Tips For Passing On TRP Knowledge To Younger Siblings?

bama79rolltide · 2014-02-24T19:40:19+00:00

Funny you bring this up.

I have a brother who is 18 years younger than I am. We have different mothers, and I havent had any man time with him. However, my family is coming from Chicago to Arizona in June to see me and go to the Grand Canyon. It's a bout a 4 hour drive from Phoenix, and I assure you that I will have a talk with my brother about the red pill.

I plan on buying him a care package. I am going to stock it with a few books, and tell him things that my father never told me. I will treat the conversation like I am talking to my 17 year old self. I think he will be excited to read the stuff, especially since he is fit and has already had girlfriends.

I'd advise some one on one time with him. It'll mean something coming from his brother. Good luck with it man.

Katoska · 2014-02-24T22:46:38+00:00

Gradual process. I would wait until right before he goes into high school, that's where the social dynamic involving guy/girl relationships completely changes. Some time this summer I'm planning on having the talk with my little brother, hopefully he can learn from my mistakes.

What I'm looking at doing is starting off with a bit of visual proof. Lean on my notch count, show him some pictures, etc. Not to brag on them, but to show him that this shit is how getting women works.

Transition into don't be a doormat. Don't help somebody if it'll directly disadvantage yourself (be selfish). Be confident, unless there's evidence directly to the contrary assume that you are automatically correct. Bitches love confidence. Wrap up with a bit of smaller tips about hygiene, fitness, wardrobe choice.

Next go into what doesn't work. Don't be a doormat, again. Can't highlight that enough. Don't be unsure of yourself. Women smell uncertainty like sharks smell blood in the water and they will rip you apart. Don't make yourself too available, if you make yourself scarce people will have to come to you, play on your terms. Tying into making yourself a limited commodity, make yourself high value. Ties back into the hygiene/fitness/dressing thing.

Try to avoid going too scientific facts on your little brother, I highly doubt he will be willing to look at graphs and shit because he's still at the age where Family Guy is the coolest shit since cooled shit. Just keep the subject nice and brief: Start with your credibility, tell him what you did that works on women, tell him what you did in the past that doesn't work on women, teach him to dress nicely / groom himself / stay in shape. That's a hell of a lot more of starting information than what we had going into high school.

All you can do is plant the seed, and when he sees how the real world works, he'll have an epiphany moment where, "This stuff is happening just like my older brother said it would!", and then he will come back to you for more information. At that point, drop him into this full force. You have to instill in him the desire to learn, for now you can only hint at the topics. You have to want to learn RP for it to stick, and he just isn't there yet. Set him on the right path, however.

christiefrontdrive · 2014-02-24T18:59:52+00:00

Do you have a good enough relationship with him that he'd come to you for advice? Presumably so. Maybe the subtle approach is best here: make it clear to him if it isn't already that you're happy to help him out and let him make his own mistakes (provided they aren't life-wrecking mistakes like knocking her up). My own childhood was not so long ago that I've forgotten I thought I knew everything at that age and I had to eat it a few times before I realized that wasn't the case. I think dropping little nuggets of RP wisdom in his ear in normal conversation is probably a smarter move than any kind of speech he likely won't listen to.

[deleted] · 2014-02-24T20:58:35+00:00

My advice is tell it to him straight, he's young enough he doesn't have enough social conditioning to even question it.

I would also mention that mainstream society will tell him different, and not to listen to them because they don't have his best interest at heart, but you do because you love him and you're his brother.

The other thing I should mention is to be the kind of person your brother would want to look up to and follow. If you're mean to him, he probably won't listen to you. But if you have established a relationship where he trusts you, then it will be easy to educate him.

I'd also encourage you to encourage him to fuck as many girls his age as he can, as soon as he feels like he wants to. Nothing will make you more alpha or more skilled with women than fucking a lot of them at a young age.

[deleted] · 2014-02-24T21:46:39+00:00

I'm glad you're out to help your brother before he becomes a lost cause like mine.

I have an brother that's a year older. Sadly, he wouldn't listen even if I tried. He had very limited success with two or three girls. He dated a fat and ugly thing that he pedestalized the shit out of a few years back Now, he's generally on the border of omega and beta. He wears unkept clothes. His hygiene is questionable. In addition he's a skinny with a small pot belly. He talks shit about me always going to the gym and drinking my shakes. He often taunts me about he gets to eat whatever he wants. Lacks the motivation to succeed at college. At this point I don't care about helping him with getting women. I would settle for him just improving himself. As much as it sucks I can't force him.

[deleted] · 2014-02-24T22:53:26+00:00

Get him working out. Onset of puberty is a great time to start. Even if he half-assed his workouts he'd be stronger and more muscular than 95% of guys by the time he hits freshman year of college. If only I were so young again...

[deleted] · 2014-02-25T01:51:18+00:00

He's def. too young for the conversation here.

Just make sure he's playing sports, cultivating his mind, and realizes that boys or men who build their lives around their women are the worst sort of people to be--that he needs to be his own man.

Also, now's a perfect time to teach a little Machiavellianism in. He's going to spend the next 10 years or so learning the world isn't black and white. Best to equip him to get by and see what other people are doing for what it is.

Good luck. I wish I had someone trying to teach me the ways of the wise at that age.

ilike2partyhowaboutu · 2014-02-24T20:05:08+00:00

Yes my brother is 10 years younger and he's constantly putting women up on a pedastal and they keep friending him and he can't figure out why they aren't attracted to him.

He's in great shape, tall, owns his own business.. but he just worships any woman that shows him interest.

I started taking him out and showing him that if you are confident and don't give a fuck.. you can say or do pretty much anything and the ladies will desire you.. but if you write them a poem or give them a gift.. they despise you.

[deleted] · 2014-02-24T21:47:18+00:00

Don't tell him Art History is garbage, what if he loves art history? The world needs art historians, just let him know he'll need his PhD and he'll have to publish in journals, write books, teach classes, etc.

Just stay involved in his life but let him come to you for advice. Give him RP advice and when it works he'll come back for more. When he starts to become sexually active then you might be able to share more with him. The best way to lead is by example, let him see you living a RP life, and he will want to emulate you.

As for now you can encourage him to exercise and be healthy, work out with the guy and show him what you know.

jcrpta · 2014-02-24T22:21:19+00:00

If you find an efficient way to tell your younger sibling when you're both grown adults, tell me how.

FlashedBlaze · 2014-02-24T23:11:50+00:00

Let him fail in relationships a few times first.

[deleted] · 2014-02-25T05:54:36+00:00

Indeed. I have a brother whose 14. Prime age for indoctrination, but currently bluepill as fuck. He hasn't taken well to my... direct approaches. Im gonna take him out on some cold approaches some day.

Title	Tips For Passing On TRP Knowledge To Younger Siblings?
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Date	February 24, 2014 6:47 PM UTC (12 years ago)
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