How does TRP apply to non-heterosexuals?

favours_of_the_moon · 2013-07-27T05:53:15+00:00

Take what you find helpful and/or interesting.

That's what the rest of us do.

icallmyselfmonster · 2013-07-27T08:57:02+00:00

I am Bi, for most of my life I didn't think I was at all good looking, despite even being a model, I was never really complimented by women. I rationalized it by telling myself certain looks go in and out of fashion and I just didn't have what people were looking for. I also wasn't very comfortable with my sexuality so any dating was online.

Then I started actually interacting with gay guys in clubs and found out I was a lot better looking than I had lead myself to believe. Women are so solipsistic they don't give you anything unless its in their own best interest. And since I was young and had a low SMV I never received anything.

The red pill is great , in that it will give you a bit of a head start. It will identify some of the societal bullshit you need to navigate and a lot of the tips are real.

It wont really help with gay guys except for the extremely camp guys that do operate like women, but most even the that community dont like them. And it will help a bit in the work place as interacting with betas can have negative consequences.

/r/theredpill and /r/mensrights are the only 2 subs that are sexuality related I read. Wouldnt go near anything lgbt related and /r/sex is a cluster fuck of bad advice.

GayLubeOil · 2013-07-27T09:56:54+00:00

A family friend had a lesbian daughter who cohabited with another woman. She and her partner got into vicious fights filled with emotion, hamstring and zero compromise. These arguments would last for days since there were no men in the relationship, no one was willing to admit defeat to save the relationship or for sex. I don't know if this relationship is representative of all lesbian relationships. However if it is gay marriage should have a lower divorce rate then lesbian marriage.

PerniciousOne · 2013-07-27T06:47:35+00:00

Well lots of it can be used regardless of gender or sexual orientation.

It is mostly about bettering yourself.

ct2k7 · 2013-07-27T17:23:32+00:00

I'm a bi (read gay) gay, and there are a lot of principle which can be learned and applied to relationships as well as yourself.

[deleted] · 2013-07-27T20:43:27+00:00

People may claim this is not applicable, but in every dynamic there is usually a dominant and submissive partner. I'm a straight dude from the bay area, but when you see a gay couple you can kind of tell usually who is who in the relationship.

That being said, this subreddit will help you out in the sense of understanding the dualistic nature of a relationship from that perspecive, however, this subreddit is primarily about the male female dynamic.

However, as a man, you still have a man card! At the very least you don't have to put up with some of the bullshit your hetro guy friends have to deal with. XD

[deleted] · 2013-07-27T10:03:08+00:00

As a heterosexual it's very difficult to comment. I have several gay friends and if I'm honest, I'm generally pretty baffled by their relationship dynamics.

dropit_sphere · 2013-07-27T03:34:59+00:00

There has been very little thinking (at least in this world) on homo relationships. There was one gay guy whose name I don't remember, who mostly found value in navigating a feminized society. So this will less useful to you than the average hetero dude, but will still hold some value for you.
Jack Donovan (jack-donovan.com) has done a lot of writing on masculinity in modern society. He's also gay. Highly recommended, esp. The Way of Men.

Title	How does TRP apply to non-heterosexuals?
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Date	July 27, 2013 2:42 AM UTC (13 years ago)
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