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| 2 | How to be as attractive as possible?This is great advice, but I just want to speak to the lifting advice re:squats. They make me so bulky! SO many people told me "lift heavy, you won't get bulky, strong women are hot" blah blah blah. I wasn't even a big lifter but I definitely built excess muscle there that did not look feminine at all. It's important to know your body. I've always had larger thighs and the composition is mostly muscle, and it builds really easily. To improve my proportions I now avoid anything targeting quads lik… | /r/RedPillWomen | 24/03/19 01:15 PM |
| 6 | Has anyone noticed that movies/shows seem to all star aggressive/masculine women nowadays?Also all these strong women in media somehow have time to achieve perfect skin, body, hair, natural makeup, etc effortlessly while also being able to be a superhero or whatever. It's unrealistic and makes girls feel not good enough in any aspect. Speaking of GoT I think Margaery was a great example of the power of femininity though. [spoilers ahead] She was able to assert control over someone as vile as Joeffery by building him up and making him feel good, something that Cersei ("strong woman") … | /r/RedPillWomen | 24/03/19 01:06 PM |
| 8 | Wow this group is awesome.I love this sub as well but I'm honestly a little secretive about it. I feel like the ideologies and attitudes on this sub are actually really different from what I've seen of red pill. I get that everything red pill is based on accepting harsh realities, but I feel like red pill has an undertone of "women are different from men and that's why they're worthless" rather than "women are different from men" as just a neutral observation. Slowly I've started to reject many aspects of modern feminism… | /r/RedPillWomen | 24/03/19 12:59 PM |
| 3 | Career advice for a young woman?I'm not too familiar with PA career but I did have that same line of thinking when my sister (who is an MD) urged me to do PA instead of MD. I got kind of offended but now I totally see where she was coming from. I believe you can treat patients independently in rural areas, and like the other commenter said, derm is a great field to go into since dermatologists take like 3 months to book so many patients go to PAs for routine stuff. Derm is a very competitive specialty though, at least in medic… | /r/RedPillWomen | 06/01/19 11:51 PM |
| 27 | Career advice for a young woman?Biased but honest opinion as a current medical student: don't do it unless you are so passionate about medicine that you can't fathom doing anything else. Think about what your ultimate goals are in life -- what will make you happiest when you're 60, having raised a happy and loving family or having helped countless patients and enjoyed a prestigious and lucrative career? The unfortunate truth is that one needs to take priority over the other. It is very difficult to have kids before 30 in this … | /r/RedPillWomen | 06/01/19 10:26 PM |
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