tazer84 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
3	[FR] Inner Game, First Two Nights Out, Becoming a New Man	Field Report	tazer84	/r/seduction	22/10/13 05:42 AM

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8	She got two years probation instead of 15 years prison because “it was out of character for her” to rape a 13 year old boy. SMH Maybe I'm not understanding what you guys are talking about, but she didnt plead guilty to texting him, she plead guilty to having sex with him. Rape in the fourth degree requires sexual penetration. So she pleaded guilty to having sex with a 13 year old. That sounds pretty clear cut like rape? https://codes.findlaw.com/de/title-11-crimes-and-criminal-procedure/de-code-sect-11-770.html	/r/MensRights	17/05/18 05:42 AM
3	What’s the best way to let a girl know you wanna stay in a thing instead of a relationship?/THANK YOU Damn this is pretty passive agressive. Would not want to be on the receiving end of this one bit.	/r/seduction	13/05/18 07:21 AM
5	University of Texas to Treat Masculinity as a 'Mental Health' Issue While I get your point, I would advise against this analogy in the future. Lions don't actually hunt or really do anything other than fight for their territory. The lioness are the social core of the pride. They do most of the hunting even going as far as to wait for the males to eat before they do. I'm not sure what a better animal analogy would be for your point, but I can tell you a lion pride is definitely not it.	/r/MensRights	29/04/18 04:25 AM
2	10 Harsh Truths You Need To Know About Relationships Yes I do. Our animal ancestors urinated around their property. We do not. We may not be able to escape our biology, but being subject to instinct is not the same as being enslaved to it.	/r/seduction	23/04/18 05:58 AM
4	10 Harsh Truths You Need To Know About Relationships Alpha/beta in the rest of the animal world is based on asserting dominance. We as humans are moving past beating the shit out of people or whipping out our colorful feathers every time some new dude shows up on the prairie. If you want to continue our animal "tradition" of measuring alpha by who beat who, that's on you. My point is this. Exhibiting animalistic alpha tendencies may trigger emotions in people, but at the end of day you'll get much better mileage appealing to their higher emotions …	/r/seduction	23/04/18 03:25 AM
2	"Do Men Suck At Friendship", (disgusting feminisation of tech workers at Hacker News) Dude the only types of coders that are not engineers are people who simply encode data (aka HTML/XML/CSV whatever). If your write programs, by which I mean develop algorithms within specified constraints, then you are by definition practicing engineering. And if you fall into the latter category, by which I mean someone who exclusively writes HTML/XML/whatever, you are not a programmer.	/r/MensRights	24/04/14 04:37 AM
0	"Do Men Suck At Friendship", (disgusting feminisation of tech workers at Hacker News) There's 2 points I would like to make. Firstly, I'm not sure if by "equal working percentage" you mean equal to population (m vs f) or equal to something else. I will state that I understand "equal working percentage" to equal m vs f that actually pursue engineering degress. Secondly, there is a fundamentally low, statistically low percentage of women in engineering fields then there should be when comparing a) how many women pursue engineering degrees and b) how many actually work after getting…	/r/MensRights	24/04/14 02:18 AM
2	7 Long Years In The Game. Here's The Novel I Wrote About It. Free for Seddit Today. A Thousand Tiny Failures - Memoir of a Pickup Artist. Was a really good read. I was hooked. Found it at 6pm, read it through by 1, then promptly bought a copy. It did remind me a lot of Catcher, the whole teenage angst and then later, going through the motions with a degree of ... hollowness. It seems kind of silly that everyone deals with these growing pains that countless generations before us have. Would think someone would have figured out the sure-fired answer by now. Liked the ending a lot too. The "coming of age" archetype is pretty relatabl…	/r/seduction	01/03/14 06:26 AM