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1	A humorous story		woodshadows108	/r/TheRedPill	23/06/19 12:38 PM

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1	Two questions about dopamine regulation Nasal snuff is still quite popular in the UK and parts of Europe, as well as South America. Fell out of fashion in North America, I think a lot of it going back to the American Revolution, wanting to reject all things "British." A lot of famous historical figures used nasal snuff, from Frederick the Great of Germany, to Napoleon Bonaparte of France.	/r/askTRP	17/10/19 02:05 PM
1	Two questions about dopamine regulation It's inhaled, not snorted, you bring it within the front nasal package, if you bring it into the deeper recesses where you experience throat drip you'll know you've inhaled too deeply.	/r/askTRP	17/10/19 12:07 PM
1	Two questions about dopamine regulation Oh I encourage people to explore dry snuff, nasally administered. We all self-medicate in various ways, either to find an edge in a competitive world or to find the courage to wake up in the morning to battle another day. Humans have always since the dawn of time had a close relationship with drugs. Tobacco is probably the single most useful drug known to man. A drug which 'normalises', when you're too stimulated it calms you down, when you're drowsy it perks you up. Use tobacco before bed, wake…	/r/askTRP	17/10/19 12:01 PM
1	Two questions about dopamine regulation Anyone can become addicted to anything, snuff is not particularly addictive, and please show me evidence of anyone ever having acquired cancer through snuff use (who wasn't simultaneously a smoker or ex long-time smoker). In hundreds of years there has not been a single case. The only cancer promoting chemicals in tobacco that is not combusted is TSNAs which are extremely low in snuff as in snus. Snus is held in the mouth for prolonged periods of time however, where snuff is only held in the nos…	/r/askTRP	16/10/19 11:55 PM
1	How do I stop one-itising my current gf? Need advice on LTR and stoicism There's a lot I could say, but I suppose to simply respond to your question of defeating oneitis. The easiest way is to cheat on her and conceal it from her. Once you've destroyed the sanctity of things, have a secret you hold from her, have slept with another woman behind her back, all those infatuation obsessive feelings will evaporate overnight. If you actually value this girl however, and could see yourself having a ltr with her, you should work on defining for yourself what you want, and be…	/r/askTRP	16/10/19 10:09 PM
1	Two questions about dopamine regulation Is coffee is an addiction, exercise, sex? Define addiction. Addiction is a compulsive need to keep repeating something which is detrimental to a person's health/happiness/progress in life. I could quit tobacco the same way I could quit coffee, the withdrawal is nothing, it's a personal choice to continue using something which brings only benefits to my life. I do agree that cigarettes fit the classification of addictive, which has more to do with the chemical additives and rapid rise in blood ni…	/r/askTRP	16/10/19 09:46 PM
1	Two questions about dopamine regulation I use it the traditional way south american tribes and Europeans did upon first being introduced to it post Columbus-voyage. Nasal snuff, the safest means of using tobacco. Without combustion, without inhalation of smoke into the lungs, without prolonged contact with the oral cavity. The nose is an efficient self-cleaning part of the anatomy, designed to filter out dust and allergens. The only known carcinogenic components are the TSNAs, which are particularly low in European snuffs, on par with…	/r/askTRP	16/10/19 09:40 PM
1	How do I stop one-itising my current gf? Need advice on LTR and stoicism The post is just a rambling mess, with a lot of self-aggrandizement which seems to serve no other purpose than proving your worth to readers. I'm still not entirely sure what your question is. You're not exactly one-it-is-ing her if you're not on her leash down on one knee ready to hand her a green card and the American Dream. At her age and in her situation I'd be hedging my bets on a fickle flaky guy like you also, cut her some slack and let her deal with her emotional doubts towards you (she …	/r/askTRP	16/10/19 09:46 AM
1	Two questions about dopamine regulation Tobacco. It's a wonderful medicine. Just don't smoke it. "Immediately focuses the mind, stops the chattering, and opens the entire freed mindspace for your intentions. Furthermore, this helps releasing emotional, physical, and spiritual illnesses and eases negativity and confusion, enabling a thorough grounding of the mind."	/r/askTRP	16/10/19 09:23 AM
1	How do I stop one-itising my current gf? Need advice on LTR and stoicism Do you need a tampon?	/r/askTRP	16/10/19 09:15 AM