telegetoutmyway Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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2	I discovered TRP at 34. This guys right even though it sounds harsh, he's trying to help. I was lucky enough to hit my oneitis in high school as the guy she was cheating on her boyfriend with. Long story short is I formulated the basics of redpill on my own by 17 and later found this sub confirming my suspicions and expanding upon them tenfold. It is all about you. Your life. Take it back. Sad you're alone? Feel like no one wants to hangout with you? Girls don't give you enough attention? These classic feelings are no …	/r/TheRedPill	22/08/18 06:19 PM
3	Children as the Endgame? Well there are several reasons that just add up to it being a good choice for me. And disclaimer, is is not premeditated so it may not be organized well but I just tried to explain some thoughts behind the decision. Aside from obvious stuff like companionship and common views on things like being childfree, frugal spending, politics, etc. the relationship has been very beneficial for me and has made my life significantly easier in many ways. And aside from core common interests or views like tha…	/r/TheRedPill	01/03/18 06:35 AM
2	Children as the Endgame? And I'm not here to debate why I'm getting married Because I'm doing what I want to. No I never had a hard fast rule for it and no I don't think I found some snowflake exempt from whatever you're going to say. Even if you follow TRP, you have to make decisions for yourself, that's what it's all about, it's not a magic checklist to follow blindly.	/r/TheRedPill	01/03/18 05:20 AM
2	Children as the Endgame? Yes that's not another point I've considered. As long as I suffer for less than 18 years I see the trade-off as worth it. I'm also betting on healthcare/medicine having improved a bit by then and also having enough moeny to make my last years comfortable. I find joy and fulfillment in solitude anyways and I don't see that changing.	/r/TheRedPill	27/02/18 11:04 PM
1	Children as the Endgame? Yes, I agree with all that as well! Definitely that would be the traditional alpha thought, and yes scientifically its not my exact dna, but my kids dont get my exact dna either, just 50%.	/r/TheRedPill	27/02/18 11:02 PM
7	Children as the Endgame? Well I absolutely don't want kids, BUT I am getting married. She doesn't want kids. And I'm not here to debate why I'm getting married but an alternate plan would be to donate to a sperm bank so that my genes dont "die off". I have 3 sisters though so I'm sure they will pass the genes on, but my last name may not go on (only two other cousins with it). So Last Name is my biggest debacle but I am not doing kids. Ultimately it doesnt matter though. Why should I care if my name doesn't go on in a w…	/r/TheRedPill	27/02/18 08:03 PM
1	Taking care of your body is easy, you keep away from shitty foods and smash some deadlifts. How about your mind though? Here is a list of 8 things that you can start doing if you want to get smarter. It's about time you started taking care of your brain. The game is good, but the community is toxic and lifedraining. Like anything else, moderation.	/r/TheRedPill	07/02/18 09:51 PM
2	Get rich slow with the miracle of compound interest. Systems and Industrial Engineering (systems is usually not offered as an undergraduate to my understanding, but is so versatile it's ridiculous). Industrial is a bit more niche but I enjoyed the statistics so much I ended up focusing one of my minors in it actually. Honestly any engineering or STEM degree can get you in the door of whatever you think you may be interested in later (but I would go for it because eventually you will hit a wall without it).	/r/TheRedPill	22/10/17 03:42 AM
13	Get rich slow with the miracle of compound interest. Just a little anectdote to add. I'm in my early 20's have an engineering degree, no student loans, only debt is for the house I just bought with a 3.6% interest rate. First job out of college making 70k+. Save 16% (not including employer contributions) to roth 401k. Can confirm life is awesome and pretty set from here on out. To any high schoolers, definitely crack down on school and think about scholarships, then work your ass off in college. A couple of years of hard work and planning finances…	/r/TheRedPill	21/10/17 06:23 PM
3	Study: the more women there are in a certain college discipline, the more politically correct it becomes. Definitely. I've some request not to be referred to as their Dr. title as well, and that's okay too. But calling it sexist because someone was ignorant of or disrespectful to their title? That's sexist.	/r/TheRedPill	19/09/17 03:48 PM
1	You are a Cheap Slut^TM Well based on just what I've heard, which has been her touching you and book flirting fairly obviously, I'm going to say touch her (assuming you haven't, at least not in a leading way). I'm assuming you've gone to drink with coworkers after work, and if not try to set that situation and invite someone coworkers to go out, then invite her. Make a point to touch lower back and lead her at some point to where it's just you guys and be seated close enough that her hormones flood her clear thinking a…	/r/TheRedPill	14/07/17 09:57 PM
3	Women who are constantly "single", have lots of orbiters, but won't commit even to high-value men I'm a musician and engineer so song writing and learning new things in any scientific field (particularly physics) takes a lot of my focus. Also am working towards writing a novel, so thats a whole new area to focus on. Edit: reformatted.	/r/TheRedPill	31/01/17 10:22 PM
7	Women who are constantly "single", have lots of orbiters, but won't commit even to high-value men I think there is a good reason behind it. For guys like this their art is #1 priority, they tend to be focused and have clear direction. This is what TRP is preaching, have a goal that is NOT a woman. This nails it. Figured the jist of this out without really labelling it at a really young age and have never had trouble getting a girl when I wanted to. Its simple. Just be someone worth something to yourself.	/r/TheRedPill	31/01/17 04:53 PM
6	"I Left The Love Of My Life I Thought I Could Do Better. Now I'm Alone And Childless At 42" Lolololol what a dumb cunt	/r/TheRedPill	26/10/16 03:21 PM