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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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So I’m going to pimp my Patreon here. Before you unsubscribe from my substack- don’t freak out! You won’t have to expect to receive updates like this coming into your mailboxes that often. My news & updates will primarily be posted on Patreon. So Make sure you subscribe over there to stay apprised.

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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@Stigma In the old All In The Family episodes, Archie notoriously bullied Edith, his wife, when she expressed a contrarian opinion to him. Women who divorce their husbands are denying their husbands mental autonomy as well as harming their children over something that doesn't matter. After all, voting or holding a political opinion is one of the most overrated aspects of existence sort of like cheering for a sports team. If a woman was otherwise wonderful but was a Flat Earther democrat, I'd be ok with it. Go ahead, vote honey, as if it changes anything. Here, if she cooks and cleans AND works full time, I'll give her my mail-in ballot too. No problem!

This kind of advice illustrates a larger trend in our society where men have zero intrinsic human value even as feminists rant about how "oppressed" they are. Sure, us men earn more money because we MUST to literally earn a living. They don't value a relationship with men unless they're getting status via hot men or wealthy men they can divorce rape later. Relationships with men, even healthy ones, are "work" or a burden for them. Many would rather be worse off alone than with a man where she "gets" nothing from him.

@Vermillion-Rx I was recently musing on how there's this autism-obsession trope in popular culture that began with Rainman and then with The Imitation Game and The Big Bang Theory. Heck, there was also The Revenge of the Nerds movies.

I chuckle in that we have a materialist woman friend who loved The Big Bang but didn’t see the joke that she was physically and emotionally shallow and wouldn’t have dated a socially inept nerd. What also struck me about The Big Bang Theory is that in the states, nerds generally have a hard time getting any women, particularly pretty ones, while outside of the USA a nerd with a good job is set for life.

When I was 22 and started out as an engineer I asked out a fat local girl who worked full time at the ice cream shop. She didn’t want a second date with me but likely that was because I hadn’t used game on her (I didn’t know it at the time.). It amuses me that, outside of the USA, a girl like that would have used game on ME. Perhaps tried to get me into the sack and knock her up. I’m glad she didn’t, in hindsight, of course. I wouldn’t want to be married to a 62 year old obese American woman I have little else in common with.

I read that Alan Turing was NOT a socially inept autist but was just an otherwise normal man who was secretly queer. That said, are autistic people always above average skilled in other areas?

@Lionsmane8 I only used “Free Tibet” because I thought a freedom loving republic such as China would appreciate that message if it was displayed on a poster on their territory.

That said, Britain is becoming notoriously Orwellian (in both an ironic and unironic sense) and Germany? Its anti-fascist speech restrictions imposed since allied occupation are amusingly fascist. Nonetheless, the west is still much more free speech than Russia or China but, hey, that’s only my opinion and 2 cents worth.

I think we are at a point in this discourse where others may become bored and annoyed (is this a RP discussion?) but I do address these general discussion observations in the context of our communicating with each other. Sometimes, two people can have all the same facts and books and yet come to wildly different conclusions about something. It’s astonishing but yet, a fact of life.

I’ve had epiphanies years later from such encounters even over otherwise sideways remarks that provided me with invaluable insights. If someone wants to stick to their beliefs, even if wrong, that’s truly not my problem, it’s theirs and by the same token, I don’t want to hold onto incorrect beliefs myself, however, I do not change my mind merely because someone disagrees with me. Yes, I have changed my mind significantly over the years and continue to do so.

Have a good (upcoming) weekend. Hope to have something fun to post on WAATGM.

TLDR: I haven't posted in a while. Friend reached out to me asking about where to go to meet women. He's not very interesting (even from my own perspective) and spends too much time talking about niche references to movies no one has seen. Should I share the Red Pill with him? Also I'm pretty sure he's a liberal AHA

I think its time to check back in with the Red Pill community. It's been a long time since I was posting about my conquests and flipping girls who claimed they were lesbian. In fact, its been several years since I even posted in The Red Pill sub reddit. Why come back? Well a couple of things, first and foremost I believe in the value of reviewing the basics. I believe masters are only masters because of how well they understand the basics, and only a fool rejects review. Secondly, I had a friend reach out to me recently. He's a decent person, always been socially awkward, definitely a bit further along the autism spectrum than your average bear. What did he reach out to me about? Well, isn't that the question. He asked me something very simply:

"Where have you had success meeting women? I almost never get matches on apps and I'm not sure where it's acceptable to approach people."

Frankly, I was astounded. Honestly always thought he was gay, he wasn't the type of guy in my friend group to joke around about women or make sexual remarks about a hot babe who walked by (guilty right here). All in good fun though, his question got me thinking about my own "success" with women. If I look back on my last couple of years, I have to say I haven't really thought about women other than my daughter who just turned 3 a couple of months ago. Am I a single dad? Sure am. Is that a problem? I don't think so. My priorities have shifted and I'm still not shy of female attention, I just don't search for it in the way my younger self did.

Taking advice from the subreddit "the Married red pill" has changed a lot of my perspective, as I feel there's a great amount of advice there that applies to the only thing we can control: ourselves.

So as I sit here typing out this post a question comes to mind: Should I share The Red Pill with my friend? I'm not the type of guy to judge people, as I feel judgment takes away from my own personal energy reserves, but I do feel that my friend may not be the most "open" to the messages and hard truths contained within our community. I'm fairly certain that he has expressed "liberal" views in the past and even white knight behavior. So I recall the old Matthew 7:6 "Give not that which is holy unto the dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under their feet, and turn again and rend you." which I firmly believe in.

Nevertheless, my own intuition tells me I should share the Red Pill with my friend as I believe it would be something he really needs to hear. Move out of his mom's house, get a better job, The Red Pill is a lifestyle that turned me into the person I am today, unafraid of judgment. I certainly don't intend to gatekeep, but I also do intend to carefully select those I choose to gift our community to (as I have shared this with others before).

I realize this whole post is really just me thinking out loud, but I imagine others here will have some valuable insight to share. So brothers, I invite you to share. Thanks for reading

@Lionsmane8 Go to St. Petersburg and hold up a blank sign in public for an hour. Nothing on it criticizing Jews or the protected classes. Heck, even nothing about Putin. Hold up a sign “Free Tibet” or “Remember Tiananmen Square” in China.

Granted, St. Petersburg is probably a lot safer and more pleasant to walk around than NYC. Some of Tucker’s lovely and affordable supermarkets are there as well and even take quarters for a cart! N Korea has wonderfully clean streets!

Nonetheless, I stand by my observations above and invite others to have conversations with friends in the regions about what’s going on and draw their own conclusions.

I chuckle over two things you said: Yes, the weather is bad in most of Russia hence why they want to invade and occupy Ukraine. Before the “liberation” of a section of Ukraine from “Nazis”, Russians commonly visited or moved to Ukraine. Also, I think that certain remaining sections of liberal western whites such as New Hampshire or Finland are that way because certain ethnicities can’t handle the cold.

It also reminds me of another phrase: “The Soviet cooler” to describe Eastern European nations that suffered under Soviet occupation after WWII “liberation” to 1991, but were shielded from the contamination of western white guilt/feminism media and emerged almost as if they were from a 1950’s time machine.

This is why I’m against “globalism” and even all the “fusion” restaurants that make everywhere look like an Indian shopping mall: Distinct cultures which retain their identity allow us to generate insights from travel and to broaden our mindset. I find it hilarious when a leftist travels but yet remains unchanged and unmugged by reality.

You also used the term “wake up” which is funny because the left called themselves “woke” as if they learned about white male oppression that was “hidden” from them when it’s ubiquitous in the media. It’s like “waking up” and “discovering” Coca Cola or McDonalds.

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Instead, like with The Red Pill, the right has appropriated that term forcing the left to try to come up with something else to describe themselves. My woke little sister said she was triggered by me casually using the term “woke” to describe a movie. I didn’t mean it pejoratively, but rather as the political tone of the film.