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I made it, lads!
Already found myself in a brothel, from an eager tuktuk driver looking to make some commission. No coupons for him today, though.
@Vermillion-Rx Let me tell you, I took a casual stroll around the mall today. There is an unbelievable amount of beautiful women! I feel like Augustus Gloop in the chocolate factory.
“Save some room for later!”
Going to the night market to see what I can see
@First-light I watched the documentary and the starkest takeaway from it happened to be how insecure Sneako, Myron, HS and the other guy all were.
Doesn’t help that Louis has the most unflappable personality going, he’ll ask a question and let it hang for eternity waiting for the answer. The fact they raced to fill his silence and their defensive answers was just embarrassing.
But, I would argue that what Theroux investigated was the colloquial manosphere as talked about in the mainstream. The guys selling all of this, the pyramid schemes etc. Louis was shaking the foundations of their business, which just so happens to be this facade of an unshakeable ego. Double kill.
Now if he had of investigated the red pill, he might have found the note sharing, thought provoking, quiet red pill that men come and go from.
I don’t see that we should share any sympathy for the targets of this Theroux documentary not least because they aren’t representative of the wider TRP knowledge base or actionable advice, but because they’re chancers and grifters getting rich off the insecurity they claim to solve.
Fuck ‘um
Read MoreGuys, I wish my satire was as good as this guy's unironic dumpster diving
One man's back alley blowjob is another man's godly wife
ah hell no. Fuck that
38m ago Ask TRP Forum
Miscalibrated boundary or justified? Need honest takes
I had a situation today and I want objective input, not validation.
Context: girl I’m seeing, we’ve had a boundary before about not bringing up exes unnecessarily. I find it disrespectful and made that clear in the past.
We were having coffee, light vibe. I made a joke (in hindsight maybe edgy), she responded with:
“a Russian used to tell me this too, you’re not the first guy”
I interpreted that as bringing up an ex again + subtle comparison.
I stayed calm, didn’t react immediately. After ~10 minutes of normal convo I said, very calmly:
“next time you mention your exes I’m leaving”
She responded with: “what? you’re threatening me?” “it’s not okay for you to make these jokes”
I held frame, said: “there’s no threat, I’m just letting you know” “you can tell me directly without disrespect” “this conversation is finished”
Then I shifted to logistics (groceries) and moved on. No emotional escalation after that.
My question:
Was this: A) justified enforcement of a known boundary B) miscalibrated / overreaction given context C) correct idea but poor execution/timing
Specifically: • Was her comment actually disrespect, or just reactive to my joke? • Did my boundary come off as controlled or forced? • Would a higher-level response have been ignoring + addressing later?
Looking for experienced takes, not surface-level “just communicate bro” advice.
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