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I don’t like writing posts that sound like begging for money, and if you’ve been following my work for any length of time you’ll know that among the red pill gurus that come and go in this sphere, I’m one of the few that has not really attempted in any big way to monetize my work.

I’ve always believed in the freedom of information. The exchange of this information has been such a high priority to me, I’ve cultivated a community on Reddit, two independent websites (the development and continued hosting, funded entirely by me), and a number of offshoots on various platforms.

The meat and potatoes of my work (both written and curated) has always been free and available. In fact- a lot of “gurus” just collect my work, repackage it and try to sell it for $$$, but you can get it all for free if you just follow my work.

That said, this is time consuming, and in some cases, actually quite costly. Our membership on TRP.RED has done a phenomenal job self-funding at least some of our hosting costs, which has brought our platform into ad-free status. Which is nice, because the ads sucked.

However, in the next few weeks / months, we are planning on growing our space and releasing more content, projects, and some very entertaining things. And you might want to learn about it. (You can if you subscribe to the patreon!)

These things cost money to fund, and suck up a lot of my time. I would like to be able to do more for the community and I’m able to do so with a little extra financial freedom.

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Exclusive news (and early access) about the upcoming projects are available to paid subscribers and I gotta tell you, it’s going to be a fun Summer for TRP.

I will always continue posting my essays on Substack, TRP.red, and /r/theredpill, largely free, for my audience. Writing for me is cathartic and if it helps you on your journey it’s time well spent. However, I am going to introduce one big change to the substack:

New Posts will be able to be previewed early on Patreon before they appear elsewhere, and occasionally there will be subscriber-only posts that can only be read as Patreon subscribers.

(Sidenote: I’ve looked into hooking up stripe on substack and it just doesn’t seem like a great option for privacy, at least right now).

Additionally, I don’t usually do a lot of one-on-one coaching. My forte has always been curating and broadcasting information. However, in the case that somebody does want to reach me for one-on-one, I am introducing a tier on the patreon (LTR) that’s outrageously priced but will indeed get you one-on-one advice and discussion. It’s expensive because I only plan to offer this to an exclusive few. I am not starting a bootcamp online school for the boys, but I am offering a few select slots for immediate access directly to me if you truly desire it.

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@Smallpenis77 Are many /most young women indulging in casual sex because they can and treating it like it has no consequence? Yes.

Is this way too accepted by society? Yes. Casual sex has consequences for pair bonding and valuing partners. This has been known by our forebears but the knowledge was cancelled by the counter culture revolution that created the modern left.

Can a man be in the wrong to have feelings about something that just doesn't naturally feel right to him (or most other men when they are honest to themselves) about society? No. Men should be allowed to have feelings and preferences.

Would a man be getting too deep about this? -yes and no. Its the world we live in and we won't change it significantly in our lives but if we don't say how we feel and act to give value to the things we value, then we are being untrue to ourselves. But you still have to live and try to be happy in this world.

@Kloi

I'm having trouble understanding what you mean by:

The good news is that in old age there's a psychological switch,

It refers to the endgame. You never really stop desiring new and young women, but it stops being that red haze of lust, it's easier to manage.

Now it might last one or two nights and I'm right back at it regardless of her feelings about it.

Now I'm the one who lost you. In a Long Term Relationship there will be fluctuation of the sexual activity, if that's what you refer to. It's normal to have days, sometimes if there are other pressing issues even weeks without sex, and then to resume.

I try not focusing on the negative what ifs

From your posts, you seem able to get a replacement girl easily. That's way ahead than most guys get to. That's your backup plan, taken care of, so you can focus on the other things in your life. It's as good as it gets...

@adam-l

I'm having trouble understanding what you mean by:

The good news is that in old age there's a psychological switch, and these issues feel much less urgent, and you feel much more content with much less. So, there's that.

As for thing one I have no issue with that up until a certain point in a LTR. In the past I have almost at some point (typically around 18 months) she starts to be my priority. Of course it always starts with an inch here, half an inch there but it adds up over time.

Though with each passing relationship it is easier to maintain, longer and with quicker come backs if for say I start missing out on physical activity, in the very first relationship it was over until we broke up. Now it might last one or two nights and I'm right back at it regardless of her feelings about it.

being always on the lookout for the inevitable fallout

You called it correctly its an issue I'm aware of. Being a prepare for the worst, be satisfied with anything but type of guy. It can be a real drag and I try not focusing on the negative what ifs of a relationship but to be blind to them would be far worse.