disagreeing with you? That is pretty harsh. On the other hand, you gave me the resolution I needed to go jog to the gym the minute I hit submit on this reply. So I cannot fault you even there; I respect anyone that gives me the motivation to improve.	/r/TheRedPill	18/06/15 09:29 AM
4	Ready to Swallow The Pill I disagree with your methods. But I love your gusto.	/r/TheRedPill	18/06/15 07:32 AM
12	I ask a girl out, she rejects me. 6 months later, she asks me out. The tables turn. This has been a wonderfully zen comment thread. Thank you for your contribution.	/r/TheRedPill	16/06/15 02:31 PM
3	I ask a girl out, she rejects me. 6 months later, she asks me out. The tables turn. You are right. It is already clear that a short comment from you has led me to ponder an otherwise irrelevant topic for quite a while. That alone is valuable, and that alone is the reason I love this subreddit. The fact that different people may draw different conclusions is natural. All that is left is to thank you for bringing out the interest of others in the first place.	/r/TheRedPill	16/06/15 11:08 AM
25	I ask a girl out, she rejects me. 6 months later, she asks me out. The tables turn. This struck me as off, I spent a while thinking about why. I believe it simply does not reflect my experience. Redpill is swimming with direction. Bluepill is letting the waves carry you where ever they carry you. I think this can be very easily reversed. Bluepill is swimming against the familiar current, refusing to admit the futility of fighting against far stronger forces that you cannot control. Bluepill is holding the misguided belief that if you just swim hard enough and with enough convic…	/r/TheRedPill	16/06/15 10:44 AM
2	Why do girls think it's a good idea to tell someone they're recently dating who they've 'done it' with and think their being open and honest? plate her Plates will do this too. It is a form of seeking validation by gauging if your reaction is in any way borne of jealousy. It is specifically done to observe your reaction. THIS IS A SHIT TEST. By every definition. Since OP is talking about a LTR, I'll leave that aside. Nexting/plating is not an invalid response. But if you believe it is the only response, you need more experience.	/r/TheRedPill	06/06/15 08:36 AM
6	Why do girls think it's a good idea to tell someone they're recently dating who they've 'done it' with and think their being open and honest? I'm not sure how to rate this response. With the right tone and body language the "Ummm... Ok..." becomes "I don't give a shit, you are with me now," which is pretty much knocking it out of the park. With slightly improper form though, it can be interpreted as "Ummm, ok, I am uncomfortable with this knowledge of your previous partners" which is a very negative response in her eyes. I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt.	/r/TheRedPill	06/06/15 07:27 AM
3	ScienceVsFeminism.com -- A fantastic source of anti-feminist literature which includes cited sources You're assuming this is important to them. I've always found that these sorts of things are important to them. Believing and proclaiming oneself to be a victim is not just a powerful tool for forcing people to listen to you and changing society... for better or for worse. I find that it is also an incredibly powerful motivator for a huge number of people. Believing that you are a victim is a way of making yourself the underdog in your own life story. It gives many people the fearlessness and men…	/r/TheRedPill	01/06/15 11:34 PM
10	ScienceVsFeminism.com -- A fantastic source of anti-feminist literature which includes cited sources Heh heh. I have gotten all of those shaming tactics quite a few times in my devil's advocacy. After enough times being targeted with a halfhearted insult like that, they become like any other shit test to you. "are you complaining 'cause you cant get laid?" "Oh please, you knew the answer to that question the first time you took a look at me." (Cue her denial of you being attractive, loop conversation around to what she likes in a man, watch her stumble to avoid indicating she doesn't want you f…	/r/TheRedPill	01/06/15 08:46 PM
5	ScienceVsFeminism.com -- A fantastic source of anti-feminist literature which includes cited sources You are absolutely right. A small number of my encounters that began as heated argument in this style have ended in a wild night at a hotel. Before I found TRP I usually dismissed this as women being attracted to strong and unrelenting personalities conflicting with their own. One of the first thoughts I had upon reading about "holding frame" for the first time was that "this is really similar to the methods of strong debaters." Debate is 10% facts and 90% perception. It's all a part of the game…	/r/TheRedPill	01/06/15 08:19 PM
4	ScienceVsFeminism.com -- A fantastic source of anti-feminist literature which includes cited sources The viewpoint change for these women comes from opening their eyes to a piece of feminist rhetoric that they thought was true, but upon closer examination seems to have flaws. This is the only point you make that I disagree with. (Almost) nobody, male or female, will allow a one-off debate to change an important piece of their entire worldview. If the average human brain had evolved to be able to do this, that would in itself be rather disconcerting: confidence in a mistaken ideal is often less …	/r/TheRedPill	01/06/15 07:57 PM
25	ScienceVsFeminism.com -- A fantastic source of anti-feminist literature which includes cited sources Thanks for this post, I do love politically incorrect facts. I see a lot of griping about Feminism related content on TRP. It's understandable why it is posted - Third-Wave Feminism is commonly viewed here as female sexual strategy codified into politics, so it could be seen as the diametric opposite or enemy of TRP. It's also understandable why some dislike it; it is almost entirely useless to most community members' goals of self improvement and success. So I am curious, does anyone else here …	/r/TheRedPill	01/06/15 07:02 PM
1	The "Smart Guy" syndrome I don't view those two excerpts as being in any particular conflict with each other. I found that my drive to learn is a more powerful motivator for me than almost any other, and responded by restructuring my life around that singular purpose. I even went so far as to quit a somewhat promising career, find very unusual sources for money, and scale back my spending to absolute necessities to free up as much time as possible for my own interests. Some might see those decisions as lunacy, and I wou…	/r/TheRedPill	20/05/15 01:42 PM
2	The "Smart Guy" syndrome Always felt friends, strangers, family, anyone was judging me. Never was myself. Friends and family will have pre-existing judgments about you that are rather hard to change, but in the case of strangers - they actually are. I hold that one of the most important things you can do to improve your life is to realize this, and to give absolutely no fucks that it is happening. Be yourself anyways, because people will notice that kind of confidence very quickly. ... Unless being yourself is being the…	/r/TheRedPill	19/05/15 10:38 PM
2	The "Smart Guy" syndrome I enjoyed reading this and could draw some parallels to myself, but to be honest even after rereading I don't feel like I have a lock on what "smart guy syndrome" is. In the interest of discussion I'll share my own version of the syndrome and ask others for their own interpretations on theirs. Long before I found TRP I realized that my greatest aspiration in life was the collection of new information and ideas. My experiences in college, the workplace, and life as a whole brought me the insight …	/r/TheRedPill	19/05/15 10:27 PM
1	Psychology of Safe Spaces And this is why I posted my thoughts on the matter to Red Pill. I love nothing more than being forced to adapt my ideas to dissenting information. I began my argument from the assumption that there must be a continually reinforced evolutionary reason for data such as the female in-group bias, and a recent study I read finding that when asked how many "close friends" a person has, a woman will on average answer that they are close friends with between 5-6 women, and a man will typically answer th…	/r/TheRedPill	19/05/15 12:09 PM
4	Psychology of Safe Spaces This is brilliant. I think examples can already be seen of this happening. As feminism's modern invocations scramble in an attempt to remain relevant by being overly inclusive ("We are for equal rights for women, but feminism is for men too, but we are also all about GLBT and fluid identity and FUCK IT EVERYONE GET IN HERE") they are beginning to fail to convince anyone. Even young adult women, who are ostensibly the primary demographic, are identifying as not or anti-feminist in larger numbers …	/r/TheRedPill	13/05/15 07:41 PM
2	Psychology of Safe Spaces This is a very interesting thought, thank you for sharing it. I had not made this connection. It can be used as a partial explanation for why, even considering only societies in which both men and women were/are educated to write and in which women are considered to be the "moral center" of a nation, the vast majority of prominent social, political, and moral tracts have been written by men. After 10 solid minutes of brainstorming the only contrary example I could come up with was a relatively s…	/r/TheRedPill	13/05/15 07:32 PM
2	Psychology of Safe Spaces Thanks for that link, you've just introduced me to one of my new favorite YouTube channels and this is a very interesting perspective.	/r/TheRedPill	13/05/15 02:52 PM