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Had a thirst for knowledge. Traded privilege and opportunity for knowledge and life experience. Was it a good bargain? I am still trying to work that out.

"If your colours do not match those of the day, accept your weird. But take heart; the twist is yet to come."
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in virtutem, pietatem, morem maiorumque credi

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4d ago  Red Pill Party Jokes

@adam-l Actually I think being "someone for whom things happen" (without doing any work) is the great dream of every woman. Maybe men would have had such a dream if society allowed -I really don't know- but for women it is the great fantasy and looking as good as you can is the key to it. Look hot, look special, get; attention, offers of help, free experiences and free stuff.

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5d ago  Red Pill Party Jokes

@First-light performativity is all they can perceive. You do... something, and... something happens.

Isn't it magic?

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5d ago  Red Pill Party Jokes

@Vermillion-Rx Such a picture makes me reflect that for many women anything is a stage. They want to exhibit themselves and so any routine act, still needs to be dressed for in a way that gains attention. "Look at my fake tits mowing the lawn. Gurl power!" Only hot men to complement her please. No creeps.

Just mow the lawn love. A man would have finished the job before you finished dressing for it.

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1w ago  TheRedPill
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@MentORPHEUS Good analogy. the academic discipline of psychology is like studying design or engineering -you want to know how it works. Psychologists who go on to deal with ill people are like mechanics -they try to fix it.

Most good drivers have some basic idea of how a car works, though not nearly as good as the professionals. However being an engineer or mechanic doesn't make you much better at dealing with the road than an ordinary guy. But you will be less clueless when you break down.

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1w ago  TheRedPill
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@Typo-MAGAshiv perceptive comment. Types of manipulation are either permitted by society, frowned upon or banned. But these are societal value judgements not absolute differences. What is permitted certainly changes across time and then the sheep all think they have discovered the true form of morality.

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1w ago  The Hub

@Chantfire Many congratulations. Its life's biggest adventure.

Expect the mother's personality to permanently change in some ways.

A mother is the greatest asset a small child can have. This is the time in life to support her, so she can do a job you could do if you had to but she can actually do easier, with more joy and probably better at first.

Encourage breast feeding, it really is on balance less hassle for all involved, particularly in the early stages, and a better result.

Women get very risk adverse and micro management obsessed about their babies. Accept this is natural but also be the male energy that complements this by simplifying and encouraging that all will be well. It really makes just about no difference if you feed on demand or on schedule (personally I would say on demand but it won't make your kid a loveless loner if you do it on schedule). If you put one or two blankets on the baby or have a rucksack carrier or a push chair, its all the same. I like to tell the story of my brother and his wife getting their first baby. They both have PHDs, they are professional academics. They could not understand why the baby was behaving like it was too hot when the thermometer reading suggested it needed another blanket. Smart people behaving dumb. Baby has internal thermometer, read it. Humanity survived OK before thermometers were invented.

The big secret to raising good kids is that there isn't one. Kids are programmed to develop well by themselves, provided they get enough love and care. It only needs to be enough, they do the rest naturally. Too much done anxiously is actually a worse result than a B grade effort done happily and confidently. What are you teaching the kid? -That "the world is a big scary place you have to be perfectly set up and protected to handle" or "its a cool place, go explore. I will tell you what to avoid. You will soon learn what happens if you don't listen to my advice and the good stuff is all yours". Helicopter parenting is for fuckwits who deserve a Darwin prize. We learn and grow strong by fucking about and finding out while a parent watches gradually less and less.

There are always hand me down clothes and toys to be had. Kids grow out of them, then you hand them down again. Spend your money on something better. Put it in an account for the kid if you like but don't waste it on gadgets and clothes unless they really are game changers.

Playing in the dirt is far better for them than playing with a screen or a perfectly created toy that leads them in learning. Kids will be directed in learning all through their education. Kids' TV is created to hold their attention first, so the TV company can advertise shit to the mother, then educate a little second. Its not really much use except as a substitute to having something better to do. Let them learn to be interesting by being bored and going to discover what they like.

Find out what they like and foster it, don't worry, it will probably not be what you know. Its a great opportunity to learn something new. You will grow too.

When its hard, remember it will all be over soon and then you will miss it.

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3w ago  The Hub

@JennyB Nay lass, a fellow needs a flat cap. If thou goes cycling wit top at, thou will lose thy fags when wind blows t' at off.

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3w ago  The Hub

@Typo-MAGAshiv Cleat sharpener? Was this actually seriously claimed? Most tracks only allow 1/4 inch spikes. If you sharpened them you would shorten them. The shoe wears out before the pin these days anyway.

Who sharpens steal with a knife? I looked into trying to flatten the profile of 1/2 inch xc spikes on the rear face to increase traction and its a pain with a corinox file in a vice. Then Nike made broad composite pyramids to do the same thing better anyway.

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3w ago  The Hub

@SwarmShawarma Very interesting. "Its not racist because the South African ruling class are black" will be the western line and they will largely ignore it. On the other hand there was a time not too long ago then they had a different line on that sort of thing in ZAR...

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3w ago  The Hub

@SeasonedRP Yes George Orwell's 1984 does seem strangely prescient these days. There is no way that these thought criminals will not be convicted.

However when some liberals pulled a statue of one of Bristol's past great charitable benefactors down and threw it into the river, they were let off because they were upset that he had been involved in the slave trade. I fail to see how being upset about history was justification for the damage. Similarly it is almost impossible to be sent to prison for stopping motorways, breaking glass windows of oil companies or spraying paint on monuments and art works because you do not like fossil fuel being burnt.

Its a two tier justice system for sure when it comes to thought. And then there have been many reviews by academics who have concluded that prison does not agree with women, so the should not go. Britain's justice system is broken. They also want to do away with trial by jury for most crimes. This will mean that the elite can enforce their agenda with impunity.

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Had a thirst for knowledge. Traded privilege and opportunity for knowledge and life experience. Was it a good bargain? I am still trying to work that out.


"If your colours do not match those of the day, accept your weird. But take heart; the twist is yet to come."


Relationship Philosophy:

Choose wisely.

in virtutem, pietatem, morem maiorumque credi


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