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| 1 | Warrior instinct makes men more likely to console rivals - women don'tMuch of Europe is feminism infested, that much is true. However my country isn't. Not even the women. Also I work in a field dominated by men - because of very high drive, very hard competition, math/economic/engineering skills required. Also, those who want to get ahead, must put in overtime. Every day. High stress. For many years my job was my life. And I do not regret that for a second, because it made me a fighter in everything. Made me a man's man, and luckily for me, that without my planni… | /r/TheRedPill | 07/08/16 11:41 AM |
| 38 | Warrior instinct makes men more likely to console rivals - women don'tAnother thing to note: If you have ever played strategic tabletop games (like Settlers of Catan), then the difference in behavior becomes apparent. You can backstab a man one round, and five minutes later you can form partnerships - because that is at the time for the benefit of all parties. No grudges, just pure strategy and the eye on the prize. But backstab a woman in one of these games, and she will refuse to partner in the future, because you are now strictly in the enemy box. Most of them … | /r/TheRedPill | 05/08/16 01:48 PM |
| 9 | Warrior instinct makes men more likely to console rivals - women don'tThroughout my life I have been in very competitive environments in business in a smaller European country, where getting ahead requires both outstanding individual performance and winning attitude, as well as groups of people you can trust. This meant I had to very often compete with work mates, and once someone turned out to be the alpha-dog, everyone got in line behind the guy, and pushed together as a team from that point onward. No butthurt feelings - that's for pussies. In business there is… | /r/TheRedPill | 05/08/16 01:38 PM |
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