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| 1 | How to emotionally separate lust and love?Dunno if it helps but it definitely had a big impact on myself. I deliver pizza in a major densely populated city. Driving around one day I see a pretty girl. Don't want to stop looking but have to because I'm driving kind of thing. Then only a minute or two later I saw another pretty chick. And then another soon after that. They all happened close enough together that my brain finally realized how fake the feelings of lust are. Lust made me desire each of them strongly, but those feelings of in… | /r/askTRP | 06/10/17 07:18 AM |
| 1 | On LoveReminds me of an interview on Howard Stern 5ish years ago. Can't remember who but it was some female celebrity. She was around 40 to 50 and had been in 2 or 3 marriages. When asked why, she said that relationships are only really good for 10 years or so. That statement has always stuck with me and made me ponder if there's any truth in it. Pre 100 years ago less people lived long enough to have multiple decades long relationships. Plus more of those people that did live long enough, were much mo… | /r/TheRedPill | 19/02/17 11:57 AM |
| 1 | On LoveIf you're up for a bit of reading, I wrote a story explaining how I figured out the numerous ways, many of them subtle, in which love and lust differ. It's essentially an autobiography, specific to everyone I ever had feelings towards, starting in first grade and going through to the present(I am 30.) The goal was to explain how all those experiences added up to help me understand the true meanings behind the two concepts. I figured putting the complete timeline into in one place would allow me … | /r/TheRedPill | 17/02/17 01:06 PM |
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