akio_asakura Archive

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3	Don't get BITTER. Get BETTER I understand the bible is a collection of (simply put) life lessons told through archetypal stories. Greek and Egyptian mythology falls under the same category as far as I'm concerned, but I get hung up on this as self help because many of the most important points are underlying the story. For example, why does the flood immediately follow the story of Cain and Abel? I guess I'm just hesitant to take it as face value self-help due to all the implicit themes whereas self-help that I'm accustomed…	/r/TheRedPill	10/05/18 09:05 PM
22	Don't get BITTER. Get BETTER Good points, I just finished The Rational Male, and I'm still digesting it. All of the points you listed about being social, helping others, etc. will indicate a sense of security to women. Additionally, going to the gym, as well as being social, will foster competition anxiety in women. Of course I'm only viewing this through the scope of attracting women. If I'm wrong about anything here, please let me know.	/r/TheRedPill	10/05/18 07:40 PM