Normal_Cut_5386 Archive

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1	Does anyone know the statistics for what percentage of marriages fail that have a prenup? Also, how often do women initiate divorce in a marriage with a prenup? I agree. In my experience with divorces that I know about, it is about 95% cheating or abuse, by either the wife or husband. Most marriages that are honest and kind to each other will stick together. It is the answer to the old question from Ann Landers: "Are you better off with, or without your spouse?" Ask that question of yourself in your marriage, always.	/r/ExRedPill	20/09/22 04:28 PM
1	I'm just not seeing what you all are saying. OP. You intuitions are valid. I think the problem is that since the sexual revolution, our society (and Disney) fairy tales are still idolizing marriage as the ultimate goal. But the truth is appears to be getting out there that marriages just don't work for half of all people in the modern western world. The redpill community appears to take this to the extreme and preach that nobody should get married. I am hoping that society and media comes to grips with this. In the future, only 50% of all …	/r/ExRedPill	20/09/22 04:23 PM
1	How do the people here feel about Coach Corey Wayne and what he teaches? I just started reading his "3%" book. My goal is to learn some things to be more centered on my purpose and congruent with integrity as a better husband and provider to my wife. I want to level up. My marriage is my ultimate LTR and I want it to last until literally, death do us part.	/r/ExRedPill	19/09/22 09:10 PM
2	How do the people here feel about Coach Corey Wayne and what he teaches? Wayne's older videos from over 5 years ago were more about building long term relationships and maintaining your purpose. Being congruent with who you are and do not be bitter. He also has some great early advice on heartbake on breakups. His latest videos appear to be more clownish in his studio set up,. It doesn't feel right.	/r/ExRedPill	18/09/22 03:38 AM
2	Silver lining to the recent resurgence in Red Pill content There is a resurgence again because some more "mainstream" outlets have been talking about redpill, and believe it or not, some of them are validating it. The most very recent one I saw was Scott Galloway on the Bill Maher show talking about much of a disaster that online dating is for men and relationships! Similar to Louise Perry making the rounds about the case agains sexual revolution. I'm not saying the redpill is the solution, don't get me wrong. But our traditional views of relationships …	/r/ExRedPill	12/09/22 07:44 PM
1	What do you guys think of Richard Cooper? Was there any point in time where you agreed with him on many topics? Cooper is great when it comes to his advice on being better and chasing excellence. He also had some great advice on what to look for in a quality women, (aka avoiding the red flags). Where he is not good: He does not give any good advice to men who are seeking LTRs or marriage, because he is against that. He is anti-marriage and appears to be anti LTR. Also, he does not appear to promote anything related to spiritual development. His idea of being better is physical-body, financial, and intelle…	/r/ExRedPill	10/09/22 02:18 PM
2	I think want to be with somebody and i haven’t felt like this since i found about red pill At 24 years old, you are at a good age to start looking for women who are serious about long term relationships. You should only look for women who are also 24 or older too. In my experience with college girls and seeing my relationships fail and my college buddies failures, the new age is 24 to 25 for serious maturity.	/r/ExRedPill	05/09/22 09:17 PM
2	How did you cure or treat your attachment style? You situation seems similar to me back when I graduated university and moved away to start my new job. My girlfriend had initiated a break-up with me shortly before I graduated. I was depressed because my social life from my university friends and girlfriend was all gone! I cried, I missed her, but we needed to breakup. I started to get counseling and my therapist make me read the book "Leaving the Enchanted Forest: Path from Relationship Addiction". It will require you to do some work to clear …	/r/ExRedPill	01/09/22 05:31 PM
4	We are dating but she still wanna meet her ex Boyfriend, is it a red flag? As you said... you are not in an "official" relationship with her yet, so my advice is to keep dating her if you want, but should also pursue other dates and relationships too. Do not invest anything in this relationship until it is official. You can choose to put up with her seeing the ex, or completely drop her. If it was me, I would continue to date others and simply keep her in your list of possible dates. This is an update-edit: The fact that she directly told you she does not want a relati…	/r/ExRedPill	01/09/22 05:03 PM
1	You will never be a high value man. I agree with much of what you say. Most "high value" men that the redpill describes are your top 5% of men and almost all of those men had either wealthy family, or genetic looks, health, or were born with top level IQ. Very few of them had tough or disadvantage upbringing as a child. A more realistic goal for men is to rise to become a top 35% man. Have a plan and purpose for maximizing your mind, body, and spirit growth as much as possible (within your health parameters). Focus on spiritual de…	/r/ExRedPill	30/08/22 03:30 PM
2	Andrew Tate got banned from Facebook and Instagram Facebook is dying and boring anyway, so It is not too much of a problem to get banned from it. Not sure if Instagram is a big deal, but the more banning they do, then the more boring that Instagram becomes. I think social media companies are wrong for banning Tate because he is not dangerous. He is kinda a clownish persona.	/r/ExRedPill	22/08/22 06:51 PM