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| 1 | (24M) What can I do to make myself a better person so more attractive women will find me attractive?And I grew up on a farm in the rural south, wore clothes sewn by my mother, and was bullied a lot at certain times in my school life. And I did answer your question - Grow Up! I suspect it's your childish outlook and total lack of maturity that's the turn-off for most women now. Objectively you're not a bad looking guy going by your pics even with the weight on. My DH looked about 19 when we married (he was 26) and was 4 years younger than me. And yet he's always seemed the older one in our rela… | /r/askTRP | 19/11/18 01:37 PM |
| 1 | In LTRs/Marriage, You're Replacing Her FatherUhh!! You guys are so ignorant about women. I question sometimes how many real women some of you have even met, much less gotten to know on any intimate level. Did you ever stop to consider that the method you choose to interact with women (TRP) attracts a certain type of woman who is as selfish, self-centered, childish, dependent, needy as you assume all women to be. I was Daddy's little girl, but I paid my own way, and took care of myself. | /r/TheRedPill | 15/01/17 11:18 PM |
| 1 | [Q4all] Why do people think doctors and lawyers are rich?I call bullshit! Why would your mother go to 4 years of medical school, obtain her doctor of medicine degree, presumably do a residency in something then go back and go to medical school AGAIN for four years and obtain her doctor of osteopathy degree (essentially a duplicate education and degree training in exactly the same profession) and then go on to obtaun a degree in nursing, an RN, when she presumably would have had at least eight years of medical school under her belt at that point (which… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 15/01/17 09:54 PM |
| 1 | [Q4all] Why do people think doctors and lawyers are rich?Unless there's more to the story, no surgeon would automatically prescribe blood thinners right after surgery because of course, you don't want the place you just cut open to not clot and begin the process of wound healing but instead ooze blood continuously because the clotting process has been interfered with. It is also a very well known risk of surgery that the immobility that can occur after surgery, especially in a high risk chronically ill patient, can result in a DVT or Pulmonary embolus… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 15/01/17 09:41 PM |
| 6 | My girlfriend has cancer and will likely die in the next half year.Ask ANY health care provider who treats people at the end of life or with chronic severe illness and they can tell you that the vast majority of the time it is the patient's mother, wife, sister, sister-in-law, daughter, daughter in law, aunt, niece or just a female neighbor who is helping out who will be taking that person to and from doctors appointments, managing medications, changing soiled bedding, giving bed baths, changing wounds dressings, changing catheter bags, colostomy bags the major… | /r/askTRP | 15/01/17 05:26 AM |
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