I think codependency is massively overlooked when we think about what draws people to TRP in the first place and why it’s difficult to leave behind. I personally found these articles v helpful, (Part 4, and Part 5). Note that they are on the longer side
A few caveats:
The blog is now down, I’ve used archived links but can’t find parts 1-3. He says you need to read all three before starting part four to not get lost but I never did and it was v easy to follow.
The author from what I can gauge still carries some reactionary views, (or at least did, these are v old), there are references to Roosh and some long-diatribes inbetween but it’s worth ignoring them to get to the main substance of the posts.
The articles are written in reference to PUAs, but seeing as TRP is also mainly about ‘self-improvement’ and sex it’s just as applicable
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