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| 3 | Women losing respect of partner once his unemployed; how to mitigateIf you want to be in a long-term relationship, you need to be reliable enough to help with your portion of the expenses that you and your partner have agreed upon. It's not about success, it's about knowing that you are capable of holding down a job, paying your share, and won't suddenly get fired or quit your job without discussing it with your partner first. If you decide you want/need to quit your job to go back to school, learn a trade, work on starting a company, etc. you need to discuss th… | /r/ExRedPill | 25/12/22 06:35 AM |
| 37 | When it rains, it poursThere are 3 possible reasons (not mutually exclusive) 1. You got good 2. You lowered your standards 3. It's a new year and with Covid fears allaying more people are going out. I recently broke up with my ex who I think is a total 10 and was very afraid of how I will find someone even close but to my surprise, I already have dates lined up with people who I would've previously classified as "out of my league". Life has a way of being funny :) Have fun and keep your integrity intact. Don't overthi… | /r/seduction | 17/01/22 08:36 PM |
| 3 | The Great GatsbyLol, yes. It's a great book precisely for that reason. Daisy in some ways is a classic example of mate-switching theory i.e. she was amazed by Gatsby but when he was unavailable, she quickly moved on. Later when Gatsby comes back in the picture (and she has a rocky relationship) she sees a better future with Gatsby. IMO, she would have stuck with Gatsby if his gains were not ill-gotten and she didn't have a daughter (less of an issue in 21st century). | /r/RedPillBooks | 17/01/22 07:52 PM |
| 1 | The limits of Vulnerablity, Confidence and perceptionIt's game theory bro! A coach/guru who tells you to do what needs to be done will be considered Gecko-ish or Belfort-esque, and in reality they are teaching you to access the dark triad as they'll tell you - Only you and your goals matter (Narcissism) - Other people and their concerns are obstacles/hurdles to be overcome (Psychopathy) - Say/Do what needs to be said/done to get what the ends you desire (Machiavellianism) Is it Ok to access your dark triad? - Absolutely! Especially for people who … | /r/seduction | 20/04/21 08:30 PM |
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