Welcome to The Hub. This is our welcoming tribe dedicated to introducing yourself, meeting new people, and learning about new tribes.
they can't not take things personally
And some of them respond by becoming apex bitches. It's a successful strategy in the short term. But it is also why women in management are desperate to monkey branch to the next upwards or lateral position. The clock is always ticking for them.
@redpillschool I can tell the very moment it became mainstream thinking--when GLO started attacking everyone. He was no longer the evil that lurked in the night, but the annoying uncle that you had no argument against.
@redpillschool I don't like the guy at all for what he put Rollo through, but that's really fucked up.
I did not mind being the only male in a female dominant industry. I got away with shit the women couldn't, simply because I had a penis and was good at my job. There were a few girls who could run circles around me on the floor.
Still what you say is true, emotions dictated the work place. There where clicks and certain girls would be upset if they weren't invited to outside of work activities.
Actually there's one women I semi admire for her work ethic that came from there. Watching her work, not a single wasted effort or movement.
Then there is one woman I consider a friend I found through that job. A few years older than me but no sexual tension from either of us. I hang out with her husband on my own now two. It's very rare to find a female I actually enjoy spending time with, who I'm simultaneously not fucking.
Read MoreWould be interesting to see a "history of TRP" post written up at some point.
Rian Stone has gone into it in his YouTube channel a few times, and not just about the TRP subreddit, but also MRP and the pre-reddit blogs.
Some of his memories are different from mine, regarding the blogs. To make things worse, a lot of the original stuff is gone now, making it impossible to check.
@WarnerBro a career criminal bit it because of overdosing
How does one overcome approach anxiety? I’ve had it my entire life.
It’s so contradicting since I’ve slept with women in the triple digits. I can NOT cold approach a woman. I only talk to women if they’re majorly checking me out, which is not common.
I think it’s more of a narcissistic trait than a fear that I’ll actually be rejected. Like being rejected doesn’t validate the sense of self I have.
I’ve overcome every hurdle in my life thus far. I would give anything to have the courage to approach a woman, even if it means being rejected
Reads like you're not interested in wasting energy engaging with females, unless it enables you to achieve a goal.
@adam-l Had a job some years back. Co-managing a cafe with a woman. Pregnant, at that. My immediate subordinates were women, too. They were temperamental, emotional, chaotic and disruptive - focused on the social aspects of their jobs rather than the operation and maintenance of the damn place.
The nail in the coffin for me was when, after taking my break, I was met with "I can't believe you took your full break..." to which I laughed, thinking she was joking. A few minutes later I was in the general managers office, three against one, her bawling her eyes out being lambasted for my lack of respect.
Working with women is horrific nightmare fuel.
Never again. I work for myself now.
1
2
@MentORPHEUS Man, I don't know what to do with you. You appeal to this idea of being a free thinker, but every time we engage in conversation it's on a faulty premise of inference and reading comprehension. We spend the better part of our afternoons chasing the context down, and never nailing the actual subject.
I've told you before, and I'm happy to tell you again - my disagreements with your positions does not preclude my distaste for the other side of politics.
With that in mind, my comment in 2015 was to show that I was all too happy to make thought terminating leaps of judgement based on limited information.
Ring any bells?
