Here is Whisper's frame article: https://archive.md/vhRtm

Here is THE BEST definition of frame you will ever find:

Frame is the process and context in which you interact with another person.

If you read Whisper's post/comment history he is clearly as alpha-male as you can possibly get. His own wife or girlfriend actually encouraged him to date other girls on the side and bring them back home for threesomes.

Here is my first question for the community: Does anyone here believe that calling yourself powerful or calling yourself alpha makes you non-alpha or non-powerful? Obviously 99% of people that call themselves powerful or alpha likely are not (especially online) but if Whisper came into my thread today and said "I'm powerful and alpha" that wouldn't discredit him in anyway, would it?

Here is my second question for this community: I vehemently hate the definition of frame seen by a few "experts" on TRP sites such as on reddit that frame means "mental point of origin" well this is HORRIBLE for two reasons:

  1. Frame (without defining it) is very vague -- which is why I gave Whisper's definition at the top of the article
  2. Defining frame as "your mental point of origin" creates a circular loop where you define 2 vague things in terms of each other -- which clearly makes no sense!

There was an article about frame posted 20 hours ago on MRP and I dm'ed the guy and told him he used the term "Mental point of origin" 3 times without defining it and I asked him to go back and please edit his post, but I put no mentalism-energy into it so he'll probably just ignore me, right? (hint: Can someone from this community leave a comment saying you agree with me so I can use your clout on him and use reddit's "permalink" feature on your comment?)

Conclusion:

Frame is the process and context in which you interact with another person.

If someone calls it "mental point of origin" then I invite you to tell them they're just spouting psychobabble nonsense! If something doesn't make sense on TRP and you have truly tried to figure out what it's talking about then the author did a bad job because 99% of TRP concepts are simple and easy to apply such as lifting at the gym or defining your own life goals.

Lastly, if you are brand-spanking-new to TRP, feel free to create a thread here and ping me or DM me and I'll respond to it in a beginner-friendly way!

Lastly, here is the best article to learn frame and is even better than Whisper's article: https://www.woujo.com/blog/2018/4/26/how-to-hold-frame