This article's solution to dealing with children who repeatedly ask questions you've already answered has TRP written all over it

niekze · 2014-01-08T01:36:50+00:00

“Child nagging is a learned behavior that children of any age can pick up. They might continue to use it because once, in a moment of weakness, you caved and let them stay up an extra half hour after they asked for the eighth time.”

This phenomenon doesn't change as one gets older. To be resolute is to be respected. This may seem to be “controlling” in a blue pill world, but it is not. If you solicit permission from me, for which my authority about such is assumed (otherwise, why ask?), then one must respect my answer. To continue to ask the same question shows contempt for my authority. If repeated questioning is all it takes to change my answer, it's only a matter of time before that person stops soliciting permission from me at all.

And when these same ideas are expressed on how to treat women in your lives, it's suddenly “wrong.” Well, if that's the case, she can always solicit permission from someone else—my authority only exists because she seeks to remain under it. She knows that blue pill “nice guy” will do any thing she asks, yet she's not with him. Go figure.

If you don't agree, will you consider it? Please? Pretty please? Pretty, pretty please? Pretty, pretty please with a cherry on top? Just kidding. Think whatever the fuck you want. I couldn't care less.

DanReggins · 2014-01-08T01:35:18+00:00

When dealing with groups of people, someone in the group who asks a question you've already answered is a threat to your leadership/respect/frame, etc.

If you answer it, you are acknowledging and validating their lack of respect for you and what you're doing.

What I've found very effective is to immediately look away with obvious disgust, and announce to the group -- not to the individual -- that I've already answered that question and want the next one.

You can keep it as simple as that, or you can add, "Someone else can answer that if they'd like." The nice thing about this is that it can turn the rest of the group against that individual, further isolating them and pressuring them into conformity.

Evers89 · 2014-01-08T14:19:41+00:00

This is going in the playbook.

Good find OP.

Title	This article's solution to dealing with children who repeatedly ask questions you've already answered has TRP written all over it
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Date	January 8, 2014 1:02 AM UTC (12 years ago)
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