Jon100200300400 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
230	How lifting changed my life	Fitness	Jon100200300400	/r/TheRedPill	12/02/18 07:11 AM
91	Red pill at work		Jon100200300400	/r/TheRedPill	06/12/17 05:24 PM
68	Trusting your instincts	Blue Pill Example	Jon100200300400	/r/TheRedPill	31/01/18 05:47 PM
13	Body language, a firm handshake, and college.		Jon100200300400	/r/TheRedPill	08/12/17 04:58 AM

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	“Age of the Twink” ... rise of the beta male... Fine with me, I’ll keep building my SMV and lifting. This ties into the whole “body acceptance” bullshit narrative where you have obese women and skinny cucks being told they’re perfectly fine and sexy. Put me next to a little skinny bitch who’s vegan and women know who’s the real man.	/r/TheRedPill	15/05/18 03:43 AM
9	How lifting changed my life I actually enjoy my small frame at the moment, here's why. Fat dudes who lift are still fat dudes. But being smaller and lifting you'll eventually get definition which anyone will notice when they look at you. It's visually appealing and slim fit clothing will outline your triceps, chest, and arms very well. The hardest part I think is eating enough to build quality muscle.	/r/TheRedPill	12/02/18 07:30 PM
1	Body language, a firm handshake, and college. That's actually funny because at 19 I still have my braces too! I get mine off in a month though.	/r/TheRedPill	08/12/17 12:11 PM
27	Advice for my Asian/Indian brothers. As a white guy looking in, I would say lifting is the strongest point about establishing a sense of masculinity as an Indian/Asian. There's definitely a lack of physical masculinity in those cultures and I feel like Asian men have went along with it and haven't challenged it. In my own experience, the guys with the most confidence who are built and attract a lot of attention are the black/white/latin guys. I think the whole workout culture and sports plays a large role in this but Asian men are …	/r/TheRedPill	08/12/17 04:00 AM
5	Red pill at work There's only 2 people I have continual problems with. I'm actually very respected at work and am known to be very kind and positive in general. Only reason those 2 have problems is because they've been around for years and I got promoted twice in less than a year. I don't plan to by tyrannical I just felt like my approach with these people needed to be stern in order to get my point across.	/r/TheRedPill	07/12/17 05:48 AM
2	Red pill at work Yep definitely this. Customers can be complete assholes but being rude back or annoyed only escalates things. Best approach is to listen to them and then explain how you can take care of it in a positive way. Just be confident and charismatic and you can defuse a lot of bad situations fast. most of the time customers can be reasoned with but never give into the ones who essentially demand compensation. They're not entitled to that most of the time and they'll continue to come in and demand the s…	/r/TheRedPill	07/12/17 05:45 AM
3	Red pill at work Definitely gonna keep this in mind, thx.	/r/TheRedPill	06/12/17 07:39 PM
13	Red pill at work Good advice, yes there is definitely a fine balance. I don't generally resort to write ups but sometimes when nothing else breaks through you just have to set them straight.	/r/TheRedPill	06/12/17 07:38 PM
4	Red pill at work Just noticed that now, mobile is a bitch.	/r/TheRedPill	06/12/17 07:35 PM