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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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6	The good that you’ve done will be forgotten. It's actually worse than you think. When you do something good for another person, and you do it with a sense of reciprocity, you are actually giving them a debt and an obligation to repay the kindness at some point in the future. People hate feeling like they owe someone a debt, even if it's just a debt of gratitude. If they get even a whiff of a covert contract that they didn't agree to, it only breeds resentment. The solution, as others have said, is to be kind for its own sake and for your o…	/r/TheRedPill	09/07/23 07:52 PM
18	Mia Khalifa Wants Her Videos Removed Lets take a moment to re-contextualize things. Imagine there is an artist who gets paid to paint self-portraits of herself. some of those self-portraits are in museums, some are plastered across billboards, and some are in people's private collections. For her work, she is fairly compensated. After a change in artistic style, our now-famous artist decides that she wants all of her previously created works to be returned to her, removed, or otherwise destroyed. Under what circumstances would this…	/r/TheRedPill	29/06/20 05:56 PM
5	How do you respond in a cool witty way when people (especially women) mock you for being single? No offense intended, but are you in high school? I've literally never in my life encountered someone that aggressively judgemental, assuming your quotes are accurate. Unless you're in a context where you are literally forced to interact with these people, there is no reason to dedicate any mental energy at all to them. Going out of your way to insult another person does not reflect poorly on them, it reflects poorly on you. If they haven't learned this lesson yet, they eventually will.	/r/becomeaman	03/06/20 05:11 PM
1	Practice Discretion See, that is perfectly reasonable. I take issue with saying one man's approach not only doesn't work, but can't work. Your approach works for you, and that's great. His approach works for him, and that's great. Personally, I don't really see a distinction between "subtlety" and "discression" aside from phrasing. Either way, the takeaway is that women can sniff out desperation, insecurity, and lack of confidence. As long as what you are doing comes from a place of strength and abundance, you'll d…	/r/TheRedPill	12/04/18 07:13 AM
1	Practice Discretion Ironically, saying his way can't work makes you sound like you have no idea what you're talking about, proving his original point that you should always say less than is necessary.	/r/TheRedPill	12/04/18 03:52 AM

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