TRP in late highschool/early college?

RPstudent · 2014-08-12T16:32:52+00:00

Yes.

Understanding and accepting the world as it is and not as we would like it to be is valuable at any point in life, but in high school it enables you to maximize your potential as a man

Put simply, we all have a ceiling on our upside. The sooner we begin to develop our upside, the greater the likelihood of us maxing our upside. So by adapting your behavior to match what the world is, you'll go through life with greater confidence.

TRP is a sexual strategy at its core, but it's efficacy is not limited to getting laid with greater consistency. Fundamentally it applies to most every interaction you'll have in a personal and professional environment. Those that truly internalize a strong sense of positive masculinity will find greater success in the long term

Ferelden · 2014-08-13T14:11:34+00:00

Yes. Cold approach PU is largely useless, but SOCIAL GAME is king in HS and college for getting laid. TRP is not one sexual strategy, but optimizing your sexual strategies for the ever-changing environments you will find yourself in.

More importantly - TRP is about using your youth to set yourself up with a high SMV platform. We harp on women who waste their time in the sunshine, so we must not do the same just because we may rationalize that our sunshine is 27-40 or whatever.

Become smart and strong. Develop 3 skills to an expert level - one will be a artistic skill, one will be a physical skill, one will be a mental / career skill. For example, learn graphic design, compete in fencing, and learn some useful skill - say, web development, making iOS games, etc.

This will really make you strong and capable - you will be smarter than most graduating seniors in college (and honestly, if you are motivated, you can pay off your tuition by working part time / summers doing freelance work).

Let's take another path. Let's say you're artistic skill is creative writing, your physical skill is weightlifting (competing, not just reddit lifting. You need to COMPETE in high school in something. I don't care how you perform, just that you perform), and your mental skill is you learn about stocks / investing and actually carry out some experiments with mock or real stocks.

It doesn't matter that these skills do not fit perfectly because each skill makes you work hard at self-improvement. If you push yourself in any of these areas, you grow intellectually, you grow in discipline, you get smarter, faster, and sharper. You build yourself a great platform to go into college and prosper - especially because having these high-level interests in something other than League of Legends makes you a potential leader / mentor to other men and women.

Keep with these 3 skills you pick. I only did intramural rowing (crew team) in college - no D1 or anything statusy like that - and we all partied, had girls over, etc. The pre-season workouts gave me a leg up on making friendships, which I used to get into a great fraternity.

Skills are the fuel that power leadership - simply behaving as "alpha" without anything to back it up only works marginally and inconsistently. I was horrible at playing my instrument and so I looked up to another guy in my trumpet section in our Jazz ensemble / symphony orchestra. He fucked the whole band. Why, because his talent and leadership was sexy - I could feel myself looking up to him. When he'd give advice or compliment worse people, it felt good, because he was skilled. His leadership was not announced (aka he wasn't a leader because the conductor appointed him as the section leader) but rather a byproduct of the fact that we all could just feel his dedication to the skill went far, far beyond ours.

Literally, he fucked probably 2/3 of a 30-female university band. It is not a coincidence. Look at the best guys in theater you probably make fun of for being gay. They are either drowning in pussy or could drown in pussy if that was their calling.

TRP says "get high SMV" to get the women. In HS and college, your SMV is not realized yet, so what you want to get is "predictors of high SMV" so that these 18-22 year olds with no fucking direction in their lives look at you and think "Goddamn, that guy is going somewhere."

The difference between a skill and a hobby, therefore, is extremely important. We all do things like write, do math, play an instrument, play a sport, etc, in high school. We do it as hobbies because we are forced to by our parents or to get into college. We don't do it because we love the thing itself and want to truly expand our minds and bodies - aka it is not a skill we are beating upon.

Since you are going to be doing these things ANYWAY, you might as well double-down and give them 110% effort and consistent practice. Turn hobbies into skills, turn skills into a job you actually can tolerate (and is equitable), and you will be high-potential SMV at a young age.

PolishDistiller · 2014-08-12T16:32:15+00:00

Sorta, you can ignore the hypergamous ideals. It is more simple when young, Lift and practice game, be selective and careful not to LTR to fast.

Overall, in HS, best word of advice is to understand what oneitis means and avoid it.

Panzer_Geist · 2014-08-12T18:27:06+00:00

Just play sports. I played football in high school and the hottest girls were all over me. Back then, however, I was a blue pilled sucker and on top of that a Christian. I was dating a girl from church and I never betrayed her trust. Something that she didn't reciprocate after I was off to Afghanistan to fight for my country. Oh well. Lesson learned.

trpSenator · 2014-08-12T17:01:33+00:00

It can only help, though you wont see the same degree of change that someone in college would. This has a lot to do with the fact that HS is a closed system where everyone knows everyone already, and you don't really have a lot of options to jump around and practice. For instance, since HS is so political, and you fail at picking up a girl at school, she could easily tell all her friends and sort of ruin it for the rest of them by giving you a bad rep. Unlike college where you'll never see the girl again and have absolutely no connection at all.

optimumone · 2014-08-15T21:39:19+00:00

I had to comment.

In school - especially high school - a disproportionate importance is put on athletic prowess. One guy can be starting QB on the football team or stud pitcher with NO CHANCE of making Div. 1 or 2 college, much less the pros, yet it will give him total separation from the other males in the eyes of his classmates and, in many cases, the eyes of his classmates parents. Even males on their way to top tier colleges etc.

As drrrrrr, said you must become strong (physically). You DO NOT have to become a great athlete necessarily. If the athletes respect that you can kick their ass if needed, you will be respected just as them.

Its stupid - but its wired into every high school age kid. Physical prowess is respected. BUT, be aware AND PLAN as the rules change DRASTICALLY once graduation day approaches and now a new dynamic enters the picture. $$$ and Earning potential. Suddenly being accepted into Stanford/Michigan/Yale/medical school has serious importance.

TL:DR - TRP - seeing the world as it is not as you want it to be - is VERY important in high school.

IanIronwood · 2014-08-17T18:26:43+00:00

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[deleted] · 2014-08-13T15:25:12+00:00

Yes oh my god yes. Start this shit early. Lift like crazy. Don't pedestalize women. Self improve. The earlier you start in life the more likely you'll be able to stay on track.

u_fukn_wot_m8_ · 2014-08-12T16:50:25+00:00

Yeah bro, and I'd say highschool girls are MORE likely to go after what they actually desire (meaning strong, dominant men)

Title	TRP in late highschool/early college?
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