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| 238 | The Guides To Fighting On TRP Are GarbageHave only been in a few street fights myself. I'm not a trained fighter at all. However, I am a former corrections officer (six years), and I have been involved in hundreds of physical confrontations and have had people literally try to kill me multiple times. If I could distill my experience from these incidents into one lesson as it pertains to self-defense, it would be exactly what OP says: DON'T HOLD BACK. Either you do not engage at all -- no pushing, no shoving, no posturing nose to nose -… | /r/TheRedPill | 12/10/19 02:13 PM |
| 2 | Changing habits can transform your life, here are some great tips on how to quit those things we call 'bad'That's pretty astonishing... I wonder why it gets pushed so hard in spite of the program's apparent inefficacy. | /r/TheRedPill | 07/10/19 06:21 PM |
| 12 | Changing habits can transform your life, here are some great tips on how to quit those things we call 'bad'You mention the concept of "quitting forever", full-stop. I'm curious about your opinion of AA. There is a book called "Rational Recovery", and it advocates that the solution to drinking problems is to simply resolving to quitting forever -- no excuses. This is in stark contrast to the "AA" approach, which the book criticizes as actually enabling addiction by breeding a mentality of helplessness and subconciously programming participants that they will relapse, which then becomes a self-fulfilli… | /r/TheRedPill | 07/10/19 02:20 PM |
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