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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	You Are Poisoning Your Mind Every Day It actually is hard enough just to get an average job for many these days. An undergraduate education alone (Bachelor's degree) is not yielding any results straight out of college and high skill high pay jobs are super competitive, with employers often demanding a Master's degree and/or further certification and training at the very minimum. Many millenials are still struggling with the fact that they aren't all cut out for STEM subjects and $60k/yr is no longer even cutting it, let alone the $3…	/r/TheRedPill	24/07/18 09:53 AM
7	College student sues woman over false rape allegation Pure example of this whole "MeToo" thing going off the rails.	/r/MensRights	01/07/18 05:18 PM
1	Why self-esteem is important and how to increase it. Hey, we've all been there. I've worked 3 or 4 jobs in retail, food, sales, etc. But there are countless online resources (MOOCs, cert courses, etc.) and good ol' fashion textbooks that you can just put the time into. Nothing is impossible to learn. Self-made people take full responsibility and control of their situation. You just need to have sincere willingness and a methodical approach. Oh, and a degree always helps...	/r/TheRedPill	11/04/17 04:36 AM
10	Why self-esteem is important and how to increase it. First, you need to get yourself to a point of self-awareness. It isn't enough to just know you have these self-sabotaging behaviors and procrastinate or do nothing about it. You need to catch yourself doing it and have a moment of conscious clarity. In short, you need to confront those behaviors head on. I'm not opposed to seeing a behavioral psychologist for therapy. There's a stigma about it that I quite frankly don't understand. You don't have to talk about it to anyone, just do it as a way t…	/r/TheRedPill	10/04/17 08:41 PM
39	Why self-esteem is important and how to increase it. There are a lot of people who are their own worst enemy. They indulge in self destructive behavior (often subconsciously) and always tussle with desire and self gratification. I think it's important that those people learn how to reach out for help without look down on themselves.	/r/TheRedPill	10/04/17 02:43 AM

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