TangentRambler Archive

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2	Shameless Brag Thread Can I ask how a 23 year old business development consultant goes about earning enough trust and faith from clients to make it on their own in that industry? I'd imagine that most of your customers are significantly older than you, so it must take strong frame for you to be able to convince them that you know what's best for them/what you're talking about.	/r/TheRedPill	20/04/16 09:01 PM
8	Women support patriarchy as long as it isn't the one of western men I think a woman might admit such things if she was able to do so anonymously. But, in this case, I refer you to Rule 16 (and its corollary): There are no women on the Internet; if there are, they are actually men.	/r/TheRedPill	25/02/16 02:39 AM
8	Sex is one of the hardest things to accomplish these days for young men. Your typical university girl in London doesn't have her sights set on those men, though (well, she would if she was fortunate to stumble into their vicinity, but that's a rare occurrence). She goes out looking for the same type of night that an American college girl would -- get drunk, be hot in public and soak up validation, and hopefully get fucked by an alpha at the end of the night, but that alpha doesn't have to be a goddamn millionaire, just a dude with social proof on campus and the resul…	/r/TheRedPill	23/01/16 11:12 PM
8	Sex is one of the hardest things to accomplish these days for young men. If you lift and dress well, you've already got a head start on the majority of the population. It sounds to me like you've psyched yourself out of the proper frame of mind. In college, I did a semester abroad in London (at Queen Mary in Mile End). We'd go out three or four nights a week, ranging from places like the New Globe (local college pub), to the trendy bars in Shoreditch, and rarely to clubs like Fabric and Pacha; no matter where we went, getting girls to leave with us was not that diffi…	/r/TheRedPill	23/01/16 11:05 PM
1	Sex is one of the hardest things to accomplish these days for young men. You'll quickly figure out what works and what doesn't if you do this. Maybe not 100, but as many as you can, and throw caution to the wind. But don't rape anybody.	/r/TheRedPill	23/01/16 10:52 PM
6	Sex is one of the hardest things to accomplish these days for young men. He's suggesting self improvement because your posts sound like they're coming from a guy with very low self esteem.	/r/TheRedPill	23/01/16 10:50 PM
3	The New Trend of Indian Girls Publicly Shaming Men on Facebook! The lady doth protest too much? Heheh. I am curious what the TRP veterans think on the issue, though. Is there a consensus that having a facebook profile is inherently blue pill, in and of itself? For my generation (I'm 24), the vast majority of women are regular social media users--it's literally a catalogue of women sorted by age, clique, education, religion, hometown, interests, etcetera (and an easy way to communicate before moving to text/call), and a profile that shows you doing cool shit …	/r/TheRedPill	23/01/16 10:30 PM
12	The New Trend of Indian Girls Publicly Shaming Men on Facebook! Don't immediately dismiss facebook as useless. Having a profile doesn't automatically make you a vapid idiot. It only becomes a detriment if you spend a significant amount of time absorbing the garbage that clogs the News Feed, or seeking validation from posts (or arguably posting at all--I think it's best not to spread information about yourself at all). It's a great way to gather information on other people, if you're the Machiavellian type. It's also a useful tool for organizing events or kee…	/r/TheRedPill	23/01/16 09:53 PM