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1	Why are women naturally so good at harrassing men psychologically? There is a reason I included the word "generally" in my first sentence. Yes, actually I have lived in multiple different hoods, thx. Three blocks from the Marcy Projects where JayZ grew up. I get your point, but those ratchety hood ladies who are super aggressive are not representative of most women's behavior, especially with each other. Same goes for the comparatively small female prison population--which accounts for only around 10% of all USA prisoners. There are obviously vicious women out …	/r/askTRP	25/08/20 11:21 AM
9	Why are women naturally so good at harrassing men psychologically? Women establish hierarchy through psychosocial methods including the threat of social shaming and bullying, because we cannot not use the threat of physical violence to effectively intimidate. This is obviously a generalization; there are of course abusive women... However, it is very clear that women generally don't assert dominance over other women with through physical intimidation and the threat of violent confrontation. Because this is how women (particularly queen bee types) develop their …	/r/askTRP	24/08/20 06:44 AM
8	Where do you like to go for RPW content? I like the YouTube channel School of Affluence.	/r/RedPillWomen	24/08/20 05:34 AM
5	I have no idea how to be feminine Watching classic films and reading Camille Paglia's "Sexual Personae" helped me understand feminine power, allure, and glamour. I also did not have any guidance growing up and starting out with hair and make-up has been trial and error. Thankfully there are lots of resources online! Start with just liquid foundation, spot concealer, brown mascara, and tinted chapsticks (ex. BurtsBees Lip Shimmer FIG color) if make-up is intimidating. You can branch out to eyeliner, darker mascara, and lipsticks …	/r/RedPillWomen	13/08/20 11:25 AM
5	Do women shame each other for making effort? Yes, I received comments like this from my sister, brother-in-law, and other members of extended family once I started making efforts at improving my appearance starting in 2016. I used to be very frumpy, weird, and unattractive. I used to be proud of all of that, as a defense mechanism, and was internally judgey of other women's appearances. Honestly, I think the fear of ridicule and my character limitations/weakness were one of the major factors holding me back from just "going for it" and act…	/r/RedPillWomen	13/08/20 11:03 AM
1	Have you ever been that ex girlfriend? This is my first time posting on here, but I have been coming here off and on for awhile. I think I am going through a situation like #1. Though I'm young and just in grad school, my life is really starting to fall into place. My 6yr LTR just ended. I had discovered RPW about a year ago and was really working to STFU, cook/clean 100%, everything. I was trying to be wifey. I was really trying to improve his life, be supportive, and not be argumentative. I did nice things because I wanted to, not …	/r/RedPillWomen	16/04/17 08:38 AM
-5	Seattle Central College changed the gym men's room to unisex (fine), but left the women's as women's only (not ok)... But that's a disability/family-size bathroom. I call crap on this one. You can tell by the width of the door--not the mention the little WHEELCHAIR icon to its left.	/r/MensRights	29/10/16 08:31 AM
26	Ghomeshi's defence lawyer gets grilled by CBC for "Betraying Sisterhood" Blind loyalty for a special sisterhood comes at the expense of objectivity & dispassion. ... No offense, but it's sort of depressing that the only place I can find reasonable discussion of the Ghomeshi trial is on a Red Pill reddit forum. :-( Mainstream media coverage makes me want to scream and the comment sections are even worse. Thank you all for being voices of sanity in a sea of excrement.	/r/TheRedPill	30/03/16 11:00 AM