TRP is the collected experience of a community focused on proper social dynamics between the sexes. Men come here to share tips and get feedback on what works and what doesn't in the dating world

Many noobies come here absorbing the info like sponges and find some success in applying the sidebar. They approach more often, they stand their ground, start dressing well, and understand women better.

That's all nice, but then they read in an FR that BigMuscles93 said x to an HB10 and she was playing with his meat flute within 5 seconds. The new guy goes out to try this and fails terribly, then gets discouraged. He feels lied to by the community that helped him transcend betaness and make him a "Certified Alpha Male". This man becomes bitter, and he's now unhappier after TRP.

I've seen this often. I was one of those guys, I applied everything I read and didn't examine my social situations, I thought "if I do X then I will get Y, this is a science!". I was wrong, I'm not BigMuscles93 or a hotshot CEO, we have different lives and circumstances.

TRP is a buffet, you walk in with an empty stomach and wanna leave satiated. There's different food for different people, but taking in everything is gonna make you puke. We've read the sidebar, we've got the entrée down, anything else we gobble is just extra info to make our lives better.

Some girls get a hard on for my muscles, and when I get competitive and do my manly shit in front of them. Other girls like it better when I treat them like shit and ignore them. Other girls like it when I'm more playful and some like it when I tease them.

You're not selling yourself out by adjusting to the crowd and the girl you're with, you're becoming well rounded and understanding what kind of personality the situation calls for.

Take what you need from the TRP buffet and leave the rest.

"Empty your mind, be formless, shapeless - like water"- Bruce Lee

TL;DR Once you've got the basics of TRP, take what you need and leave the rest.

PS: Idk how to fix the title on mobile, the "mini post" was longer than i expected.