SquareMelon Archive

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2	Boyfriend won't drop the threesome thing. What should I do? I think option 2 is the best one to take in your situation if you want him to get over this, plus, seeing as you've already mentioned it, it is unfair of you to now back out. Beforehand, you need to have a long, serious discussion with him on the subject regarding boundaries, rules and the like. Within the confines of a relationship, a threesome is a sensitive event, and rules must be adhered to at all times. A no-holds-barred threesome in a relationship is just going to end in tears and arguing…	/r/RedPillWomen	04/12/14 04:48 PM
2	What do you ladies usually wear to bed? Always nude, unless I'm on my period, and then begrudgingly I wear a pair of dark boxers. I've always found wearing anything to bed is just plain uncomfortable! Plus, my BF likes it :)	/r/RedPillWomen	03/12/14 03:09 PM
1	How to lie to your girlfriend... Oh come on. Posts like this just give TRP a bad rep, so its not taken seriously when it ought to be! Its my understanding that RedPill is about self-improvement with the goal of attracting women, or finding a woman worthy of your love and time. Lying and cheating is definitely not something that I, nor anyone else would associate with self-improvement, or anything positive at all. Two wrongs don't make a right. Be the best you you can be, don't resort to lying and cheating (even to the lowest of…	/r/TheRedPill	03/12/14 12:11 PM
5	Favourite TV couple? I like Kitty and Red in That 70s Show. They both love and "get" each other. They aren't perfect, but they try, and always do what's best for the family. Eric and Donna too (despite Donna being a feminist - its old school 70s feminism so its not so bad). They have a great relationship, and truly, selflessly love each other - demonstrated by Eric when he tells Donna to go to college, and then Donna when she doesn't go because she couldn't bear to be apart from him. Conversely, I hate the relations…	/r/RedPillWomen	01/12/14 05:56 PM
1	Needing some advice.. Your relationship is very new, and he has proven himself to be untrustworthy. You have every reason to leave, and staying with him will only make you distrust him even more. If you were to stay for now, when you finally do leave him, you will be bitter and miserable, which will change your personality in a negative way. When he says he's using Tinder as a "Hot or Not" app, he is straight-up lying to you. Just because you are Red Pill though, that doesn't mean	/r/RedPillWomen	01/12/14 02:29 PM
1	Would potential husbands frown upon my decision? It is my personal opinion that if anyone thinks less about you for leaving a job which was detrimental to your health and well-being, they are cold-hearted and mean-spirited. In order to be a good wife/girlfriend, you need to be a good YOU first. If you had stayed in that job, the sleep deprivation would have made it easier to be in a bad mood, and has affected your looks (weight increase, dark circles under eyes etc). Also, if you respect yourself, others will respect you in turn.	/r/RedPillWomen	18/11/14 02:29 PM
1	It's non romantic, but I think a girl is trying to compete with me. How would you gracefully handle this? Sounds like she's doing a good enough job of pissing everyone off already so you just keep doing what you're doing, being nice and friendly and let the instructor tell her off himself, which he will do if she keeps up this childish behavior. Only say something if she keeps disrupting class, but say it quietly to the instructor, like "I'm really sorry to ask this of you, but do you think I could get a little extra one on one time to go over the class work again, as all the disruption makes it har…	/r/RedPillWomen	06/11/14 08:03 AM
1	Thoughts on true camaraderie between unrelated females. Can it actually exist? I think camaraderie can exist between women, but only if both women are kind, decent people who don't secretly judge each other. It also helps if they are both in serious and healthy relationships, as that lessens the competitive aspect. However, this camaraderie can only go so far. In my experience and from observations, I have yet to see a group of modern women who have been friends and stayed friends since they were in primary school, and who have active roles in each others' lives. You see t…	/r/RedPillWomen	08/10/14 07:25 AM