Nearly everyone on this board came from a hard place in life. We were lied to. We were told that unconditional love was a real thing. We were told that if you treat a girl like a princess that she'll reward you with the roastbeef between her legs. If you're a kid like myself and you found this board, be grateful, as you were woken up early enough in life to be able to avoid marriage and the heart aches of being a BB.

Chances are you grew up in a broken home like myself. Dad was never there and he was a deadbeat. It sucks because it's out of your control, and there isn't much that you can do about it. I put together this short post to help guide other TRP kids through it, I hope you find it to be informative.

"You don't get to choose the family you're born into, but you do get to choose the family you spend your time with."

Yes, it sucks if you grew up in a broken home and a broken family. Luckily you can still find the light at the end of the tunnel. Hang out with your friends as much as you can and get strong role models in your life. I'm with my friends and their fathers more than I am with my family. Right now we are developing into men so having those strong male role models is extremely important. With all that being said, try to remove the toxic people from your life.

Take care of yourself

At this age getting money isn't really easy to say the least so it's understandable if you can't afford a gym membership, but there's no excuse to not do some Calisthenics. Everyone can do it and you don't need to spend any money. Nothing is better than feeling healthy and energetic. It will help you in school, your social life, and pretty much everything in life. Have good personal hygiene too. It's not very hard to take a shower or brush your teeth. You may not be able to afford some expensive cologne, but you can at least wash yourself to smell fresh.

Do good in school

There's a 999 out of 1000 chance that you live in a country with free education. There's no excuse to get F's in school. Knowledge is one of the most important things in life. With knowledge you can get anything in life, whether it's time, money, or power. Even if you are poor but you take high school seriously, you can still go to college with via scholarships.

Monk Mode isn't for High School

High School is the time where you should be trying to apply Red Pill theory to your life and experimenting with it. Monk Mode is for self improvement and removing all outside distractions. During Monk Mode you shut yourself away from the world, and using it 24/7 will get you know where. Monk Mode isn't a place to hide away from your fears, it's a place for reflecting and self improvement. What's there to reflect on if you haven't done anything? The point is, High School isn't for monk mode.

Be involved

I don't care if you play a sport, are in a club, or whatever it may be. Just be involved in something. Having many connections in life will help you immensely, so why not start now?

Keep TRP to yourself

The education system is heavily influenced by modern day feminism. Something 50 years ago that would have been considered "Boys being boys" will now land you a suspension. Openly talking about TRP with your friends, fellow students, or even teachers is a terrible idea. The Red Pill isn't meant for saving society. For people to absorb TRP, they have to want TRP. This is a pill that can't be force-fed. You have to want it in order to take it. Nothing is wrong with occasionally dropping little nuggets of wisdom here and there, but for the most part try to keep this shit to yourself. The last thing you'd want is getting on your teachers bad side, since after all they are the ones who give you your grades.

Limit the amount of video games you play

This will be extremely easy if you're involved with your school as you'll have things to do outside of playing video games. Instead, hang out with your friends or get involved with some school activities(Sports, clubs, etc). I know it's quite common these days for kids to play games all day, but all they're doing is unknowingly following through with the lies they were told from day 1. It's important to develop your social skills at this age as it'll make it much easier in your adult life to communicate with others.

Improve your SMV

This can be done many ways. As I mentioned above, taking care of yourself will easily raise your SMV. When you get a haircut, just your barber to give you a haircut that he thinks would look good with your facial structure. I did that and my hair looks much, much better now. They are professionals at what they do, you can trust them. If you don't like it you can simply get a new barber or tell him to do something different next time.

I hope this was informative to fellow kids out there. Life is only going to get harder from here on out, so make the best out of it and make the best version of yourself along the way.