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| 2 | Thoughts after being diagnosed with cancerIn Germany we say to such a situation "having luck in misfortune". The sooner you diagnose cancer the better the prognosis. You found the pill, you found your cancer, you know your Nietzsche, shit is not going to end because of meager 8000$. You are destined to live and kick ass, motherfucker. After you overcome this shit test of life you'll be omnipotent. | /r/TheRedPill | 30/08/17 01:47 PM |
| 0 | I'm dissapointed that in this sub, because I actually like the core message, but not the shit around it.but fact is, people are happiest when they no longer need to try to make something work You're absolutely right. I'm not talking about trying hard, you have to better yourself until high performance is no tiring state anymore, but natural. It's about becoming who you are. The theory is that the current narrative strips young men from their natural state and makes them less confident. People in this sub often are these fatherless men (metaphorically) who seek guidance to find themself. The happy … | /r/TheRedPill | 07/11/16 08:53 AM |
| 1 | I'm dissapointed that in this sub, because I actually like the core message, but not the shit around it.No racism from me and most redpillers, but there is indeed a problem with novices in their hate phase who haven't fully understood the message. There's also one big user here whose condescenting writing style I dissapprove. The core of the pill, which you did not seem to digest either, is that you won't find lasting happiness 'naturally' (=the blue way), the way love films make it seem. You end up miserable and women too. Of course we need women: no one here is denying our sexual urges. But peop… | /r/TheRedPill | 07/11/16 08:18 AM |
| 4 | The state of Hypergamy in Germany straight out of my German language textbook.Let me help you out here OP. In earlier times, a male boss would marry his secretary, and vice versa, if at all there existed a male secretary at the company. Correction: It's much more likely for a male boss to marry his secretary than for a female boss to marry her secretary. If at all there existed a male secretary at the company. | /r/TheRedPill | 23/08/16 08:27 PM |
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