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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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2	As a man you should be totally free Coming out with another book. It sounds like you should give it a read.	/r/TheRedPill	05/05/20 10:18 AM
3	As a man you should be totally free Careful friend, power and money are useful tools to achieve other goals but if you chase them for their own sake you will always be wanting more. There will always be bigger fish that make you feel inadequate. Make yourself strong enough and competent enough that people seek you out for help. Build relationships and community. If you have to go to battle, which you will if you set your goals high enough, do it after earning the trust and respect of people who will follow you in. Build and create…	/r/TheRedPill	02/05/20 04:42 PM
2	As a man you should be totally free I think this is relevant for a man in his twenties or an upstart position at the beginning of a career, but there is a twist. Independent thought is important and out there in the world, being honest and independent without being an outright asshole about it is an important aspect of gaining the respect of like-minded people and earning the trust of others, especially in business. The difficult part is balancing the confrontational nature of independence and honesty while being respectful of tho…	/r/TheRedPill	02/05/20 02:38 PM
3	How do you deal with yourself when you find yourself continually getting mad all over again from things from the past? To clarify, write down the painful memories and the details. You can write about the triggers as well but it is the memories themselves it is important to focus on.	/r/RedPillWomen	25/03/20 10:17 PM
7	How do you deal with yourself when you find yourself continually getting mad all over again from things from the past? Write it down. Write down all of the things that make you mad or bring back painful memories. You can do this however you like: chronologically, in a narrative, in bullet points. Write down what happened, who was involved, how it made you feel, how you believe it impacted your life (thought/behavior patterns and their consequences later). If you feel like writing more, keep going. This has helped me immensely in life, and I hope it is helpful for you too.	/r/RedPillWomen	25/03/20 10:15 PM

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