fryingpanofdoom Archive

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3	What do you ladies wear at home? I don't think it sounds odd at all, especially since I've noticed over the past few months that the more time I take to groom in the morning the better I feel all day. I would really like to work my way up to a having a no-rushing, set amount of time every morning for makeup and hair. Right now I manage makeup pretty well daily, but I'm always cutting corners with my hair. How do you usually set curls overnight? Whenever I try I end up with really tight curls and my hair turns into a disaster on…	/r/RedPillWomen	16/07/15 01:02 PM
25	What're some good ways to stop being bitter and coarse? Open up a text editor and type our your gripes about work and life for the day as if you were telling your best friend. Spend the day editing it. If you really need a reaction from a real person, condense it down to a one sentence, witty summary and share it with someone who will appreciate it. The goal is to turn your bitch session into a quick laugh for another person instead of a burden to listen to. Otherwise, delete the whole thing the next morning and work on the next day of venting, if ne…	/r/RedPillWomen	09/06/15 04:14 PM
1	Cooking: Practice and educate yourself; reap the personal and social rewards Last night I found a few places in my area that offer classes, I'm so excited! Surprisingly it was a little hard to find ones that are hands on. A lot of them seem to be demonstration and tasting only, which wouldn't help me at all, being the type of person that needs to do it myself to understand it. A couple venues offer knife skills classes, too, which I had no idea was something I could take as a class but absolutely want to now.	/r/RedPillWomen	02/06/15 01:21 PM
1	Cooking: Practice and educate yourself; reap the personal and social rewards Thank you, those points are so helpful! The last one reminds me of how I bake cookies, so hopefully some of my baking skills will cross over in a helpful way once I get the hang of things.	/r/RedPillWomen	02/06/15 01:18 PM
3	Cooking: Practice and educate yourself; reap the personal and social rewards Love this post! So motivational! Has anyone taken online or in person cooking classes? Were they helpful? I have quite a few kitchen basics down, but I'd like to get better at cooking complete meals. I definitely struggle with cooking meat and vegetables correctly.	/r/RedPillWomen	01/06/15 01:35 PM
4	Advice for a late bloomer looking to get into online dating? Anyone here thinking about making an online profile should save this reply! It's right on target. I made a lot of mistakes with my profiles over the years and was confused and frustrated by the guys I was meeting. Eventually I took some time off, corrected my own attitude and expectations, then came back and did almost everything above (with the exception of a fully written out profile; I was still a little jaded about providing a lot of information) and the results were great!	/r/RedPillWomen	29/05/15 01:11 PM
11	Red Pill for the working woman (question) Calm, professional, respectful, and just the right amount of feminine translates very well into many workplaces. I developed a friendly customer service oriented attitude working many years in retail and then took it with me to an office career and it has never let me down. Even the most curmudgeonly folk desire to feel cared for, respected, and listened to. The best advice I can give is to stay humble. If you are successful at maintaining a good attitude you will gain admirers and also haters. …	/r/RedPillWomen	19/05/15 05:51 PM
10	What are the most important things a woman should be able to do in the kitchen? This isn't really a tip, but just general women advice, when you start baking, only eat one brownie/cookie/whatever you make and give the rest away immediately. This is solid advice! I started doing this last winter and it works like a charm. I don't bake anything now unless I have people I can give it to within 24 hours. Seventeen pounds lost in 5 months so far! :)	/r/RedPillWomen	12/05/15 02:33 PM