rhuffq Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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111	This is the most Horrific Dead Bedrooms story, I read it a month ago, amazed it hasn't been posted here. Because that’s what society has told him. A “real man” cleans up the messes made by an irresponsible woman and nonsense such as that. Nevermind the fact that these “real men” did not interest the woman prior to her ruining herself. That’s why TRP is so important. It dispels this false teaching and exposes it for the trap it is and saves lives.	/r/TheRedPill	17/12/17 06:26 PM
9	How the game has changed for men in recent years. They have less of a need to settle down sure, but so long as they don't get pregnant by those few they do deem worthy. Then all of a sudden status and money do matter. And ironically for the reasons that you mentioned there is an excess of beta bucks so they are now able to be more picky about who they pick to fill that. And sadly there are always guys out there who would believe that she "finally came around to noticing him and is truly interested in him as a person". Honestly if I found myself…	/r/TheRedPill	25/06/17 09:50 PM
55	The Private Man Hosts Goodbye Party Wow, huge props to him. Death is right around the corner and he is facing it like a boss.	/r/TheRedPill	30/01/17 10:53 PM
6	Why wives spend all your money I second that. I'll tell my story. I was once engaged to a woman with no real discernible skills and no prospects for a well paying job. But her goal was to be a stay at home Mom which I supported. However maintaining a single income family requires strict financial discipline and budgeting. I told her we were going to do three bank accounts. One was hers, one was mine, and one was a household account. Each month we'd both get a small allowance into our individual ones based on a percentage of t…	/r/TheRedPill	16/01/17 07:46 PM
2	Impressive blue pill example: guy buys drinks and behaves like a perfect gentleman, gets nothing but a pat on the back. That's why I wish I had discovered the redpill when I was in college. I think my experience would have been better. I was always taught "just be nice to her and she'll like you" which in many minds (including mine back then) translates into the "the nicer, the better". There is a fine line between being nice and coming off desperate, and unfortunately many men do not know how to identify it.	/r/TheRedPill	03/10/16 02:24 AM
1	The Sexodus in action: millennials are having less sex. That is exactly why I turn down every offer at management. That sort of behaviour and attitude will just increase and being responsible for them will be nothing but misery. And trying to do any form of discipline will just be obstructed by HR.	/r/TheRedPill	06/08/16 04:42 PM
9	Female college student basically proclaims casual sex is great and makes it seem like it is the default, widespread sex life during college. Yeah that's how it plays out. She is no doubt attracted to him fully because she is in full provider hunt mode. But a little while after the marriage the tingles will go away and she'll start cheating. It'll be the guy that suffers too. She won't be accountable for any of her actions.	/r/TheRedPill	29/07/16 12:11 AM
74	[x-post] Ex-wife demanding child support for another man's spawn Every time a Woman starts a sentence with "Be a man and" it's followed by details on how they want you to clean up their mistakes caused by their own irresponsibility and idiocy.	/r/TheRedPill	23/07/16 06:11 AM
2	Abigail Ratchford: Born in '88 but says '92 because she knows the Wall is real This is true. As one poster above stated there's no point in waiting for revenge/justice regarding post-wall women. No matter what there is always some guy willing to jump in there and take her. Then best thing any of us can do is work to improve ourselves and just not fall for those trappings. Let someone else trip that snare.	/r/TheRedPill	10/07/16 02:47 AM
3	A conversation with my 50 year old redpill dad That's actually a profound statement because in a few years the statement will be "if half the men on this planet had a father at all it would be a different world". It's a frightening future coming our way.	/r/TheRedPill	18/05/16 11:31 AM
6	Men beg women to be their slaves Yeah, it sucks that it's become this. Also if you mention to a woman that you don't want marriage you might get the line "But you have to be willing to take a risk on getting hurt". If you do get that line ask them what "getting hurt" meant. I'll guarantee you they are only talking about emotions. To them that's everything and largely all they worry about. F that, any man can recover from emotional hurt like that in a short amount of time. I worry about lifetime of slavery, constant effort meeti…	/r/TheRedPill	15/05/16 01:27 PM
4	The Actual Reason Why Men 'Opt Out' One interesting observation I've made over the years regarding my own choice to be child free is who I make that statement to. I've told that to very pragmatic parents who are raising their children very well and the response I get is essentially "That's fine, it's definitely not for everyone. You'll still have a fulfilling life." And on the other hand I tell that to parents whose kids are living nightmares and obviously stressing them out and the response I get is "OMG you're so stupid you don'…	/r/TheRedPill	11/05/16 11:58 AM
25	Guy on OKCupid subreddit needs emotional support, displays vulnerability in front of his girlfriend. Guess what happens next. I don't have a bad horror story like a lot of people here. But here's my experience. I was definitely swimming in blue pill back years ago. Back in my mid-twenties there was this girl who was at least an 8 that I asked out several times. Around the time I turned 30 and her 26 she decided to go out with me. Fast forward 8 months and we're engaged after being pressured by her. She wanted to be a stay at home mom, sell my house and move to a pricier neighborhood, even buy a boat, have weekly date n…	/r/TheRedPill	08/05/16 09:11 PM
8	Another White Knight victim, some lessons on self integrity and keeping yourself out of drama It's sad but true. Just like every action has an equal and opposite reaction, these days every good deed has an equal and often larger negative potential reaction. If I saw a lost child at the absolute most I wouldn't speak a word to the kid and I'd call the cops from a distance. The last thing I'd do is speak to the child and have the mother find him at the same time and accuse me of trying to kidnap the kid. And of course since I'm a guy obviously I was an evil pedophile trying to take him. An…	/r/TheRedPill	08/05/16 06:40 AM
3	Institutionalizing Shaming: how feminism is gearing up to take on TRP Yeah that is true, from their perspective that would be how they see it. Their often over inflated sense of self-worth means that if you don't want what they have to offer then there definitely must be something wrong with the man, not with her.	/r/TheRedPill	07/05/16 12:09 PM
4	Institutionalizing Shaming: how feminism is gearing up to take on TRP I don't know about that. Opting out of relationships because one is tired of the whole song and dance routine required of it seems like a reasonable course of action for some. That can be done without disregarding women completely or hating them.	/r/TheRedPill	07/05/16 03:59 AM
9	What Men fail to understand, Men solve, Women affirm I've always had such a hard time with that aspect with women. I was in a LTR once where she would come over and complain about the same thing at work every other day or so. Each time I would offer advice she would get mad at me for trying to fix it. Eventually I just told her that I was trying to fix it so I wouldn't have to listen to her anymore since this same story was getting boring and I wanted a new one. She didn't care much for that. The simple conclusion I came to was that if I offered a…	/r/TheRedPill	04/05/16 03:55 AM