somuchw1n Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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7	Effortlessness - Should I make it sound completely like I've never touched a gym etc? You may be overthinking it. Why deny that you work out? That would backfire when people realize you're actually at the gym a lot. And people's body composition doesn't just magically improve like that due to small changes in diet.	/r/askTRP	07/02/21 08:41 PM
1	Why did i get more choosing signals when i was skinny compared to now when i'm a muscular? Not saying your approach is wrong, just that it's easier to go for a slightly bigger surplus. The mirror can be misleading due to bloating or natural variations in holding water or stuff in your digestive system. Same with the scale -- you could be aiming for a 50-100 calorie surplus and then months later realize you weren't in a surplus at all. As long as you don't get too fat it doesn't take long at all to cut back down from 15% to 10% or whatever. Again, congrats on making such a small surplu…	/r/askTRP	07/02/21 08:13 PM
1	Why did i get more choosing signals when i was skinny compared to now when i'm a muscular? Agree with your general points, but the problem is it's very hard to accurately maintain a 50-100 calorie surplus, since you can easily be wrong in estimating your maintenance level or how many calories are in your food (even labels aren't always accurate). It's easier to go for a 200-300 calorie surplus and if you start at 10%, it will still take ages to reach 15%, at which point you can just take a couple months to get back down to 10%.	/r/askTRP	07/02/21 07:58 PM
2	The quality of men's Tinder profile has drastically improved the last few years He's responding to a thread about what's possible as an older guy? That's useful information for anyone who's older, or younger guys who realize that youth doesn't last forever.	/r/askTRP	09/07/20 02:32 AM
317	How much competition is there age 30-40 really? You have much to learn, young grasshopper. This post says way more about your ex than the men she's describing. Not college educated, or even if college educated, they werent as intelligent as her (she's no genius by any means) You answered this one yourself. She thinks she's better than men who are on her level. And who cares if they're college-educated or not? It's an arbitrary credential and doesn't tell you much about someone one way or the other. being too forward sexually, when she wasn't …	/r/askTRP	05/06/20 01:34 AM
21	Lost my virginity at 33yo!! Nah, terrible idea to get serious with the first girl he ever fucked. I mean, maybe if you're 16 and have years to waste. He just needed to "break though" so to speak. The solution is to keep getting out there, not suddenly lose all his abundance and assume he has to snag this girl.	/r/seduction	18/02/20 01:42 AM
2	Hey Red Pill, in regards to social life and fun; how amazing can it truly be if a guy decides to stay single after the age of 30? So what if people want it earlier? The point is to live the life you want. Forget about high school-style validation. Also, it's not even possible to have all those things at 20 (unless you're really lucky). Same with your example: of course teenagers under the driving age can't have a car. So what would be impressive then, somehow having one anyway when you're too young to? This way of looking at life is futile.	/r/TheRedPill	11/09/16 01:30 PM
3	Serious problem with under eye bags. This is one of the most widely misunderstood things. It comes down to what the problem is -- and it could be multiple things: -Literal dark circles due to hyperpigmentation (actual darkening of the skin) -Sunken-in areas due to volume loss/downward movement due to aging or genetics -Shadows cast by unfortunate fat distribution Try to figure out which one it is. It might even be a combination of them. If it's hyperpigmentation, it might benefit from hydroquinone or Retin-A. Consider seeing a derm…	/r/seduction	29/12/15 12:24 PM
135	With Friends Like These.... It's truly incredible, the assumption that if you're single you must be desperate for a relationship, but just can't find one. The most beta dudes with girlfriends will sometimes assume that means you don't get laid (because the idea of plates exists outside their plane of understanding), and get this smug look on their face like they're doing better than you because they're dating a 4.	/r/TheRedPill	28/11/15 04:42 AM
3	Experiences of an Indian guy in the western world that took the pill - My success story and observations. I don't know your upbringing, or your situation but chances are you have tighter game, looks and more confidence than 90% of the people in the same height/race category as you. Well, yeah. But that's one of the big points in this subreddit: lifting, learning game, etc. will help almost anyone. No one's saying a 5'2" minority will have an easy time of laying thousands of buxom blondes. But claiming anyone under 5'10" will have it much harder just goes against reality, as observed and as lived by …	/r/TheRedPill	28/11/15 04:33 AM
6	Experiences of an Indian guy in the western world that took the pill - My success story and observations. Not to rag on you, and we basically agree, but... I'm not saying you can't slay pussy being shorter, but it makes things easier all things being equal. You could say that about literally anything. You'll have an easier time, all else equal, if you're taller, better-looking, richer, fitter, etc., etc. But to me the whole point of self improvement is to work on what you can change while accepting and dealing with what you can't. It's not that you're wrong, but people will see stuff like 'it's hard…	/r/TheRedPill	26/11/15 10:46 PM
3	Experiences of an Indian guy in the western world that took the pill - My success story and observations. You are an 6'1" dude, you're going to score way more chicks than 5' 8" indian dude of equal looks without a doubt. Fact is if you're a minority and not 5 10 or taller, you're already playing in hardmode. It's really not that simple. I'm a 5'8.5" Indian guy, and I do well with all races. That's still taller than 90%+ of women. I'm good-looking and fit, and girls catch my eye and smile at me all the time when I'm just walking around outside. Overall, I feel like people overrate the importance of h…	/r/TheRedPill	26/11/15 04:33 PM