Never lose that Killer Instinct. NEVER

SpinalArt · 2015-11-26T10:32:52+00:00

What you become from suppressing your killer instinct is far worse than a robot. A robot doesn't feel. When you don't embrace your killer instinct depression sinks in and you feel like a blob of melancholy and despair anchored by hopelessness. People are disgusted by the wasted potential, ineffectiveness and softness of suppressed instinct. Masculinity at it's core is about maintaining your killer instinct. You need it to penetrate the world, to take what is yours. Literally and figuratively.

NeoreactionSafe · 2015-11-26T13:11:40+00:00

Red Pill is about more than aggression.

While the killer instinct "emotions" are important to vent your energies (especially when you are young) there is a deeper goal in Red Pill than that.

As a "Man Going There Own Way" in the broadest sense you are the one who defines reality for others through your frame.

Contemplate that.

The killer instinct is on a deeper level the ability to get inside the head of others and steer their thinking to that which you desire.

When relating to women the combination of animal killer instinct and mind control frame is guaranteed to produce tingles.

Caution : Passion (the definition) means being "passive".

You say "what"?

It means that during the act of exercising the emotions of the killer instinct you become somewhat blind to the external circumstances surrounding your emotion. The killer instinct is your reptilian brain, not your intellect.

The clever seductive female with "Red Pill Woman" charm will exploit your passions if you aren't careful.

If you ever think Red Pill is "so easy to learn" you know you haven't understood it fully.

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Machiavelli said man must be both a Lion and a Fox.

The Lion to have courage. (a killer instinct)

The Fox to see the traps.

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thelawsofzen · 2015-11-26T10:25:19+00:00

I was very aggressive and violent in high school. I noticed a pattern that started happening around me. Whenever a fight or flight situation occurred I noticed that most people just stayed in observer mode while I rushed in to conflicts. I think that was my killer instinct and during those years of my life I actively sought out moments where I could rush in and either punch a bully in his face or help with first aid to a motorcyclist that fell off his bike. I think that killer instinct is what allows certain men to carry themselves and take action when high stress stations occur. What I remember of those instances was my mind was completely blank, no thoughts and just pure action.

I let myself step out of that mind frame during my college years trying to fit in more and afraid of getting in trouble with the law. The issue of stepping out of that killer mindset is one becomes more anxious and reactive to the situations around them. When before if a problem occurred I would immediately take action now I settle back and observe and calm myself and take more measured action. This leads to more rational behavior but less heroic antics. There is a greater sense of urgency when one is not entering action with audacity and boldness.

The Killer instinct is similar to the ability to be totally mindful. When I knew how to shut down my mind and take action no matter the circumstances I was free from the concern. It was a consistent feeling of security, freedom and masculinity.

Society absolutely tries to bind us down and keep us in our place and if we choose to live our lives as we want than it tries to lock us up. Though there are still male spaces where one can explore their masculinity. Like OP mentioned martial arts is a great way to hone that instinct and build it back up for those who have lost it. After years of trying to control myself and deal with my anger issues I have found the best outlet for my stress to be in martial arts.

There is a certain sense of honesty that comes from the brutality of facing other mortals in combat. That honesty is knowing yourself. When you know yourself, no matter the situation you are in you are able to own up to it and handle that shit.

So for those of you have lost that killer instinct or it needs sharpening, go out and fight and test your limits. For in the art of war when you go through the trials of facing your fear of getting hurt and hurting others you soon realize that it is not that big a deal. That being hurt is not that bad and the worst pain is not of the physical plane but the one that holds the psyche back and breeds fear. That is the pain you should destroy by confronting it for every second it remains in you it grows like a virus. Though hope is here for with fighting and training one can conquer that fear.

KumonRoguing · 2015-11-26T16:26:38+00:00

I believe all men have this instinct to a degree. In this age where it is beat out of us as young boys, only some can retain it.

SelfishStoic · 2015-11-26T12:12:39+00:00

Very similar to the excerpt from the alchemist

"Let me tell you what will happen. You'll be the counselor of the oasis. You have enough gold to buy many sheep and many camels. You'll marry Fatima, and you'll both be happy for a year. You'll learn to love the desert, and you'll get to know every one of the fifty thousand palms. You'll watch them as they grow, demonstrating how the world is always changing. And you'll get better and better at understanding omens, because the desert is the best teacher there is. "Sometime during the second year, you'll remember about the treasure. The omens will begin insistently to speak of it, and you'll try to ignore them. You'll use your knowledge for the welfare of the oasis and its inhabitants. The tribal chieftains will appreciate what you do. And your camels will bring you wealth and power. "During the third year, the omens will continue to speak of your treasure and your destiny. You'll walk around, night after night, at the oasis, and Fatima will be unhappy because she'll feel it was she who interrupted your quest. But you will love her, and she'll return your love. You'll remember that she never asked you to stay, because a woman of the desert knows that she must await her man. So you won't blame her. But many times you'll walk the sands of the desert, thinking that maybe you could have left… that you could have trusted more in your love for Fatima. Because what kept you at the oasis was your own fear that you might never come back. At that point, the omens will tell you that your treasure is buried forever. "Then, sometime during the fourth year, the omens will abandon you, because you've stopped listening to them. The tribal chieftains will see that, and you'll be dismissed from your position as counselor. But, by then, you'll be a rich merchant, with many camels and a great deal of merchandise. You'll spend the rest of your days knowing that you didn't pursue your destiny, and that now it's too late. "You must understand that love never keeps a man from pursuing his destiny. If he abandons that pursuit, it's because it wasn't true love… the love that speaks the Language of the World."

Omens = killer instinct. Not a fan of Paulo Coelho's latest works but "The Alchemist" is excellent

mgbkurtz · 2015-11-26T14:26:32+00:00

Killer instinct is more mental than physical. Identifying when you have the advantage over an opponent or situation does not require violence, but discipline, patience and mental fortitude.

Stythe · 2015-11-26T16:25:20+00:00

Killer instinct. That's a phrase I've never heard it referred to as before. I notice it in me most when it's repressed, such as if I know I couldn't win a fight, so I avoid a conflict, or when I'm forced to keep the peace instead if lashing out. Typical sociatal norms. I was raised to repress these things. Its what lead to a lot if the dysfunction in my life.

I think the most successful people channel that instinc into their passions, jobs, careers, etc. Its the ability to always hold onto the knowledge of who you are and find ways to express it, despite society expecting it to be repressed.

Sadly, most if the world seems to view this biological reality as problematic, so we get pills to suppress it and doctors who tell us that's the correct thing to do, instead if learning to express it in a healthy, consistent way that works for us personally.

nomorelulu · 2015-11-26T18:52:09+00:00

The main thing I took away from this post is that it's important to have mentors. You obviously have a football coach that you keep in touch with and I think that's amazing. I gotta get me some mentors.

altjt · 2015-11-26T09:25:03+00:00

Glad to see you're back on track.

enkae7317 · 2015-11-26T12:10:36+00:00

That instinct is what separates us from the women.

We were bred to kill.

And fuck. Don't forget that.

angrynewyawka · 2015-11-26T17:47:02+00:00

HEy man, I'm a Muay Thai student (been doing it for 10 years). If you're going to Thailand, I'd recommend going to Sityodtong camp in Pattaya or Tiger Muay Thai in Phuket.

I'd recommend Phuket more since there's a lot to do, the girls are hot and there's an amazing night life. PLus, everyone at TMT speaks English and there's a lot of American/Australians that go there.

Whatever you do, don't fall in love with a bar girl. I've seen the sternest, manliest, most red pill having motherfuckers fall in love with bar girls. Living in paradise, doing Muay Thai and seeing some of the most exotic and beautiful women you've ever seen will have that effect on you. Especially if you add alcohol into the mix.

RationalistFaith1 · 2015-11-26T23:02:18+00:00

Amen! Hitting the gym and lifting keeps your body primed for battle.

theoctopuss · 2015-11-26T13:23:26+00:00

Your sentiment rings true with me.

Just be careful about CTE.

LegoFreak86 · 2015-11-26T15:18:54+00:00

Damn! Just had a shower and I'm thinking something along those lines.

I hit myself like 10 times while in there just to feel that rawness/killer instinct/pain contact etc.

All this coming after a recent break up and feeling like I lost that during that time.

Thanks OP for a nice reminder about how to not lose your masculinity!

Zeparic · 2015-11-26T16:04:04+00:00

Fear, fear's a powerful thing. I mean it's got a lot of firepower. If you can figure out a way to wrestle that fear to push you from behind rather than to stand in front of you, that's very powerful. I always felt that I had to work harder than the next guy, just to do as well as the next guy. And to do better than the next guy, I had to just kill. And you know, to a certain extent, that's still with me in how I work, you know, I just... go in

-Jimmy Lovine

Your post reminded me of that.

Perhaps it's too late for me then, if the killer instinct is the desire to compete, I lack it. Come to think of it that's probably the sole cause of all my problems.

greatmikeshark · 2015-11-26T16:51:29+00:00

Try living for yourself and not for another person. That's not TRP wisdom, that's just life wisdom.

B0KAM · 2015-11-26T20:45:46+00:00

One of the best posts I've read on here in a long time.

I really needed this, thank you.

Trail_of_Jeers · 2015-11-26T20:53:11+00:00

How the hell do you get it back if you lost it?

Dmhgrosso3 · 2015-11-26T21:04:05+00:00

what's the killer instinct look like with women and business? Like what would be an example of that instinct in general?

Polaris382 · 2015-11-27T02:14:27+00:00

I dont think its as much about "killer instinct" as it is about the satisfaction of pushing yourself/seeing what you're made of/etc.

I havent done any sort of training in a long time, and dont have health insurance now so Im afraid to risk it but lately Ive really been wanting to get back into it for the reasons mentioned above (and more). I use to be a fanatic about Martial Arts in my younger years, its crazy that Ive gone so long without doing any.

Also, referring back to the first paragraph. I remember the first time I competed in an actual MMA fight-I was 18...it was against someone very much out of my league (skill/experience/etc) and I got my ass kicked BAD, like humiliatingly bad. Despite that though and the suckiness of losing, I still felt a huge rush afterwards due to the fact that I had stepped up to the plate and went out there and did/experienced it.

snow0616 · 2015-11-27T17:02:13+00:00

This was a great post. I would like to hear more practical steps next time, I too have a good killer instinct, I'm prone to over using it though and getting tired quick

AlexTheIndecisive · 2015-12-05T18:58:17+00:00

/u/Adnoishera what do you mean by this killer instinct? I'm curious about and want to know more about it

drummmmergeorge · 2015-11-26T20:37:44+00:00

You were born a killer, you must come from an aggressive family. Sign up for vocations in regards with violence.

sir_wankalot_here · 2015-11-26T12:55:21+00:00

I ended up going to a super conservative blue pill beta Christian Uni.

Religion ? Blue pill ? No I would not believe that ☺ Joseph wasn't cuckolded was he ?

Title	Never lose that Killer Instinct. NEVER
Author	AdonisHera
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Date	November 26, 2015 8:22 AM UTC (10 years ago)
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