Occams-shaving-cream Archive

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1	Pet Theories and New/Unfinished Ideas Megathread April 17 That I a good one. I find, especially in a group setting, this can be expanded to make a bold and contrary statement. Ex: At a bar, The Beatles (or whatever generaly loved band) comes on. Say you hate it and it is overrated. Male or female or both, the people that agree with you are in your frame and control. You are the thought leader.	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 02:14 AM
2	Rethinking the idea of micro-aggressions and why some feminists mistake equality for oppression. That is the fetish. The other meaning doesn't involve the man necessarily knowing. Different strokes. If that is your thing, enjoy it. I am not one to tell anyone how to live.	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 02:07 AM
2	Rethinking the idea of micro-aggressions and why some feminists mistake equality for oppression. Dude, live life. Water doesn't boil when you watch it. I am not saying the theory of the red pill doesn't work. I am saying that most people dont fully understand the power of the tool that they are given here. The red pill can lead to fully understanding social dynamics. To stop at picking up one night stands is like, to make a martial arts analogy, becoming a black belt just to chop wood with your hands. Honestly I have used more of this to get ahead in my career than for women, and to great e…	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 01:47 AM
3	Pet Theories and New/Unfinished Ideas Megathread April 17 Truth is not fact; truth is consensus. If others agree with what you say, no matter what it is, you have created truth. The essence of everything in life is to be the one creating truth, not the one confirming it.	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 01:30 AM
3	Pet Theories and New/Unfinished Ideas Megathread April 17 Dread game is good and all, but it is still a hedge. Better to always be right. Let her internalize it. She isn't with you because maybe you could do better, she is with you because you know better than her what she wants or needs. If she left you, she will regret it. And that is true. Because you told her so. Because you are always right. There is no other truth.	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 01:14 AM
2	Rethinking the idea of micro-aggressions and why some feminists mistake equality for oppression. True. Was just pointing out that not having an LTR, if you want one, out of fear is beta behavior. Personally, I see marriage as a no-go more from a libertarian perspective... No need to bring the government into my relationship. But that is what works for me. I do find it annoying when people here automatically want to classify LTR as blue or "purple pill". To get a plate, you need to make her see you as Chad for a few hours, to have an LTR you have to be Chad 24/7. By the way, what is OLTR? Th…	/r/TheRedPill	19/04/17 12:48 AM
2	Rethinking the idea of micro-aggressions and why some feminists mistake equality for oppression. It isn't hamstering, there was full agression. When I bring up micro-agressions I am talking both about the social aspect, and the subconscious one. Like micro-reactions used to read body language. We pick up on them without realizing it. Spin more plates and lift more Half good advice. Spinning plates is like renting an apartment; it is temporary and makes sense when you are young. Now I know much of this sub is geared towards guys who didn't do so well sexually and socially in their teens and …	/r/TheRedPill	18/04/17 11:46 PM
2	Rethinking the idea of micro-aggressions and why some feminists mistake equality for oppression. I agree, and the discrimination idea is where they are mistaken. I posit that when a man sees a woman as an equal, or at least a worthy competitor, the aggression he displays is not sexist, but the same reaction that he would give to a man in the same context. Most women just cannot hold a dominant frame in a masculine sense ad revert to female behavior under this pressure, thus causing the cognitive dissonance they call sexism. This is really more relevant to business than dating, but in relati…	/r/TheRedPill	18/04/17 11:15 PM
2	Rethinking the idea of micro-aggressions and why some feminists mistake equality for oppression. I hear you. Part of it is something I have picked up in my hobby of political blogging. If you speak to a liberal as a consevative, all they do is argue. If you show them in their own language why they agree with you and why they are just slightly misguided, they learn. It is the same with anything. It isn't so much stooping to their level, but telling them they may be on the right track, but just don't have the perspective to see the whole thing. In my opinion doing this robs them of those idea…	/r/TheRedPill	18/04/17 05:04 AM
2	Rethinking the idea of micro-aggressions and why some feminists mistake equality for oppression. A man keeps himself happy. I trust her as much to be loyal as I would trust a close friend with a loan; I will only open myself to the loss I find acceptable. But I don't buy into too much of the newbie stuff here that every woman will betray you the second she gets the chance. Take it from an older guy who has been dealing with women for a long time. Maybe your mileage may vary, but the women that live up to the stuff we see here are maybe 20% or less of the women that I have dealt with. Not sa…	/r/TheRedPill	18/04/17 04:55 AM
2	Rethinking the idea of micro-aggressions and why some feminists mistake equality for oppression. I agree. I was keyed up from energy drinks and rambling a bunch. I may edit out the back story and just focus on the point. I could make it a lot simpler. It was the fight and thought of "Why am I ready to win no matter what until I pushed her to tears" part that made the realization, but it has distracted the point with attempts to analyze my relationship and such from very little info, so point taken.	/r/TheRedPill	18/04/17 04:47 AM
3	Rethinking the idea of micro-aggressions and why some feminists mistake equality for oppression. Trust is relative, once it is earned, it exists unless it is broken. If you cant manage to gain the company of trustworthy people, that is on you.	/r/TheRedPill	15/04/17 07:31 PM
3	Rethinking the idea of micro-aggressions and why some feminists mistake equality for oppression. Fair enough. It is written poorly. Funny, I wondered if the idea of her driving would come up. Take what you will, but my stance on that I if she wants to go on a road trip, she is going to do some of the work, and that means driving for some of the time. But the point isn't about her words, it was about the idea of subconscious reactions, based on tiny bits of body language and tone. I was thinking about why frames shift, and why one needs to push someone into a specific frame.	/r/TheRedPill	15/04/17 07:25 PM
2	Rethinking the idea of micro-aggressions and why some feminists mistake equality for oppression. That is entirely true. That is why I tried to avoid going into the full idiocy of SJW types' interpretation of these things. I think many folks, myself included until today just laugh off the ideas of micro-agressions and so forth as bullshit. But today it just clicked that they are a thing and a necessary thing that needs no reform. If I go to a foreign country and expect everyone to cater my culture instead of learning how to work in theors, then I am the fool. Likewise with women going into m…	/r/TheRedPill	15/04/17 09:15 AM
6	Rethinking the idea of micro-aggressions and why some feminists mistake equality for oppression. That's cute. Haven't been here for a while but I see some things have not changed. I used to be pretty active on another account years ago. You sound new, its easy to spot, you found a club that tells you what you want to hear and think its dogma. There is valuable information here, but you won't see it from that view of "what TRP is about, alpha beta" etc. Sure some of the info can get you laid if you use it, but 90% of it these days I just pointless ranting about how women are whores and you g…	/r/TheRedPill	15/04/17 08:56 AM
3	Rethinking the idea of micro-aggressions and why some feminists mistake equality for oppression. She simply sounds like an ass. I am talking more subconscious, not just trying to act like a cliche bro. It is in the type of response, more than anything I think. True sexism, would be treating women like 1800s, you know not cussing etc because they are fragile or whatever. What people call sexism now is more like accepting women into a male paradigm and making the 'mistake' of expecting them to react like a man. Tbh, it spans the entire SJW lexicon, "mansoalining" for example... If a person do…	/r/TheRedPill	15/04/17 06:26 AM
1	Delusion is strong with this one. Waiter, waitress. Seriously it is an inane little thing to worry about though, considering how utterly oppressive the French and German Languages are, lol. It is especially silly in the specific field of acting where the sex of the role actually specifically matters... "Needed: Female actor". Or "Needed: Actress." It is one of the few jobs where the sex of the person is actually a qualifying factor in doing the job.	/r/PussyPassDenied	30/03/17 01:38 AM
1	Redditor is fired for taking day off—without giving notice—to go to the Women's Day march. Well, it does not affect me at the moment, as we are putting off children, but it is something that will affect most everyone eventually, man or woman. I was never saying that things could not be improved, things can always be improved. I found fault with your argument in that you seem to be coming from the idea that there is no such thing as opportunity cost. Not every decision can be ironed out so that a person can do both options, and reap both rewards, but suffer neither drawback. That is ju…	/r/PussyPassDenied	10/03/17 08:19 PM
1	Redditor is fired for taking day off—without giving notice—to go to the Women's Day march. I am not sure how you think maternity/paternity leave will change whether a woman is considered re-hirable. You are arguing 2 points here and confusing them. 1.) the immediate effects of maternity leave. 2.) the long term earning potential of mothers. But they are both answered by this: Having a child is a life choice it has myriad consequences. It involves a value judgement on the part of both parents as to whether they want to trade their careers, free time, ambitions etc. If you feel it is un…	/r/PussyPassDenied	10/03/17 06:38 PM
1	Redditor is fired for taking day off—without giving notice—to go to the Women's Day march. That is called a life choice, kiddo, not oppression. The male equivalent would be wondering how many more hours you will have to put in to support your family if you choose to have kids.	/r/PussyPassDenied	10/03/17 05:21 PM
1	Cheating, Pain, and Fear Take on the outlook of external observer almost. "This is what I am feeling now, these are the effects. This is the part of the movie about my life where a sad song plays...". This lets you master any emotion really and not be controlled by them. Think of it all as a ride, if there were not dark, scary, sad parts, it would be a boring ride/movie/book whatever.	/r/TheRedPill	13/02/17 04:19 AM