Theban86 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
17	“Girls night out “ I'm spitballing here, but : Boys play testing their skills Girls play wanting to be more liked and/or popular The virtous side of adulting on this is : Male adults are skillfull at trades Female adults are apt at navegating socially (which is usefull for everyone as a whole, as a mother, authoritive figure, negotiating) The vicious side of adulting on this is : Male adults being obcessed with winning Female adults being obcessed with attention	/r/TheRedPill	02/05/24 11:33 AM
2	I'm an ex bisexual guy who's always been dodging being relationships with guys Just be yourself, really, embrace what you see yourself being. Gay men love all kinds of men, masculine, feminine, in between. Tall, fat, short, hairy, hairless.. Don't distract yourself from bitter profiles that affirm their preferences in a toxic manner, like "no fems, no fats, only white". I know this might sound generic advise but it really is because you're doing just fine. The less generic advice I can give you is doubling down on embracing yourself, put yourself into a niche corner, we ar…	/r/altTRP	05/10/21 12:41 PM
1	Bald and gay? I mean, imagine or go look for any visual that's universally attractive, now make it bald. I can almost guarantee you a picture of someone bald with that visual that works. Granted, usually that means he's a model or something, but it's something to work with. Anyway, I'd say being bald is not universally attractive in its own right, it's a niche. But there are plenty of things you can work with. Outfit, body, tattoos, piercings, facial hair, neatness, how you bring yourself. But you have to rea…	/r/altTRP	04/11/20 10:42 PM
2	Bald and gay? Men may be vocal in their preferences but men desire a variety of male forms then female. So long you appear masculine, maybe shave clean your hair and grow a beard. You won't appeal everyone, but that's not a point. You'll attract bald lovers, and that's all that matters.	/r/altTRP	04/11/20 09:23 PM
2	People don't respect you if you are unnecessarily nice to them. Applicable to both genders; an example. Like, on one hand it could be playfull banter and spicy teases that, although they might be a little too much, you could "enjoyed" and tried to practice male banter with not great consequences. On the other hand, he should know his place. You weren't up for that which is fine. Im glad you didnt let him cross your bondaries.	/r/TheRedPill	18/10/19 02:22 PM
4	The indisputable superiority of "Unfortunately, I'm just not there yet" vs "Screw that shit, I'm not gonna!" How does one remain uncommitted without expressing cowardice in this scenario?	/r/TheRedPill	15/08/19 02:04 PM
3	The indisputable superiority of "Unfortunately, I'm just not there yet" vs "Screw that shit, I'm not gonna!" But then you deny them from what they want to hear. Also, no answer gives a blank slate through which they can paint you with whatever colours they want not colours that you want.	/r/TheRedPill	15/08/19 01:58 PM
34	The indisputable superiority of "Unfortunately, I'm just not there yet" vs "Screw that shit, I'm not gonna!" Real life encompasses work and leisure. I would say being milquetoast and uninteresting are good traits to have to navigate office politics.	/r/TheRedPill	15/08/19 01:53 PM
1	Anyone fucking hate gay coworkers? Every single one I’ve had stirs up drama. And all the females love them because the dudes are gay. For each dude you can detect gayness due to his flameboyancy there's at least ten of them that you don't know they're gay.	/r/askTRP	24/02/19 12:30 PM