I need help

TheNincro · 2017-03-14T15:58:04+00:00

First of all man. Relax, every single one of us were in your position at one point or time. Your position isn't unique. In fact based on what your said you're already a good step ahead alot of people here. Welcome to the beginning of your transformation. It's a hard, uncomfortable, and lonely road but the end sits a throne with your name on it.

Read the sidebar, great starting spot
Read the top posts of red pill theory this is the 'Fun' part.
Cultivate your new hobbies/actions/and thought processes
Message me for any questions/post in asktrp
Enjoy your life.

abdada · 2017-03-14T15:53:04+00:00

Read the fucking sidebar. 6 year redditor and you violate Rule Zero here? Fuck.
Lift

ransay3277 · 2017-03-14T17:27:46+00:00

Hey telenoobies. You have some good advice from the other guys here. I would advise reading it and heeding it. I on the other hand have 3 chores or tasks for you to do.

First: every morning make your bed. (this was in a commencement speech by General "Mad Dog" Mattis. If it's good for him then...)

Second: Substitute water for soda.

Three: Start your exercise routine and keep it simple. (My daily cardio is a mile walk with my dog.)

That's it... 3 chores. Other guys will give better advice.

Goateeki · 2017-03-14T18:21:21+00:00

You can still join the military.

Possibly my biggest regret in life is that I was unable to serve (at the time I tried to enlist, any history at all of asthma, even juvenile, made the applicant ineligible). My family has a long history of serving in the Navy and Marines, and from my perspective, it is the formative experience of their lives.

I have friends who grew up in the most cosseted circumstances, and who decided to enlist because they realized what it had done to them. Many re-enlisted, saw combat, and some even worked for private contractors who sent them back into theatre. Historically, military service is a rite of passage, a builder of men.

I've met and become friends with men from the former Soviet Union who signed up to fight as mercenaries in Africa in the 90's. One said it was the single best experience of his life.

I think that military service and combat can change a person's perspective, for the better. I know that for many men (men better than I), combat takes a toll. So I don't think it's a universally bettering experience; it is, after all, something that can kill you.

Maybe this is what you need. Any vets, please weigh in. This is the opinion of someone who wasn't able to serve, and more informed opinions would help. But my observer's view is that military service can be a great thing for a man.

Need2LickMuff · 2017-03-14T16:46:42+00:00

OP read the fucking sidebar you pussy and lift and meditate. Your frame is all fucked up and you're sitting here whining like a little bitch? you're a sick cunt if you wanna be, brah. Stop being a fucking sad cunt, alright? Go out, get bitches.

That's what we do in this shit, brah. You wanna be a fucking little sad cunt? Fuck that shit, bro. Every little haters gonna hate, brah. You're sitting here going, "who the fuck is this fucking faggot?", well, you're probably right. But I'm fucking shredded brah, ye cunt. Cuz at the end of the day bro, you gotta listen to this... If you're a fucking shredded sick cunt, you get away with anything bro. You make fun of some fat cunt making a shit and people will be like "Aw yeah, Zyzz bro, yeah". No one'll give a fuck, man. In life, if you wanna be noticed, you gotta be a fuckin' ripped cunt. You gotta be a shredded cunt. You gotta go to the gym and be a sick cunt. You gotta fuck bitches, you know and not give a fuck cuz that's what we do, bro. We're all gonna fuckin make it bro.

Title	I need help
Author	telenoobies
Upvotes	1
Comments	18
Date	March 14, 2017 3:51 PM UTC (9 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/TheRedPill
Original Link	https://old.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/5zcwr9/i_need_help/
Archive Link	https://theredarchive.com/r/TheRedPill/i-need-help.41739 https://theredarchive.com/post/41739

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