grayk47 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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2	Awesome response I've never heard it used in real life (probably a good thing) and based on the context of the show, I presume it's seen as an outdated if not racially pejorative term that just to be safe, I will never use in a public space.	/r/PussyPassDenied	06/01/17 09:44 PM
20	Awesome response Quadroon.	/r/PussyPassDenied	06/01/17 09:19 PM
3	Damn Right Yep double majored in psychology (thought I was gonna be a psychiatrist and become a doctor like my parents and sister to the point I took the MCAT and was a hair's breadth away from accepting an acceptance letter to med school) and history, and instead of going into medicine, decided to pursue modern Russian history. And both on a stimulating level and economic angle I'm glad I decided with my humanities oriented path. With my doctorate that I will ahve hopefully by 2020 I can continue working …	/r/MensRights	01/01/17 03:40 AM
10	How to get banned from r/Feminism Nations are built and destroyed on people's feelings and moods. If I have the feeling that I am not going to be able to provide for my family and put bread in their bellies due to a tsar's inane policies, I may end up going out on International Women's day in February of 1917 and demonstrating (this would be the start of the February Revolution that brought down the tsarist system in Russia). If I do not feel that a certain candidate will be the best option for my future and the future of all ci…	/r/MensRights	18/12/16 08:27 PM
3	Googles doodle for International Mens Day Don't tell my mom that Mother's Day isn't a holiday. She'll gut you alive. And then gut me just for associating with you.	/r/MensRights	20/11/16 03:26 AM
-4	Googles doodle for International Mens Day Well to be honest how many nation's governments officially recognise the holiday? To most people it's pretty insignificant, and not worth the time. If no one really celebrates it, is it really even a holiday in the first place?	/r/MensRights	20/11/16 01:27 AM
1	Debunking the Myths about the Red Pill It seems that we will have to agree to disagree when it comes to our philosophies on relationships, fine enough. But allow me to address your final post. You're right four years is not long enough to be an "expert". But I have watched my parents get divorced and remarry to bother people. Both my parents now have healthy relationships that are both at least a decade old, and that is because they learned from their first marriage with each other that communication is vital for a healthy relationsh…	/r/TheRedPill	13/10/15 08:27 PM
-2	Debunking the Myths about the Red Pill I get that the whole point of this sub and why exists. People such as yourself have been hurt in relationships, shit happens, the relationship decayed to the point it was not salvageable, or someone got cheated on. I get that. In many ways I would have a greater respect for the TRP if it stuck with the self-help angle of "take care of your body, be confident" and don't put anyone on a pedestal. But you lose me with all these theories and philosophies of what a man should be when around a woman o…	/r/TheRedPill	13/10/15 07:23 PM
-3	Debunking the Myths about the Red Pill It's called socializing with people and getting out of your comfort zone. Your male friends should have done that for you. I know this is controversial around here but does it really matter the sex that helps you bring out of your comfort zone? Just as long as you get out of your comfort zone? Happy Wife/Girlfriend, Happy Life is the exact opposite of how it should be. I think that is true for both parties in a relationship. In a healthy relationship, its not some type of relationhip where one p…	/r/TheRedPill	13/10/15 04:28 PM
1	Debunking the Myths about the Red Pill Nope, Soviet Russian studies (that's what I study, my girlfriend studies modern China during the Deng Xiaoping years) is not nearly as that exciting, archeologists have all the fun dealing with artifacts and whacky Nazis, we historians are usually the one who get to interpret the data. That memoir by the old lady in Siberia (which actually exists) would put most people to sleep, including myself in some situations. It's dry but fulfilling work.	/r/TheRedPill	13/10/15 03:56 PM
2	Debunking the Myths about the Red Pill Huh interesting, in my case my girlfriend of nearly 5 years is the one who has helped me have more fun since I met her. We're both grad students on track to get our PhDs so our careers are pretty much research, but without her, I would probably still be spending 14 hour days in an archive instead going home after 11 hours. She has shown me that there is life outside of libraries and archives. While I had friends before I met her, I am now much more willing to engage with them and her friends. We…	/r/TheRedPill	13/10/15 03:21 PM
1	Machiavelli's The Prince, A Review Well Il Principe would not be the ideal book to read if one were to try to run a successful country in a modern globalized society. If that's what you mean by being reviled by professors. But even the late 15th century some of the advice is a little too extreme and seems like a good way for a principality to fall. It's been almost 3 years since I read Il Principe. Ultimately discussions always came down to whether it is better to be loved or feared as a ruler. I am of the opinion that it is bett…	/r/TheRedPill	10/10/15 07:37 AM
1	Machiavelli's The Prince, A Review I was disagreeing with you on the belief most people (esp. left leaning professors) have a hard time accepting that amoral perception of politics can be so popular and stand the test of time. I disagree with you there and would argue that it is those same left leaning professors that help it keep it relevant. It was one of the first texts I read while I was getting my minor in IR, my liberal undergrad professor who worked under Clinton in the 90s in think it was Sweden, or was it Finland) made u…	/r/TheRedPill	10/10/15 07:11 AM
1	Machiavelli's The Prince, A Review I think people have difficulties accepting (esp. left leaning scholars) that a book that amoral can be so popular as to survive several centuries. It shakes the belief of the "inherent" human goodness. Truth is that people would rather be kissed and consoled with lies than punched with the truth. I would disagree with you there, I think the more cynical or realist approach is what has made Il Principe stand the test of time. I like my Oxford University Press edition of the Prince, its thorough g…	/r/TheRedPill	10/10/15 06:45 AM
2	Machiavelli's The Prince, A Review The debate on it being satire or not leans towards it being satire among my colleagues who are experts in the field, it is still hotly debated. I remember about a year ago, my girlfriend and I went to a bar with another couple who are friends of ours and happen to be grad students who both study the Florentine politics during the reign of Lorenzo de' Medici (il Maginfico). And we got into a discussion about Machiavelli because my soon to fiance and I don't get to read his works very much because…	/r/TheRedPill	10/10/15 04:52 AM
2	Fight Club, Deeper Than The Surface Godfather is a deconstruction of the gangster genre, not many of the characters especially the main ones are meant to be viewed in a positive light.	/r/TheRedPill	09/10/15 05:54 AM
0	Never try to fix a woman's problems well the wya in which the person called women animals is what i call into question. /u/cover20 stated "But beware, she has that brain, but she is still a female animal. They are not contradictory." It implies that she is something less. Its like /u/cover20 is stating "she's smart for a woman, but when the chips are down, she'll turn into this ugly thing and only then will i know that she was not good for me. That is how i interpret his words when he called my girlfriend a "female animal". Its th…	/r/TheRedPill	22/09/15 01:55 AM
0	Never try to fix a woman's problems Or, one of you gets the hots for someone else and artfully maintains a similar level of "communication" at home while banging someone else on the outside. Again i dont think that affairs tend to be spring out of nowhere. More often than not, they are a result of one of the couple seeking something that the relationship lacked. It takes time for a strong relationship to erode. Maybe the spark that they had once. And that is where marriage counseling comes in. My uncle tells me that most of his pa…	/r/TheRedPill	22/09/15 12:19 AM
0	Never try to fix a woman's problems Well thank you for your words. I think when it comes to emotional exposure, is that it can be a double edged sword. If you become too emotional too quickly in a relationship, it can turn off to either party. I know if my girlfriend on the second date, and decided to just dump all of her emotional baggage on the table (metaphorically) that would have been a huge turn off. I admit that the way I show my emotions is unconventional, I'm not one to cry easily, but I am not afraid to share my emotiona…	/r/TheRedPill	21/09/15 10:35 PM
0	Never try to fix a woman's problems Well the only way to have the relationship break down is if there is a break down in communication. That's where it starts. A couple begin to become distant because they do not talk to each other. A person in a strong relationship just doesn't one day decide to have an affair, it usually occurs after a steady degradation of communication. Married people stop courting their spouses the marriage becomes boring, and they have kids to compensate. In a healthy relationship, or marriage, the couple sh…	/r/TheRedPill	21/09/15 09:23 PM
0	Never try to fix a woman's problems I was giving context. Context is always important. If I said that I haven't had sex with my girlfriend for a month, you would think that I had problems problems with the relationship. But the situation changes when I say that haven't had sex with my girlfriend for a solid month because I'm in DC for a summer for a job while she decided to stay in Seattle for her job. New information changes the context and bigger picture.	/r/TheRedPill	21/09/15 06:00 PM
-1	Never try to fix a woman's problems Met her 4.5 years ago in a seminar course that dealt with religion in early America before the American Civil War. there were only 6 of us the course so we got to know each other pretty well and asked her out at the end of the quarter, she said yes, and the rest is history. We've decided to get engaged, I'm waiting to take her to Cape Cod this christmas and proposing. We went there a couple of years ago and loved it. Look what works for me may be a little against the grain when it comes to this …	/r/TheRedPill	21/09/15 04:19 PM
-1	Never try to fix a woman's problems Hey you're the one asking, in just answering.	/r/TheRedPill	21/09/15 01:10 PM
-5	Never try to fix a woman's problems That's an interesting question. Sex has never been a goal in life, I do not crave sex (some might say that I display characteristics of being asexual). Don't get me wrong sex is great when its with a person you deeply love and have a strong bond with, but I do not let it define my relationship with my SO. There have been many times where going kayaking on the Puget Sound or visiting the MoMA in NYC, or the Smithsonian in DC ha been much better use of our time in terms of strengthening our bond t…	/r/TheRedPill	21/09/15 06:30 AM
-7	Never try to fix a woman's problems Well it works for us. The ability and willingness to communicate. Often not communicating makes other problems in a relationship worse. This is a fundamental thing that my uncle who is a psychiatrist often comes across, whether he is dealing with couples, children and their parents, or whatever, the inability to calmly communicate. Now sometimes communication is not enough, sometimes there will be other issues like infidelity or alcoholism, but again problems that can be helped or prevented by c…	/r/TheRedPill	21/09/15 02:55 AM
-10	Never try to fix a woman's problems Wow, holy fucking shit, I could not disagree with your conclusion any more. Whenever I have a problem, which is very rare, the first person I often go to is not a male counterparts, but my girlfriend. While we are much alike in our interests (we are both on track to get doctorates. I'm getting my doctorate in Soviet Studies and shes getting hers in Modern Chinese Studies), and our reserved and diplomatic approach in solving problems, she provides a good second opinion. while if my girlfriend has…	/r/TheRedPill	21/09/15 02:28 AM