"Bitch hasn't texted me in 5 mins, should I next?"

"I get shit on at work 24/7, should I leave?"

"Should I cut onions in front of LTR?"

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These are VCR questions. And there's a hall of fame for it.

The answer to those? They already know it. They knew the answer even before they started typing. With a bit of reflection, they're even capable to determine multiple solutions, assess the best option, and... then still bring it to asktrp. Because they wanted to be sure.

When making such decisions, the logical solution is clear. Ghost that bitch, read the sidebar, move the fuck out, file those divorce papers. From the outsider's POV, it's first grade math. What a dumbass.

For the asker, well, they know it too. They're just too much of a pussy to act on it. They don't want to deal with the associated emotional backlash. They want their perception of alpha to remain. They're still in a phase of ego protection. And in the hopes that what remains of their dick doesn't shrink into Vagene's hole, by bringing it to asktrp, they shift the weight of that responsibility onto us. Nah, it didn't work, but they told me to do so. Fuck em.

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Look, everybody has problems. Your question? Millions of people have it too. But some aren't fortunate enough yet to find this place. And so, instead of asking, they act. Despite their temporary vagina. Despite the fact they give a shit about the outcome. Despite appearing beta.

And such people, ironically, grow faster than that guy who constantly bombards asktrp with questions. Because they take the first step towards what's best for them. They assume the consequences. And they'll be better because of it.

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Got a question? Chances are, you already know the answer. You're just not emotionally prepared for it.