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I read this somewhere the other day and it strongly resonated with me: "Everything a beta does is wrong, nothing an alpha does is". Never stop raising your SMV.
/r/TheRedPill13/09/15 10:52 AM
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dogberry23 will take part in this challenge! DAY 1: 7.9 hours. Went to sleep at 23:20 and woke up at 7:13am. DAY 2: 5.3 hours. Went to sleep at 1:11 and woke up at 6:42am. DAY 3: 8.1 hours. Went to sleep at 21:51 and woke up at 6:56am. DAY 4: 8.6 hours. Went to sleep at 22:45 and woke up at 7:21am. DAY 5: 6.9 hours. Went to sleep at 23:58 and woke up at 6:57am. DAY 6: 9.0 hours. Went to sleep at 23:00 and woke up at 8:00am. DAY 7: 7.9 hours. Went to sleep at 00:57 and woke up at 9:00am. DAY 8: 8…
/r/TheRedPill31/07/15 10:07 PM
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People who actually hold these tough technical jobs can relate to what I'm saying in that you are drained mentally from the work. You are too tired to think about anything when your day ends. As someone working in engineering I can totally relate to this. However if your job is consuming you that much that you do not even have time for yourself, maybe it's time to reshuffle priorities. If you are smart enough you will find ways of slowing down a little. Interesting, and somewhat related, is what…
/r/TheRedPill16/01/15 10:03 PM
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Once a BP is shown "the RP way" and he realizes the terrible impact it has in his life (and not only in his relationships with people but in other aspects like his career and overall happiness) he cannot simply look away. If he does he deserves whatever happens to him. Also, being a BP (while being aware of it) does not feel any good, feels like shit. An intelligent person will at least try to change. Staying the same and doing nothing whatsoever about it doesn't show much intelligence IMO.
/r/TheRedPill16/01/15 09:38 PM
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Women hate confrontation, so when you stand your ground in this situation, you are rolling the dice and showing your hand. Putting her in the drivers seat. Sorry, I do not get it. Why, in this case, standing your ground is not the right thing to do? Isn't it all about "holding frame", in the end?
/r/TheRedPill09/01/15 07:50 PM
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Avoiding bitterness is key, although is hard (at least at the beginning). As the guy in OP video explains, "being unavailable does not make me a bad or mean person." I am a recovering BP/MrNiceGuy myself, and getting over this kind of self-blame thoughts is being one of the most difficult parts. Regarding your question about holding female friends: Why men and women can't be friends -Youtube-
/r/TheRedPill02/01/15 12:02 PM
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