How does TRP differ for people with above average intelligence?

vandaalen · 2017-01-20T11:45:30+00:00

It helps with refraining from making a thousend threads in asktrp in just a couple of days...

theredpill22 · 2017-01-20T15:47:00+00:00

My IQ is somewhere in the mid 130s

I think it makes it hard to relate to others, particularly if you have a more analytical, calculating personality. (I was INTJ, these days I get ENTJ)

It's hard not to turn into a manipulative person because you want to have the things other people have, (particularly loving relationships and emotional connections) but you can't attain them in a natural way, in a way that seems so fucking easy for everyone else. Personally I see everything in terms of input, process & output. I see a woman I find attractive and I formulate a plan how I can make her attracted enough to me so that she will sleep with me. I don't understand anything else. That's the only thing that makes sense to me.

So you analyse, you pick up on patterns, you alter your behaviours. For someone of high intelligence, this tends to be quite easy and you learn, fast. You learn how to act normal, how to pretend to be emotional about things, how to pretend that you care about some stupid bullshit these normal people are so enthusiastic about. All just so you don't feel so fucking alone all the time.

However when it really comes down to it, you don't feel anything. People aren't an algebraic equation. They are imperfect and flawed. You see everyone like this, including yourself. But at least you are self aware about it.

You want to be left alone with your own thoughts in your own head. Being around others is painful, because it reminds you of how different you are, how alien and alone you feel. It all feels like a game to you, you can opt to play it, and do quite well at it, but in all honesty, what is the fucking point. Empty sex with women you don't even like? How primal. You tend not to really like anyone. You might have one or two friends if you're lucky.

I come here because it's fascinating to me. It's helpful in terms of self improvement, cultivating discipline and having a platform to vent with other ambitious men who want to better themselves.

My only real goal in life is to make money. I realised at 16 that I was an abnormal person, alienation and loneliness would plague me all of my life. For someone with a real mental illness, making money is at least something tangible for me to achieve. Authentic relationships and emotional connections aren't realistic.

Corliame · 2017-01-20T11:01:23+00:00

It can either over inflate their ego or turn them into would be kings

kenpachitz · 2017-01-20T12:30:26+00:00

I had a 135 IQ at 16 years old.

Even if the IQ testing isn't credible, my teachers have often mentioned I'm the smartest kid in all my classes (sans one exception) for pretty much all of my school years.

I don't know how that makes any difference for TRP. But I know that my Blue Pill was big enough to star in a Godzilla movie.

fcb98292 · 2017-01-20T12:38:11+00:00

You must dumb down your behavior to that which the masses of females can understand. TRP is not just for the gifted but for any man willing to learn the female psyche and discipline himself to become a better man.

High intelligence is not always a benefit in life, FWIW.

pm_me_the_best_tits · 2017-01-20T11:50:50+00:00

i consider myself modestly above average intelligence and it's helped me learn without having to make mistakes first, or at least learning from other peoples mistakes. now i'm not sure if that's the norm but it seems people people will power through their problems instead of actively preventing them.

Title	How does TRP differ for people with above average intelligence?
Author	brideboy
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Date	January 20, 2017 10:55 AM UTC (9 years ago)
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