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for that matter, is the TRP view of what women are doing even that bad? For example, what's so terrible about a shit test? Why the fuck should a woman give herself to a man physically before determining whether he's really got any man in him? I think the anger stems from not being educated about "shit tests" and how to deal with them. Imagine if you wanted to cross a busy city street but magically a new rule came through hours earlier there was some specific gesture you would have to make in ord…
/r/askTRP26/12/13 09:24 PM
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Yeah it'd be a concern I think. While OP's experiment proved a good highlighted example of the female reaction to blue pill attitude; I'm not sure continuing any further is conducive to Alpha behavior at this point. Personally I feel like removing the nice guy attitude for SOME (not all but some) can be a difficult road. In short I'd be worried about the chance of relapsing if putting on this charade for too long. You avoid revisiting old flames to prevent oneitis; rekindling beta feelings; re-e…
/r/TheRedPill07/07/13 11:28 PM
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Found this when searching up Hagakure. Surprised this was a topic the read pill [briefly] mentioned. Though some of the interpretation of the book seems misunderstood. Seppuku or committing suicide in order to maintain some pride after a disgraceful thing has happened is certainly an antiquated idea. But the ideal of the book isn't about being ready to die for a cause as much living out your life like you may die at any moment. Thus living every day as if it were your last and then doing so by b…
/r/TheRedPill02/06/13 02:13 AM
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I think its these kinds of posts on this subreddit that give the subject as a whole a degree of merit. I came here because a number of members who came from seduction and the malerights subs were people whos stories and perspectives influenced my take on sex, relationships, gender roles, etc. But i found over time it was a hive mind mentality. You're one of us or one of them. And I could relate to some things and confused by others. My sense of morality seemed conflicted when i tried to ingest e…
/r/TheRedPill26/05/13 01:37 AM
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I find Kitty Pryde (The female act he's touring with)'s response to to be more interesting. Regardless if her take on the actuality of the situation in question seems to be different from those in the audience/on twitter/ reddit/ etc Thoughts on this whole Danny Brown oral sex thing?
/r/TheRedPill02/05/13 01:31 AM
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I guess part of it has to do with asking if that prerequisite includes a woman's ability to sustain a source of income, food and household. I think it's simpler to discount those that were forced into that role due to either unplanned pregnancy or dysfunctional family scenarios. Obviously if they are a single mother and divorced this was potentially the result of hypergamy (or not but that seems to me a sub category and it's own discussion).
/r/TheRedPill17/02/13 08:05 PM
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I would love to see some debates. I -- and I sincerely hope I am not the only one here-- am while glad their exists a place tailored to the red pill concepts, feel that this should be about the debate; the discussion of what is fact, what is just misdirected anger and what the best course of action is. I have heard the stories on this subreddit of broken marriages, unfair relationship balances and deceptive hypergamic attitude. And they are all very very true real scenarios. But the science, the…
/r/askTRP17/02/13 07:49 PM
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It begs the question I suppose. And maybe one that has been answered before-- but I feel the redpill is all about the hunt for consensus, catharsis, and clarity: What would ideally be or at one point have been a strong woman? i.e. :What is the ideal as opposed to the gender-crossing feminist of tomorrow?
/r/TheRedPill17/02/13 06:53 PM
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I'm not sure I've ever gotten a very specific definition of "dark" seduction and where the line between that and normal seduction lie. I would have surmised that in dark arts it's more about specific techniques/approaches that might be out of character for most. Admittedly I'm new to a lot of this so some approaches can seem more agressive to even myself. But like this dread game-- I am seeing quite a few females pull this sort of thing on the regular. Friendzoning seems a like-minded technique …
/r/TheRedPill22/12/12 09:50 PM
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I guess for the red-pill audience this is not only a horror movie but one in which the murder victims are the villains and the machete wielding serial killer is the victim. You'd either find it funny or vastly unsettling. However this makes want to compile a few films/shows (only a clip or episode here or there) for this group to study how it may or may not push blue-pill behavior onto the masses or encourage shitty female behavior. There's plenty of material out their but it'd be cool to learn.
/r/TheRedPill22/12/12 03:05 PM
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"A slut is just a woman with the morals of a man!".....Wow. That quote alone sets tone of this. And what's funnier is she outright admits to consider lying in order to get the guy she wants to be the father of her child. Her homosexual friend is implying her sexually flippant nature is no different from anything a guy would do. Irresponsible storytelling, aish.
/r/TheRedPill22/12/12 02:15 AM
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Yeah... I don't know. This is a gray area if I've ever seen one. I'm not sure the toy itself is/will do any harm to children. Cooking as a concept has never been gender specific. Ideally and in retrospect this toy should have not been marketed to girl back at it's conception but I'm sure at the time no one thought it would be such an iconic gender-specific device either. I guess it's more the announcement and not the product that sends a bad message. And men's rights bringing it to the table lik…
/r/TheRedPill19/12/12 12:03 AM
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I've had my suspects of this since when people from Seddit were reaching out to other subreddits to offer "help". There'd be a culmination of those who misunderstood the fundamental purpose or even intentionally troll out misinformation out of spite. Ultimately this should be about what the individual wants to achieve-- be it one lasting relationship or just to freely enjoy life/sex/etc.
/r/TheRedPill12/12/12 07:45 AM
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I think what's meant is that your technique has nothing to do with the process of overcoming the initial fear of approaching a stranger-- which is the first wall a lot of AFCs face. I've thought of and read plenty good ideas for and maintaining the conversation but and this is certainly good for that but most guys/people have the issue initially going up to someone and saying something(anything!). Which the wall I think might still be there.
/r/seduction08/09/12 12:54 AM
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Someone may need to double check for me but I didn't see a comment posting section on this link. In case you consider you do care to read it. I certainly didn't see any comments.
/r/MensRights22/07/12 12:43 AM
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I find the similarities behind foreveralone's community and seductions' community not unlike that of a pro-religion board and an atheist board. Forever alone-- what little I know of it-- is about promoting anti-social behavior; wether as a self-depricating sense of humor or a darker outlook on modern human interaction. The purpose why people congregate there is to push the fact they're loners who self-observe their day to day situations/behavior that causes them to further drive themselves into …
/r/seduction07/04/12 10:54 PM
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As a person who would consider themselves more under the "Nice Guy in transition," I can't say that in my former nice guy youth I fully agree with the classification. There are things in the listing I found I did and things I found I really didn't/would do. Not all "Nice Guys" are so petty/self-centered as to blame others when a situation didn't go well for them. I think if that person has low-self esteem that would go more in hand with self-blame; e.g. "I was rejected. I shouldn't have followed…
/r/seduction06/04/12 09:23 PM
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