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90% of your female spirit could be eradicated by actually doing something and not constantly analyzing yourself through leftist psychological bull shit.
/r/askTRP20/07/18 02:38 PM
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I went from nothing (unemployed down to women) to everything (good job down to ONS, plates, LTR). After reading the sidebar and creating a reality distortion field by only consuming Red Pill content, I made an RP hierarchy of needs (in order of importance): Sleep Water Food Lift Work Skills Hobbies Sex Without the first seven, you will not get the quality or quantity you want of the last. If I'm suffering with women, it's because I'm not taking care of one of those seven things. Do yourself a fa…
/r/askTRP20/12/17 01:23 PM
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Catholic Church had a lot of influence back in the day. I imagine they made marriage between a man and a woman, where sex only takes place inside the marriage in order to control hypergamy to some extent and satiate the betas who would become restless quite easily and revolt. Not to mention a lack of birth control. It was a fantastic mechanism that worked for a very long time.
/r/askTRP19/12/17 09:44 PM
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Yeah, oftentimes unless the customer gets up and leaves, they're still in the ballgame. The salesman just hasn't provided the right "because" for them yet. The guy wants the product, but hasn't found a way to rationalize it yet. It's RP 101, step 1: approach and stay. If a chick tells you to leave, it's a shit test, an objection. Stay there and keep talking. She's free to leave if she wants to. Same thing goes for sales objections. The customer is free to leave whenever he wants. Otherwise you s…
/r/askTRP19/12/17 09:25 PM
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It's a good place to start. Adams has a persuasion reading list in the back. He also has it for free on his website. Just Google "Scott Adams persuasion reading list." Believe it or not, you've been played by techniques like this your whole life. Not one person ever has ever called me out on it. I know about them and they still work on me. We're not as rational as we'd like to believe. Besides, if you look at the interaction, theoretically there's nothing to call him out on. Customer - The price…
/r/askTRP19/12/17 08:39 PM
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Win Bigly has the whole story. Basically, Trump staked out an extreme position on every issue to capture voters and shifted to the middle where everyone else was. He paced them, then lead them. Now he's got the extremes and the middles instead of just the middles. But that's a different story. Here's an example from sales: Customer - The price is too high. Salesman - I agree, we have a quality service. Are you paying cash or credit? The salesman paces the customer (I agree with you) and leads hi…
/r/askTRP19/12/17 07:59 PM
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He didn't make it up. It's a common persuasion technique called matching and mirroring or pacing and leading. The idea is not to supplicate; the idea is to match the opponent's emotional state to build rapport. That brings their guard down as they begin to trust you. With trust, you take them down the path you intended to take them to in the first place. In RP terms, it'd be something of a frame play. You'd both enter a similar frame and with the right timing, you get the chick to enter yours wi…
/r/askTRP19/12/17 07:33 PM
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