Summary: After becoming a more successful RP man, transitioning away from your past life can be lonely and difficult.

Body: I'm not saying I've reached the top. Hell no. However, my life has improved a 100% after finding RP over a year ago. Started my own business, moving out of America to another country, cut my bf% and on my way to looking lean as shit for the first time in my life. My SMV has no where to go but up. As my success, confidence, and value has continued to bud, the pieces left over from my former self have become heavier and heavier.

My time have become a lot more valuable, and I'm at the point where I HATE doing what I call "pleasantry" activities with friends.

"Wanna see Jurassic World Saturday with me. Other dude and his gf are coming to". "Hey dude, wanna hit up Dave&Busters on Sunday" "Whats up man, you trying to go to this lan party at guy's place on Friday?"

Basically after months of saying no to this stuff, I've begun alienating a good portion of my friends. It kind of sucks. It sucks to realize that many of your best friends are on a straight path to mediocrity. A life of getting high, and waiting for the next game launch or comic movie announcement. The "I've got a job and a girlfriend so that's all I need" crowd. Spending most of their life and time on Netflix binge watching and escapes. "Wow you haven't watched the new season of Game of Thrones?" No I fucking haven't. I've been getting my shit together. When you tell them about all the recent activities and successes you've had, you are met with resentment and disdain. I can't relate to many of my past friends anymore because I'm not a part of mainstream consumption anymore. Do I still have down time where I'm watching stuff/playing a game? Sure, but that's personal escape not to be celebrated. The more RP you become, the more sickening the common world appears.

If anything, being RP has taught me that being ambitious is as important as breathing. This I find is the huge separating factor in people. Who is out there making moves. Who is working on achieving and building. Who spends their time creating as opposed to always consuming. I'm sure many of at this point are thinking "Yeah, just toss your loser friends aside and make some new ones to fit your TRP life style". You're right. I just haven't been able to. I can't just toss people who have been through shit with me and cut them off even if they are weight on my life. Maybe I'm being a bitch. Maybe I haven't quite jammed the pill down. This to me is the hardest part of being red pill. To see society and everyone you know for what it is, and then being able to accept that. As RP principles continue to carry me forward, my past life crumbles into dust that fades into the wind. I continue to climb upwards only to look down to see people I care about stuck in a pit of mediocrity, knowing you can't save them and knowing they'll do anything to keep you there. But fuck it, I've got to get mine no matter the cost. I know the next years of my life will be the best, and I can't be bothered with what holds me back.

TL;DR Becoming RP shows society for the pit of mediocrity it is, and the changes that come with being RP will likely wreck your past relationships friends/family.

Lessons Learned

There are many costs to being red pill, but they are worth it

Transitioning is a long and difficult process

Always be ambitious, never settle for less

Do not be a boring fuck, and do not associate with boring fucks