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| 29 | Do NOT Compensate your Lack of Game with Good Looks (or why avoid Monk Mode if You Lack Purpose)time and time again i see people going monk mode/solo/whatever you wanna call it. usually, the goal is to "sort oneself" out then go back to normal life/society. logically when you think about it, it makes some sense, i.e. no distractions, no other peoples opinions etc. i really like how stoics view this. either aurelius or seneca once said something along these lines "you see stoics everywhere - in a marketplace busy with people, in streets of Rome, in theaters etc", basically, the bottom line … | /r/TheRedPill | 31/10/19 05:20 AM |
| 2 | On Male Friendships and YouEarly/mid 20s had plenty of male friends, was never alone in that regard. Then came late 20s, people from my circle started to dissaper one by one.. Now is early 30s and basically from a group of 6-7 guys only 2 (myself included) haven't yet married/proposed/having kids/trying to concieve kids. To be honest, from time to time it feels lonley. It never was more easy than now to find a girlfriend, but as good as she could be, it's still different than having proper male friends. Looking at other o… | /r/TheRedPill | 14/10/19 12:42 PM |
| 1 | If you're certain you're fully redpilled, you're probably not.I thought I don't like kids, like at all. For the most part of my life (30 y/o now) I couldn't imagine having one myself. Then, as I was approaching my 30s I got into a LTR with a single mom. She had a small kid (4 y/o boy at the start of our relationship). At first it drew me crazy, but since I developed feelings for this women, I had to somehow accept the kid, too. Although, our relationship is over (after being together for almost 4 years), it provided me with some new insights, too. I found … | /r/TheRedPill | 09/10/19 09:54 AM |
| 185 | Let's Talk Pillow TalkI'm one of those dudes who like to talk and sometimes I reveal too much unneeded info. As much as during these "bonding" sessions it feels right opening up, I've had plenty of cases where it was used against me later on.. I guess its human after all, to open up our vulnerabilities, since having been able to just talk about superficial stuffs gets boring really fast.. Grandpa once said to me: "speaking is silver - silence is gold" he continued "think about how many times you've regretted opening … | /r/TheRedPill | 07/10/19 09:53 AM |
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