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| 12 | Lesson learned: If a woman asks how much you make, break it off ASAP.I don't believe that's true. Women aren't attracted to rich guys purely for their money, but the status it grants them. Attraction is a primitive, instinctive behaviour, not something conscious. A young woman would gravitate to a rich nerd because of his "rich guy" status, even if she doesn't need the money. He will be the envy of other men, and she will sense that. | /r/TheRedPill | 28/04/15 05:03 PM |
| 59 | Lesson learned: If a woman asks how much you make, break it off ASAP.They just want the ape at the top of the social pecking order. Wealth is merely one form of status among many others, such as popularity, physical dominance, etc. A lot of women seem to consider themselves very sophisticated and mature for pursuing wealthy ("ambitious" and "motivated") men rather than Chad Thundercocks like all the other girls. They strut around with their noses in the air feeling that they, as strong, independent women, are entitled to a wealthy and successful "real" man. Of co… | /r/TheRedPill | 28/04/15 03:06 PM |
| 37 | "Alpha" doesn't equate to aggression, it equates to calculated dominance.It's fruitless trying to define alpha as a strict set of traits because what constitutes an alpha varies with subculture. An alpha male from the English upper class is quite different from an alpha hailing from the ghettos of Detroit. There are some unifying features, of course. | /r/TheRedPill | 14/11/14 08:05 AM |
| 8 | The Feminist GlossaryExactly. Only if said behaviour is coming from a man of low social status does it qualify for the c-word. An attractive, wealthy, and popular guy can be as 'creepy' as he likes without being perceived as such. What particularly bothers me is when a woman will dress clearly for attention, but only from 'alpha' males: "not from you, creep! STOP HARASSING ME!!!". | /r/TheRedPill | 13/11/14 08:50 AM |
| 4 | My thoughts on powertalking. Also do you guys believe that the only reason we as human engage with others is to get a leg up in power, social standing and mate selection?Not consciously, but your opinion of who is fun to be around and who isn't is likely determined by some low-level processing of their status relative to yours. People are often unaware of their behaviour due to the way external reality maps onto our internal perceptions. I call it introspective myopia. For example, ask a kid how much he knows about electromagnetic radiation and whether he prefers one wavelength to another, and he'll respond with a blank stare. Then ask him whether he wants the b… | /r/TheRedPill | 12/11/14 10:41 PM |
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