Blue Pill indoctrination on the first day of graduate school

p3ndulum · 2013-08-15T00:44:01+00:00

I was standing at the bus stop near my house yesterday when a group of kids and some sort of counselor arrived. One of the kids (maybe 17?) was from Portugal (I had over-heard them talking about it a minute or so after they arrived). While we were all standing there waiting, a car with two girls in it (a driver and her passenger) showed up. This kid from Portugal says "hey there, beautifuls!" and right away the counselor (a Canadian man) says "hey, none of that."

GayLubeOil · 2013-08-15T00:47:08+00:00

Don't shit where you eat. There are plenty of other options.

All I have to say.

TRP1988 · 2013-08-15T01:03:57+00:00

What kind of castration would drive a man to write an article that says asking out women is dumb?

He didn't. He said asking out a classmate is dumb.

Why are you trying to make an issue out of something that isn't? This isn't blue pill advice, it's good advice.

Why cause unwanted and unnecessary problems for yourself? There are plenty of women outside of your classes.

BlackJackBauer · 2013-08-15T06:12:49+00:00

I still remember my blue pill indoctrination on the first day of grad school.

All of the graduate students in my department had to sit through about 3 hours of orientation. One of the final speakers presented a special "women in science" program, where they talked about the problems that women face in graduate school, and discussed the resources and groups available exclusively for women.

The kicker? I was one of two guys in the 40+ person orientation. The rest were women. The other guy burned out after only a year of dealing with a female advisor that regularly demeaned and humiliated him in front of the rest of the department. I managed to get my M.A., but opted not to go for the Ph.D. since I fell in to a spiral of depression and anxiety that I'm still trying to recover from today.

It sure would have been nice if I had access to the same resources as the women in my program.

annul · 2013-08-15T04:34:26+00:00

good morning

may i have that pen, please

good night

puaSenator · 2013-08-15T08:09:45+00:00

This makes really good sense. Whoever wrote it clearly has some experience. You simply don't date or get sexual with people you work with on a day-to-day basis. While it can work out in the long run, for the most part, it doesn't actually last long and will most likely create an awkward workplace for everyone involved.

Tiberius133 · 2013-08-15T10:56:24+00:00

This warning could be read in terms or delayed gratification. It is massively overstated, but they could simply be driving at something like, don't do things that will hinder your ability to complete your course of study. The tragedy is that after you are done, they would still not want you to do any of their "dumb" things, but they no longer have academic veto over how you live your life. They have probably seen lots of folks with grand intentions or designs enter grad school and then get hit by the 2x4 of life when they get into a relationship that causes them to drop out, get caught up in an unhealthy lifestyle that causes them to drop out, etc. you get my drift.

IllimitableMan · 2013-08-15T17:55:32+00:00

See I disagree with his point, I get the whole "don't shit where you eat thing" but that's a personal preference that's not red pill per say. Go up to women and try make out with them the worse they can do is slap you the best they can do is give you their number and hook up. Shit works. Incorporating a not give a fuck mentality helps a lot. Outcome independence + abundance mentality = the key to being a confident man and is probably something the majority of men need to work on, knowing it isn't enough in and of itself to feel the change you have to practice it. I think most of us are born with it but are nagged and inculcated with insecurities our whole lives that the majority of men start giving a fuck about "what ifs" rather than giving in to their natural risk taking behaviour... which is what gets anything remotely successful done. Don't take risks, don't get successful. Simple.

2013-08-16T21:45:22+00:00

Dating a classmate? Dumb! Pestering a classmate for a date?

Depends on what they mean by classmate, but this is pretty close to "don't date coworkers". Legit red pill advice.

amatorfati · 2013-08-15T04:14:55+00:00

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whiskey_bearfist · 2013-08-15T16:09:47+00:00

yep, academia is very leftist. i was at the business school which is decidedly less so, but still, the policies that govern the campus override the personal opinions of a few professors.

all the rape whistles, pamphlets about rape, rape poles (the blue light emergency poles that make loud noises), it seems like people are just getting raped left and right.

i think a lot of these feminists fetishize and fantasize about rape so much that they are just mad that no one is raping them. all they really want is for some brute to come along and make them submit.

Title	Blue Pill indoctrination on the first day of graduate school
Author	GayLubeOil
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Date	August 15, 2013 12:37 AM UTC (13 years ago)
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