PeppermintPig Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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5	'Why Breaking Mr. Nice Guy’s Heart May Be The Best Decision Of Your Life — And His' Of course. Gloating over the kill is in pretty bad taste. Prison, as it is now, doesn't make people better. Personal character growth is not a uniform fungible value that can be gained from going through just any sort of difficult life changing experience. Perhaps we'll just have to disagree here?	/r/TheRedPill	20/12/14 10:56 PM
7	'Why Breaking Mr. Nice Guy’s Heart May Be The Best Decision Of Your Life — And His' It's like when people tell you that going to prison or being conscripted into the military builds character, and then those are the default archetypes of the hardened man. Have to recognize the costs involved and the myth of the stereotypical strong man. A person has to know how to be strong and how to become stronger, and not merely appear to be strong through adversity. Women can fall for assholes that way. In that sense, having women justify being assholes to nice guys is like a distorted mir…	/r/TheRedPill	20/12/14 10:35 PM
7	'Why Breaking Mr. Nice Guy’s Heart May Be The Best Decision Of Your Life — And His' LMAO. Girls who make excuses like this are sick in the head. Look, just because someone gives you their attention doesn't mean you have to accept it, and if you're that much of a sociopath that you would lead someone on, then you are setting yourself up for future rejection by setting a standard that imposes a glass ceiling on potential romantic interests. I see women do this all of the time (vain men to a much lesser degree since they usually fly through relationships faster with less significa…	/r/TheRedPill	20/12/14 10:27 PM
21	The proud feminists of AskWomen shamefully admit that they get horny for Dark Triad men. My answer would also be no. They can hold whatever belief they want, and I'll continue to make my own choices. I will not be a contributing member of some collective guilt trip. It is absolutely toxic to the building of an individual's character. It's prejudice, pure and simple.	/r/TheRedPill	20/12/14 06:13 PM
32	The proud feminists of AskWomen shamefully admit that they get horny for Dark Triad men. That said, one useful observation: not all these men are leaders, not all these men are massively successful, not all of them are socially powerful. The common thread is actually in what they are NOT: followers. Great slice of wisdom right there. Those women who attempt to champion an ideal of injustice between the sexes are insincere about their motivations the more fervently they go about demonstrating it. If differences between the sexes cannot be demonstrated through scientific fact, and con…	/r/TheRedPill	20/12/14 05:36 PM
4	Women used to be just like you Timid or headstrong, men can always be burned by not paying attention. Being gentle and appearing beta-like doesn't inherently mean you're a sucker if you are watching for the red flags. One can always embrace the theta.	/r/TheRedPill	20/12/14 11:58 AM
1	Male virginity, inceldom, being a late bloomer, and the red pill. This. Many young people can't see the future beyond the immediate issues in their lives, so they let that eat at them. I don't discount the first love scenario entirely, but it's a game of terrible odds and it's the belief in the fairy tale ending that sets you on a course for useless regrets. That time is better spent using what you've discovered to improve.	/r/TheRedPill	20/12/14 09:58 AM
0	What is "status" and how to go about improving it. Sounds like maybe you should go date a stripper on the rebound if you need a fine ass.	/r/TheRedPill	20/12/14 09:39 AM
3	What is "status" and how to go about improving it. The most well known form of Status is based on the idea of socioeconomic advancement in which your career and the people you surround yourself with are meant to elevate you as an individual. Often times people who place a high regard on social status will conversely place a low regard on the substance of their relationships, as it becomes a game of one-upsmanship. People can become objects used by a person who values this form of status above all else to produce a false sense of self worth, or t…	/r/TheRedPill	20/12/14 09:31 AM