Locust- Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Lessons on Perseverance from My Father Part of my post was about beating kids, so I think I am included. Just because you've been raised like an animal it doesn't mean it's the right thing do to. It doesn't seem like your father did a great job and you said it yourself in your post. I didn't call beating "abusive" or "degenerate behaviour". I called it stupid, and cheap. It's used to compensate an inability to teach, using violence and fear as surrogates of authority and respect. I've been raised by a man who taught me that I have to…	/r/TheRedPill	01/10/17 07:34 PM
6	HB9 called me out on checking her out in the gym. I maintained frame, flipped the pressure and banged her the same night. There is a great definition taken from TheRationalMale by Rollo Tomassi (that you should definitely check out in case you didn't yet): "A presence of Amused Mastery puts you into a position of maturity while still remaining playfully approachable and forcing her to qualify to you by acknowledging your mastery of her (really all women by association). An attitude of Amused Mastery implies to a woman that by virtue of your maturity and/or authority you’ve “seen it all before”, you already know wha…	/r/TheRedPill	01/10/17 04:41 PM
6	Lessons on Perseverance from My Father I'm against beating kids. I find it stupid. It teaches them to don't do something out of fear instead of teaching them why they shouldn't do it. You could argue that kids wouldn't understand the "why", but then I'd assume you never spent a second of your life teaching kids: they do understand and deliberately ignore you if you are not worthy of their respect. Beating them is a cheap solution to get fake respect. What makes children respect you, as shown by the example brought here, are not stick…	/r/TheRedPill	01/10/17 10:20 AM
1	HB9 called me out on checking her out in the gym. I maintained frame, flipped the pressure and banged her the same night. I added that dash because I don't like numbers in usernames and I wanted something that goes almost unnoticed. Guess it works lol	/r/TheRedPill	01/10/17 09:02 AM
7	HB9 called me out on checking her out in the gym. I maintained frame, flipped the pressure and banged her the same night. AA is extremely easy to me: I LOVE it and I find it very easy to use, really effective and useful to break the ice. I learned to use AM at a decent level quite fast since I found it a really interesting approach, but I never used pressure flips even though I recognize their potential. I will try using them more often with friends too and see if I can get better. Thanks for the tip guys.	/r/TheRedPill	30/09/17 09:16 PM
104	HB9 called me out on checking her out in the gym. I maintained frame, flipped the pressure and banged her the same night. "How about you stop looking at me?" I still struggle applying pressure flips. This is a really good example and I think it was a really good way to handle the shit test. Good one man.	/r/TheRedPill	30/09/17 08:43 PM
1	I feel increasingly disillusioned about unique character traits. [Rant] How machiavellian of yours. Glad I helped you clear your mind even though there is quite a gap between learning something and putting it into practice, and the only results that really matter are the ones that come from the latter.	/r/TheRedPill	29/09/17 05:07 PM
1	I feel increasingly disillusioned about unique character traits. [Rant] It seems like you were looking for attention with this post. Should I be more specific with my statements? Maybe. Probably I should've said: "That's a pathetic attention seeking behaviour whose goal is to get sympathy from other (supposedly) likeminded individuals and that's typical of women", but that seemed overly aggressive to me. Use meditation, physical exercise or similar to vent, retake control over yourself and your emotions. There is no point venting here. I already told you before how …	/r/TheRedPill	29/09/17 02:33 PM
1	I feel increasingly disillusioned about unique character traits. [Rant] TRP DOES support. TRP supports with knowledge: it gives the tools to help YOU help yourself. I wouldn't like this community if half of these posts seemed conversations from a (teen or not, doesn't matter) support hotline. just for me, to get my feelings out. Clearly seeking attention. If you wanted to do this "for yourself" you wouldn't post, you would meditate or something. Or at least vent with your bros IRL.	/r/TheRedPill	28/09/17 08:33 PM
5	I feel increasingly disillusioned about unique character traits. [Rant] I'm not bothered. I'm only being honest with you. I wrote that self-post literally just for me, to get my feelings out. That's a thing women do. I really don't understand why you'd be bothered... Because when I click on a post, I expect to read something useful or that can at least be discussed. This is just a story of yours, no contribute to the community whatsoever.	/r/TheRedPill	28/09/17 08:17 PM
5	I feel increasingly disillusioned about unique character traits. [Rant] I'm 17 Apparently it doesn't really change the fact that you are still a kid. I'm never going to forget her. This confirms what I said. Be humble, read the sidebar, get past the anger phase and then (maybe) post. It feels like you have nothing to bring to the table yet, apart from some teen drama.	/r/TheRedPill	28/09/17 07:55 PM
1	askTRP Megathread September 27 I've been lurking for a few months now. I've read everything in the sidebar, but found very little about comfort tests. Why? They are more difficult to handle than shit tests, first of all because they are harder to recognise and secondly because they require to show a side of us that is usually hidden. I think a good analysis on the matter could be useful. I know LTR are not the main focus of TRP, but this could be interesting for the sake of it regardless.	/r/TheRedPill	28/09/17 06:01 PM