Tips for a young trp member

FerociousOreos · 2016-11-16T19:17:39+00:00

I'm 22, and I think more senior members could have more relevant advice. That said:

Start lifting. Put schooling first but don't forget to be a teen and have a good time, hang out with friends and chase girlies. (Chase girlies is a relative term, don't get too wrapped up on any particular girl, that's a waste of time.) Also, wear a fucking condom. Always. It's never too early in a young woman's life to crave children and that shit will ruin your life before it has begun.

I would recommend you look into setting goals. The sidebar has excellent advice on this. Make your mission self improvement. Finding TRP at 15 is quite advantageous to you, so make the most of it.

Still a teen, so you probably have imperfect skin. Head over to the subreddit "skincareaddiction" and get to work.

Look into the subreddit "malefashionadvice" as well. Don't subscribe, the posts are mainly garbage but they have a solid sidebar.

Most importantly, figure out what you want to do with your life. I'm not in a place to look up the links but there are many websites dedicated to helping young teens choose careers.

If you lift regularly, get fashionable, clear up your skin, and find a career path, you'll be ready for your college days.

Also read No More Mr. Niceguy by Robert Glover. You can download the pdf file on your phone, it's a good starting point.

Otherwise, start reading the sidebar and the field reports. Learn what you can and remember to apply it.

Good luck homie.

turtleforeskin88 · 2016-11-16T19:08:46+00:00

Work on education and your future first

bmer92 · 2016-11-16T20:28:08+00:00

Start your own business college is for tools unless you plan on going for STEM or neuroscience save yourself 80k. Lift like a mother fucker 7 days a week 6 for legs chest back x2 each week day 7 for abs and arms/shoulders. You have an abundance of natural testerone. Feel free to PM me if you need more advice I am a certified PT as well as run my own business can advise you on both. Remember you wont know who you are until your a bit older for now try to figure out a general idea and try new things, A smart man learns from others mistakes.

theimmortalmortal · 2016-11-16T19:04:09+00:00

500 years ago at your age, you would already be considered a man. You would either be a serf or a peasant, maybe you would be a farmer or a specialized artisan, or you could be a knight. Even if you were a peasant, at 15 you would be 100% independent and responsible for property and other people.

Think about that, and think about what is expected of a 15 year old male today. Things are so fucked now, you are going to become a lump on a log if you don't have a mission by this time next year. Learn to be a master of your own mind and body.

Spaw-1-4-5 · 2016-11-16T19:41:09+00:00

As most have said, education first. I drank myself out of college and it took a long time to forgive myself for fucking that up. So focus on getting done with high-school and then go get a degree.

You will regret it if you don't. There are other ways to make a career but you will also miss out on a lot of campus fun.

Lift. You are young. You can start now and be a titan by 20. I lifted a lot in high school and stopped taking care of myself for years. I lost a lot of weight and became a skinny, pale, weak shit. Don't let that happen. It's been a lot of work getting to where I am at now and I can't imagine where I'd be if I never stopped lifting.

I had much more to offer but the rest is just rambling.

Dirkz · 2016-11-16T19:45:12+00:00

Lift and focus on education, enjoy reading books that build your character. Remember in 5, 10, 15 years you aren't going to care about any of the girls that intimidate you now.

Auphor_Phaksache · 2016-11-16T20:01:05+00:00

Study hard. Join a sport. Stay away from cigarettes, alcohol and drugs.

Tiway22 · 2016-11-16T20:47:03+00:00

Lifting + school + sports. High school has little bearing on your future. You likely wont be friends with anyone you know right now except for a few good bros, so dont worry about the little things. Be the best man you can be and focus on getting muscle and getting into a good college. Don't smoke, and dont drink much. Your brain is very fragile and in important development. Leave the drugs and vices until at least college.

FemtoG · 2016-11-16T21:09:05+00:00

Get straight As. Shouldn't be that hard unless you're taking a ton of AP classes. Don't take a ton of AP classes. Instead devote that time to joining a school sports team and being involved in extracurricular activities. The undergrad market is too competitive for you to only care about grades, you need something special.

Get in shape, lift and maintain a good diet.

vorverk · 2016-11-16T21:31:13+00:00

Besides what others told you, pick one hobby and become master at it. Dont be medicore in 15 things. Pick one. Whatever you want. But when you pick it, be the best in it.

W_O_M_B_A_T · 2016-11-17T01:21:03+00:00

You're may have to be a bit more specific to get more situation-specific tips.

I came here for your help and guidance.

Well, understand that you're still pretty young and being mature or an adult isn't some kind of race!

Relax and have fun, don't try to be too serious or too mature. Most of all don't take yourself to seriously. Once you choose to be an adult permanently, it's really hard to go back later.

What should I focus most on now?

Make succeeding in your education your goal.

If your school offers concurrent college credit classes, look into taking several. Doing so could easily save you several thousand dollars and a semester or more. It's definitely worth your time. I wish I had listened to my teachers and been more committed to succeeding in those classes.

do i really need to have a mission at this age.

Do as many things that interest you as possible.

Everybody needs a mission or "Personal Legend" as the author Paulo Coelho puts it. This is part of living a self-fulfilled life. Also note that it doesn't matter what your legend is, or if you actually achieve your goal, it's really the steps and efforts you take along the way that lead to fulfillment.

EDIT: That said, it's OK if your life looks completely different 10 years from now than you imagined. It's OK if you're going in a completely different direction than you thought 6 months from now. Opportunities happen every week, somtimes everyday if you look for them.

You can change your mission at any time if you choose to.

Should I spend time practicing game or is it not so important now?

That's up to you. Take care of homework first.

Girls your age are pretty worthless overall and they know it.

Understand that there are only three ways a woman can actually bring value to your life. 1) She qualifies herself to you. 2) She's willing to follow your leadership and initiative, and do what you ask her to do. 3) She's willing to be your plaything and entertainment.

If she won't do any of those things, she has no value to you whatsoever. She is in fact a major waste of your time and attention, and you should disregard her immediately.

young trp member

TRP isn't a club you can belong to. It's merely a cycle of social philosophies. There is no membership. This is like saying "I'm a member of Darwin's On the Origin of Species."

KemalTenebris · 2016-11-16T19:24:59+00:00

Welcome on board buddy!

I was at your place 3 years ago. Now, I am very happy with my current place in life. PM me if you want, we can discuss stuff. I'm happy to help out.

Title	Tips for a young trp member
Author	Shlandie
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Date	November 16, 2016 6:44 PM UTC (9 years ago)
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