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| 0 | People don't really parent their children.I hope you realize that when you become a parent you aren't given a "How To Be The Best Parent, Ever" manual. Your parents probably fell victim to the same fate. No one has children for the sake of it, many of us go in with a plan but when life punches you in the mouth (job loss, death, economy, oh shit another baby etc) and there's blood we can only adjust and do what we can. Remember, children are mini-people and don't just go with what your plan is either. There's also other people in this wo… | /r/TheRedPill | 03/07/17 08:14 PM |
| 1 | The Attractive Guy Next DoorUse that list as a way to craft "your"self - don't chase after another's image, using your items as boundries. Some say you should be ripped, well to me if a woman has decided to fuck you without seeing your shirt off, then she's already decided to fuck you by the time it's taken off. Unless you have Krag the brain in your belly then you should be well on the way down her love tunnel. Just be in "great" shape, portray and active and happy masculine lifestyle - you won't be looked like some less … | /r/TheRedPill | 03/07/17 07:51 PM |
| 1 | A Good ManThe best way I've heard this concept described was in the book "The Way of Men". I haven't finished it but while involved with it there was a section called, "Being a Good Man VS Being Good at Being a Man" or something of that sort. It made the most complete sense to me and struck me like a duh wtf moment...should've saw it. Being a Good Man - Paying your bills on time, following through on your promises to others, living the Golden Rule, spending equal time with your children, helping old ladie… | /r/TheRedPill | 01/07/17 12:21 AM |
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