Revolution1917 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	[Wake me up] Ghosted by a 8 and feeling miserable For hobbies I recommend combat sports. BJJ, MMA, Judo, Boxing, MT, etc. When I gained more physical confidence, that confidence translated to all areas of my life including my personal life. It’s also a great way to burn off negative energy and those unhealthy emotions you’re feeling.	/r/askTRP	03/01/20 01:26 PM
40	Healthier Coping Mechanisms? Do NOT text her.	/r/askTRP	28/09/19 01:39 PM
0	I'm a Beta in LDR with Filipina, Life in Shambles I disagree with your use of the word “faggot”. You should delete it from your vocabulary if you want to be taken seriously.	/r/askTRP	27/09/19 08:40 PM
6	I'm a Beta in LDR with Filipina, Life in Shambles You have a bachelors degree from Loyola. You’re not dumb, and you can get a good job.	/r/askTRP	27/09/19 06:35 AM
12	How to portray the strong silent personality type correctly? Trying to “portray the strong silent type” is a bad sexual strategy. Women are naturally more verbose than men. You’re going to have to talk them. Talking to women should be seen as an opportunity, not something to be avoided. Don’t try to make yourself into some Clint Eastwood-esqe character. Every “ladies man” I’ve ever known was a skilled communicator. You would be better served to work on communicating more effectively.	/r/askTRP	19/09/19 06:49 PM
6	What do you actually do in your "spare time"? How do you spend your weekends? Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Yoga, Surfing dating apps, Reading, Walking my dog and visiting with family.	/r/askTRP	17/09/19 02:00 AM
5	What are some regrets of your 20s? Drinking too much too often.	/r/askTRP	15/09/19 05:52 AM
1	Any ideas for a productive hobby beyond work, girls and health - that doesn't require commitment? BJJ	/r/askTRP	30/08/19 02:06 AM
1	What are some sports/physical activities that you train for? BJJ	/r/askTRP	30/08/19 02:06 AM
1	boxing/martial arts Sure. In my case there are several factors at work. 1. Training is cathartic. I'm happy when I train and I'm sour and morose when I don't train. I seem to need that release for emotional regulation. Emotions are contagious. 2. I hate lifting and BJJ is the way I stay fit. 3. Socialization. I'm kind of a sperg and it's good for me to get out of the house and socialize. 4. Confidence. I carry myself differently now, and in a way that people respect and find appealing. My brother says I used to slo…	/r/askTRP	29/07/19 11:31 PM
1	boxing/martial arts It takes a long time to learn to fight. Years, not weeks or months. Be patient. If learning to defend yourself as cheaply as possible is the goal, consider Judo. Judo clubs are generally run as a nonprofit and fees are minimal. I've been doing BJJ for a year and a half and would recommend it as well. Even though fighting is not a practical skill, women are absolutely attracted to fighters/martial artists. It's the most Alpha shit ever.	/r/askTRP	29/07/19 10:43 PM