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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	An 'asshole' and a 'bad person' are two very different things, remember this. Sadly my narrative memory is a fucking iron box so I can't even forget the time I crawled up my stairway singing What Do You Do With a Drunken Sailor after puking on my neighbor's porch, and that's really the kind of night you feel like you've earned your blackout, but nooooo your brain says fuck you YOU WILL REMEMBER. So a) wtf is this "Frame" bullshit? I assume it's important because it's capitalized, and b) the alpha status you seemed determined not to possess is an existential neurosis, not …	/r/TheRedPill	21/05/17 05:14 AM
1	An 'asshole' and a 'bad person' are two very different things, remember this. Yeah... no. I am the asshole any subset of family or friends I know, eclipsed perhaps only by my dad. You get to be an asshole of varying moral decency by saying sometimes true things in a preferably hilarious way, or you get to be an asshole by being a huge dick to everybody. The language is imprecise on this matter, but I've definitely been both. Not putting up with manipulation is a basic requirement of maturity, not a lifelong jihad. Also if you're trading fungible resources for gratitude, y…	/r/TheRedPill	20/05/17 07:03 AM
1	An 'asshole' and a 'bad person' are two very different things, remember this. I mean, really, I didn't come to TheRedPill near blackout drunk at 3am expecting upvotes, nor shall I come this evening at 2am near blackout drunk expecting upvotes. Rejecting a slave mentality has zilch to do with being nice to people. I'm going to assume OP is not literally a slave, so defending his right to live his life the way he wants is redundant, and frankly weird. Though not necessarily weirder than my drunken urges to attack people in the small hours of the morning. Red Pill seems to c…	/r/TheRedPill	20/05/17 06:43 AM
2	Critical Thinking: a Lost Skill 10,000 years of long term relationships pumping out spawn of moderate to middling emotional health, yet it's a unicorn. I've seen so many of these posts that start with "Reevaluate your beliefs, be open to evidence" yadda yadda, as if it's an even newer testament. That's the baseline of rational thinking that everyone who's actually doing has forgotten was a pre-req.	/r/TheRedPill	18/05/17 06:59 AM
-9	An 'asshole' and a 'bad person' are two very different things, remember this. Well, no, you are an asshole when you place yourself above others. The only "nice" things you mentioned are the Hallmark channel nice things you have to do to get a Hallmark card from your mom, and you absolutely did not have to post a bunch of defensive paragraphs on the internet to get that street cred, brah. You are the definition of a bad person: me and mine and fuck everyone else. I'm not saying you shouldn't go with it, cause, fuck it, we're all going to die, but don't delude yourself: you…	/r/TheRedPill	18/05/17 06:48 AM
1	Above The Game Part 7: Physical Escalation & Sex Hah, you're welcome. The PUA scum never seem to understand that generalities are not absolutes.	/r/seduction	26/12/13 12:30 AM
1	Above The Game Part 7: Physical Escalation & Sex Yes I can, since it's my current relationship: I said "Mind if I kiss you before he comes back?" He being her ex who she was and is still in a band with and was hovering awkwardly over our first date. I had not touched her prior to this moment, but the sexual tension was a violin string waiting to be bowed, and if it's at that level, doesn't really matter what you say as long as you acknowledge it. If I were a "natural alpha" I probably would have been having sex in high school, and I likely wou…	/r/seduction	29/06/13 01:23 AM
28	Above The Game Part 7: Physical Escalation & Sex Hi. So this is where I'm coming from: writer about rape culture, de facto feminist, friends with many attractive women who tell me all their problems, zero tolerance for unwelcome groping, and closing out year four in a monogamous relationship. "The modern alpha male" would have called me a "nice guy" before I was in this relationship, probably a "dancing monkey" now because I get bored easily. I'm also a huge fucking nerd; I've spent multiple saturday nights at home with my cats reading books o…	/r/seduction	22/06/13 05:41 PM