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i identified with the book a LOT, i was accomodating with this book, i did feel abandoned as a kid and if just felt i didn't fit in, i just felt i was living in fear, and a lot of fear based behaviours. i learned to stop seeking validation and that i can be the one to decide for myself. i am currently reading MODE ONE by alan roger currie. i know i am reading these books fast as shit but this author, not sure if he read this book but he concludes one of similar things, what he calls nice guy syn…
/r/RedPillBooks05/02/15 10:34 PM
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(I know a couple of guys who do therapy and their phsycologists tell them they are fine, until I insisted on them telling them about the duality in their thinking, the covert contracts, etc. Only then they where diagnosed with psych issues.... so they were guys who were going to a psychologist but then they were fine yet you told them that they were 'nice' and so it was until then that they had problems? if i understood correctly. i don't think robert is diagnosing, imo, but he is rather giving …
/r/RedPillBooks04/02/15 09:19 PM
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Some of the psychological issues he brings related to how a Nice Guy is created sound... phony. could you go further on this? most of the things i read from the book i could relate to i can't say he was wrong it all made sense, like being egotistical as a kid that i felt left out and left to my luck, not meeting my needs did bread more dependency and seeking for approval tho. this book, i think nails it, for me, i was just a fucked up guy bro.
/r/RedPillBooks04/02/15 08:49 AM
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just read the book after i read the previous book being so good this club is fucking awesome. hands down thanks for the guys who had the idea to start this shit. anyway here it goes. the bad um, the book is biased ,duh it says it in the first chapter or intro. the title is wrong in regards to the content,so it might be off-putting at first to even consider reading a book, spoilers this book is really about self esteem for men and reclaiming your masculinity rather than keep the bullshit. the goo…
/r/RedPillBooks04/02/15 08:46 AM
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okay i am late, so i don't think anybody is going to discuss with me this book but anyway, as i am writting this i haven't read any other reviews just so that i can have a 'clean' review and not be slanted by other people's opinions. the good: the book is not that bad, its written in a way you can't really get lost, easy to read, no spelling mistakes. the bad: HUh i can't really think of anything other than he is probably talking right out of his ass. My opinion: this is probably just me but whi…
/r/RedPillBooks03/02/15 09:58 PM
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