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| 5 | DontFriend of mine broke up with this girl, and the bitch figured out that doctor pregnancy tests look for the hcg hormone (or something similar) in the blood. So, she took some of that and brought doctor-signed paperwork showing she was pregnant, then said "see, let's just have unprotected sex now since I already got pregnant." Very tempting offer, but my friend was wise enough to figure out what was up. Her plan was to get pregnant for real, and tie him to her forever. Be very careful out there. | /r/TheRedPill | 03/11/17 08:38 PM |
| 3 | Learn to fucking cook.By the way, home cooking is a great way to get the girl drinking wine. "I chose this wine because it goes so well with the shallots." Some girls don't even know what a fucking shallot even is, but they'll always be amazed and drink more wine than they intended. Zing! The other aspect of this is that if you suck at cooking, this won't work. I once went on a delightful motorcycle ride in the mountains, got the girl home, and cooked her a shitty meal, and she immediately left. Now that I'm an excel… | /r/TheRedPill | 18/09/16 07:51 PM |
| 5 | Do not rely on women to empathize with you in professional matters.I just remembered a slightly related story. We met up after work at an ice skating rink (I really enjoy skating and hadn't been in years). She had already parked, so when I pulled up she just started walking in. I caught up, held the door for her, and as she walked past me she said, "I just have to use the bathroom." When she got out, I was waiting for her with tickets purchased and rental skates in hand, eager to get on the ice. "What, no hello kiss? No 'how was your day'?" she complained. I ju… | /r/TheRedPill | 08/07/15 02:13 AM |
| 19 | Do not rely on women to empathize with you in professional matters.Broke up with my girlfriend last week. Every day she would ask me "how was your day?" and then ignore my answer. A few minutes later, during the next conversational lull, she would again ask me: "how was your day?" And even after four or five times, she would ask again, apparently without realizing I had already answered and she had completely ignored the answer. | /r/TheRedPill | 07/07/15 07:25 PM |
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