Can you commit violence ?

ColonelMitchell · 2015-10-19T01:28:24+00:00

Can you commit violence

Alright so I'm gonna go ahead and assume you're not a native English speaker. This gives you some wiggle room as I feel like you weren't using exactly the right words to get your point across.

I am advocating being able to go wherever you want and talk to who ever you want to talk to because no one has the capacity to hurt you

I feel like "Can you be assertive?" would be a more fitting title. You can't go around afraid to take a stand, or to cause conflict. You have to be ready to defend yourself and your beliefs at all times. So when someone tries to give you shit, you show them why that's not a good idea.

draketton · 2015-10-19T01:27:55+00:00

Violence has a lot of consequences nowadays, even if you win, even if you didn't start the fight

vengefully_yours · 2015-10-19T02:51:01+00:00

Can you defend yourself if need be? Are you capable and confident with your abilities? Do you think you can/are, or do you know because you've been trained, tested, and have the experience?

If you've never been in a fight, never won a fight, always have intimidated others or simply run away, your are not a badass, no matter what you think. It's best for most people to avoid fights, they have little to no experience.

Yeah violence can get a girl wet, but what really does it is your confidence, capability, and strength. Knowing you can take the pain, endure the hardship, and overcome obstacles and adversaries easily will make her drip, but if you have to prove it, she will be drier than Death Valley.

LuvBeer · 2015-10-19T07:42:46+00:00

I feel like there's a lot of butthurt in this thread and whenever this topic gets brought up. There is a wealth of evidence that this is the case, from the relatively high incidence of female orgasm during rape, to serial killers getting stacks of marriage proposals in prison, to the thread about the girl masturbating to the guy who beat up her bf in front of her.

Sorry guys--this is just the way it is. TRP should be about dealing with reality, not hiding under the politically correct rock that times have changed and that the capacity for violence is no longer relevant.

Raba-sa-Marduk · 2015-10-19T13:31:18+00:00

Yes i can and have commited violence. And to be honest it can really hinder relationships. A little about myself, i am a doctorate level engineer who spent most of his childhood travelling around the world spending no more than three years in one country as i went along with my dad (who is also a doctorate level engineer) as he worked for this international energy conglomerate. When i was 16, my father and came back from China so that i could finish high school and go to a top American university. I lived in this small west texas town where everyone knew everyone. During my senior year of high school, our house was broken into by these drifters who were high on meth and weed and were looking to rob a place so they could get their next score. There were three of them. They had broken into the house through the bottom level in the basement. Now i slept in the basement, it was the coolest level of the house, in terms of temperature, throughout the whole year. One of the junkies decided to go upstairs and scour the house. Both my father and i were immediately awoken by the broken door. These junkies were not very bright. the other two junkies stayed in the basement to search for valuables. One of them went into my sisters room. the other approached my room. At the time it was only my dad and me in the house. My sister was in Germany with my mom who worked as a foreign service officer for the US State Dept. The robber who was approaching my room was armed with this cheap 38. revolver. I was able to position myself in the doorway to where i was able to grab the gun as he entered my room and i was able to push him back out so i could face my sisters door when the junkie came out of her room and i could confront him. In the split second that i went for the gun and maneuvered myself towards my sister's door, i made the active choice to pull the trigger while the barrel was facing the guys face. Again this all happened in a split second but it seemed like an eternity. I was able to rationalise that i was out-manned and thankfully texas laws in terms of how you are able to deal with armed intruders in your home. A split second later, the junkie in my sister's room comes rushing out and he stops dead in his tracks. Now in that 2 seconds, i could only think two things. one, this was a fucked up situation i had gotten myself into. the second, i was secretly begging the guy to do something stupid so i could blow the guy away. There was something about ending a person's life, that i enjoyed. So when the junkie made this move towards his wait, i took his life.

Now rewind thirty seconds earlier and go upstairs, the third junkie is facing facing the wrong end of the barrel of a colt 1911. the junkie bolts out our front door and my dad gives brief chase. As he briefly chases the junkie outside, our next-door neighbor who was a police officer, was just getting out of his car after a 16 hour shift, sees my dad yelling and pointing a gun at some guy. Then next they hear three shots go off in our house. They immediately bolt downstairs to where i am and see me in what they called almost a catatonic state. I was briefly unresponsive out of shock and brief hearing loss. When the whole sheriff's dept decided to show up on our front door step, they questioned my side of the story. I told them everything i told you guys. I enjoyed the experience. I had a sense of pleasure from the whole experience. They simply said i was in shock. and the investigation cleared me of any wrong doing. to this day, i still kind of crave that experience of having the power to actively take a person's life away. the power is intoxicating. even after years of therapy and coming to terms with what i did. there will always be that one little piece of me who craves reliving that experience.

This brings me back to the point of how it can be detrimental to relationships. When you admit that you have taken away a person's life or even admit that some part of the experience, you enjoyed, people hesitate to get to know you better. It has taken a toll on my relationships, because after a while in dating, that night will always be brought up. To be honest not many people like to be friends much less significant others with people who have killed others. But after a couple relationships, i finally met the SO who finally was willing to accept me for all of my flaws and actions. I met her during grad school and we have been married for five years now.

Sometimes people dont feel safe with those who have committed violence. Violence despite being a consistent feature of humanity, is not something that is looked at in a positive light and for good reason. Violence is destructive, it can not build and only destroy. And for most people, people who have committed acts of violence are not looked at in a positive light. It almost ruined my chances of getting into a great school for college and grad school. Violence is not a good thing and should be avoided. At least in my opinion.

throwaway1643 · 2015-10-19T02:22:20+00:00

It's not actually the ability to commit violence, but showing that you can hold your own and protect her from the big bad world, via the TRP basics (lifting, dark triad, taking no shit).

A good way to demonstrate value without the risk of physical harm is playing and associating with masculine sports, rugby for example

cocaine_face · 2015-10-19T16:42:53+00:00

Always look like you're prepared to act violently or have someone do it on your behalf.

I have no intention of getting into a fight for a girl, but even I'll show off my ability to do violence on the off chance I ever had to.

The other day, a plate accidentally left her door unlocked and got scared that someone had broken in (she lives in an insanely safe area).

What do I do? I walk into her house with a god damned baseball bat, opening every closet, swinging it around. I checked the entire house in about 5 minutes, and she's swooning the whole time.

I came off like I was willing to beat the hell out of anyone, and that's an incredibly attractive quality to a woman.

apackofwankers · 2015-10-19T02:44:43+00:00

Go to the zoo and practice staring at lions and gorillas - stare them down. Then, next time you meet someone who is fucking with you - give them the same stare.

NeoreactionSafe · 2015-10-19T02:43:07+00:00

Sports are the best way to get physical contact in a legal way.

Violence can get you arrested and that's a waste of time for something you could have achieved in some other way.

Even a tennis match can achieve the mental competitive violence you want.

Learn to let it all out.

It's all about bringing primal passions to the surface and becoming comfortable with your natural self.

The progressive emotional indoctrination machine wants to teach you the opposite of your natural self.

When in doubt do the opposite of what the progressive suggests. (the negative of a negative is a positive)

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CZ-75 · 2015-10-19T17:59:31+00:00

Oh yes, don't fuck with me. You see my name?

Clockshade · 2015-10-19T04:10:12+00:00

So you're saying to extort and blackmail the police force, and carry a gun around to shove in anyone's face when they test you. You're pretty much telling me to be a mob boss. Awesome, let's all be mob bosses, because that makes sense.

Edit: I know you didn't say gun, but you're saying you need to conquer anybody, and guess what? Mother fuckers got guns.

toalysium · 2015-10-19T06:13:09+00:00

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LukeMooney · 2015-10-19T09:06:31+00:00

This post is trash. Should be removed. the thought is kinda right - but its poorly written and doesn't deserve to be here.

Title	Can you commit violence ?
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Date	October 19, 2015 12:54 AM UTC (10 years ago)
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