LordFall

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  1. I would view it as sharing and involving her in the process vs venting/dumping your negative emotions on her. If you're like "baby, I've been anxious dealing with XYZ, it's been hard but I got this, having you here makes me feel much better :)" that will go very well and probably get her to trust you more. Never do something like "Life is so hard, idk what to do, XYZ person is soo annoying, man I'm fucked I can't do this." Basically I'd avoid anything like gossiping, childing complaining or making her feel like you're breaking apart and can't figure it out. It's her job to assist you emotionally and otherwise and give you her input but not to fix your problems for you.
  2. Get on Michael Sartain's podcast. He lives in Vegas too and is very open and does a lot of research on the people he hosts. It would be a great conversation and you could talk about both spirituality and game.
  3. Yeah this is a crazy event. I kinda wanna build a cult too, without the mass suicide/murder part. Nothing quite so interesting happens these days.
  4. I've been hearing Gary Vee and other content creators praising the platform for basically years now and finally started creating and posting stuff semi-consistently. They weren't lying, the organic reach is real. I've been playing around with the format and my highest viewed video is at 4.3k now, not crazy but I'm getting better with my content/editing and most videos get around 500-1.5k views. I think this is a huge opportunity for everyone to get into the content creation game without spending a massive amount of time on editing and audience growth. Especially good for small businesses that don't have too much money for marketing. Who else has played around with this and short-form content strategy in general?
  5. @Leo Gura I agree with that guy, there's no way you're an INTP bro. I'm an INTP and what he says fits me like 100%.
  6. I have no experience with that specific course but in general RSD courses are pretty solid. I hear better things from them than their bootcamps. I followed the social circle one from Luke and it's basically the best thing out there on the subject.
  7. Reincarnation and parallel realities are fascinating subjects. I hope we come to a point where we can explore this and document it. I have the feeling I've lived my life many times, many things feel familiar.
  8. Why would you find it appropriate to argue with her about it even if she was wrong? That's incredibly rude, should be a warning point imo. @Leo Gura
  9. Condoms help a lot, that's actually their main function apart from birth control. STDS are mostly propaganda and have been cured ever since the cold war. Gonnorhea is actually Latin for small fish because back in the day without proper sanitation you would grow goldfish colonies from your penis if you had unprotected sex with questionable partners. Have you ever seen a goldfish come out of a penis? It's not great. That's why I think red pill teachings are very good, they keep us boys safe.
  10. @Frosty97 You have to learn some game from experience, no way around it. Some guys get it naturally but for introverts in general it's a very unintuitive process. You have to go from a nice and fun conversation to turning up the sexual tension and escalating. Very awkward at first but you get used to it.
  11. Lol. Most red pill guys are mentally ill and terrible with women which leads to conclusions such as these. I hope you're a least 50% trolling. You should most be concerned about only sleeping 1-2 women max in your life. The human vagina is actually slightly acidic so if you sleep with many women it will actually dissolve your penis over time. I've had friends that wanted to be players that actually now have to wear strapons to have sex because their member is no longer with us. Let's take a few seconds of silence for them.
  12. Quite literally the million-dollar question. Who knows, up to us to have more public discussions about it and up to the individual to come up with their own boundaries I think.
  13. Where do you draw the line? Is making long-form content exploiting people's time and lack of success in their life? It's a good question but hard to answer. Ethical business is a fascinating subject. I think as long as you honestly believe your business is there to help people and you use the short-form content as part of your funnel towards your long-form/services/products, I don't see too much of an issue. People have to take responsibility for what they're consuming as well, I don't buy this whole helpless media consumer concept. I honestly don't watch Tiktok apart from seeing what other people are doing, the medium has never appealed to me. I mostly like short-form content that is quick tips/podcast clips when I don't have time for a 15min/2 hour video. I think that's a pretty dumb point. Tiktok caters your content to what you like/engage with over time. No comment on the underage part, that's an issue that's social media wide not Tiktok-specific. Snapchat also has an automatic features smoothening feature on all its videos, I don't think it's a bad thing. I'm against this whole notion of social media being bad for your self-esteem, I actually believe most social media has to lead to the greatest advancement in self-improvement potential in decades. The average American used to spend 6 hours a day on television, social media just replaces that in a customized and more engaging way. Shorter attention spans is an interesting phenomenon. I think on one hand it's a concerning issue but also, on the other hand, I don't know if I buy it. I think the bar for entertaining and quality content has increased heavily and not having the attention span to entertain boring conversations or PowerPoint presentations at school is not a bad thing. I get bored of a lot of things quickly but if it's a quality podcast I can listen to it for hours on end so I don't buy the narrative of destroyed attention span fully.
  14. @Tyler Robinson Yes, that's part of his view which I like also. Where he expects a feminine woman that respects him and listens to him but in return he's willing to play his masculine part and not only protect her but pay for her rent, hobbies and lifestyle so she doesn't have to work. A lot of guys expect their woman to do everything for them and provide no value which is more fitting of a child than a man.
  15. He definitely has anger issues, it's his worst trait by far. Him terrifying those girls and hitting that one girl(blaming it on bdsm?) and him stalking that journalist and that guy that shit talked him puts him in the psycho category for sure. I'm split because I wanna endorse his other stuff but that's extremely problematic behavior.
  16. I believe tiktok counts impressions as views. So anyone that scrolls through video even for 0.1 seconds counts as a view. Whereas YouTube only counts views after 30 seconds. Tiktok relies heavily on hooking in the first 1-2 seconds whereas YouTube gives you a bit more time. That's dope, how do you message people? Do they message you first or you reply to comments/people that like your videos?
  17. Z-library is the biggest one and it has pretty much every book AFAIK.
  18. Thank you for considering the view. I think your example is good but I'd change it a bit. Its like Harvey Weinstein was a scientist and you could hate him but if he found out some discoveries it wouldn't make sense to invalidate those based on his criminal actions. I don't see Tate as a philosopher, more as a business and mindset. Clearly he is emotionally stunted in a way and I doubt his relationship with the women in his life have massive emotional depth. I see his advice on not relying on society and building your strength and power as a man seperate from that though. I think you could take his advice on masculinity, power building and networking while combining it with some spirituality, emotional development and trauma relief and you would end up as an even more powerful man than him in both material abundance and ability to emotionally connect and relate to both men and women. And who is the one given this moderation power and should they be able to do it with impunity and without transparency? I think you're right for the most part but the devil is in the details. The 5-10% of stuff that heavily challenges society and needs to be heard should have a way to be platformed. I don't think an echo chamber moderated by Google is gonna have the most interesting and impactful discussions.
  19. There's plenty of bad in Tate but plenty of good. I believe he truly preaches and believes his way of life as was taught to him and it's highly effective in a lot of regards. He teaches men to gain power and influence over their life and that will truly help you beyond what most dating/pua coach will teach you. I don't understand this mentality of either binarily taking or rejecting something someone teaches you as a whole. Don't fully take in his persona and his ideas but if you fully reject what he has to say because he said some dumb/offensive stuff then you're a fool. Just as you would be if you made him your saint. Keep in mind he has a good point when he says that he said a bunch of dumb stuff before he got famous. If everything that every man/woman has ever said was put online for everyone to dissect we would all be canceled. Rape jokes, violence, intolerance, and insult jokes are part of locker room talk. He has taken responsibility for a lot(NOT ALL) of that stuff and has become a lot more appropriate in what he says recently. @Leo Gura I think you're wrong on a few things here. Rumble may not overtake Youtube but it's a huge step toward decentralization in that regard. Youtube/Twitch/IG ban a lot more people than Tate and their having a monopoly on society's discourse and language is not a good thing and it's being challenged. Especially as crypto and decentralized media become more popular, their monopoly will start to dissolve. This is the best time in history to be a content creator and this change will be great for society overall. If someone took apart all of your interactions with women out of context and the mainstream started to dissect and clip all your content(as people have started doing), you'd probably be canceled as well.
  20. @Thought Art Why are you trying to look like you have hair? Who do you want to think that you have hair? The general public? Women. Yourself?
  21. I've done a lot of inner work/game and feel like I filled out both my masculine and feminine poles decently. Paradoxically now I feel more complete but incomplete than ever. Its like a void that's just missing. Hookups and FWBs don't do anything for it, it's just pleasure, comfort, excitement but not completeness. I felt that sense of companionship and completeness with my ex but that was toxic so it felt really bad but also like calmingingly good. The best way I can explain it is this Venn diagram, it's like no matter how much I fill up my circle I'm still missing my girl. Not sure if anyone can relate. The purple makes it feel better but still doesn't do the job. "I need you like the flowers need the rain."
  22. @Thought Art Do you embody all the things I mentioned? If so then I don't think your balding head would be a major foundation of your identity and something you would consider too important
  23. I agree with Andrew Tate about hair, as a man your hair doesn't matter too much. As a man you will be judged for being smart, competent, having resources, be funny, being knowledgeable, being well networked, being charismatic, and having power. If you have all that then I don't see why you wouldn't just get a hair transplant/rock the baldness. I see too many disadvantages to the wig and not many advantages. How could you possibly explain that to people that know you/girls you see beside you being insecure? Having said that, try it out and see what happens, I've never tried it. A good example is my roommate wears fake blue contact lenses and I thought it was a ridiculous idea then I tried it and I wear them every day now. Get a lot of compliments and it helps a lot with girls but I'm super open about it and it works even better because a lot of girls also have tried colored contacts so it actually gives us something to talk about. Wigs are a bit more uncommon but I could still be very wrong and it would work well, gotta try it out to know.
  24. Elaborate, I feel the opposite most women contribute to my life in a positive way. If anything that's how I feel about men.
  25. @SamC I think you're very right, thank you for sharing. I also think though that it's important to recognize and fulfill the needs of our physical selves. You and I are both mammals and not only is that not a bad thing, but it's also probably the biggest miracle ever accomplished. I don't know if you're making this mistake but I see it in a lot of spiritual people where they seek to transcend and ignore these so call materialistic needs. It's important to not be consumed by them but to try and think you can or would even would want to transcend them is insanity. Just like I don't see how you could evolve beyond the need to eat, shit, and piss I don't think you can get over your biological mating drive and however you would define the emotional/hormonal component that comes with it. What I meant to say with the purple is not that I'm afraid of it, I love it and I've worked hard to develop it. I feel the missing of that pink part, it is outside of me but I still don't feel complete without it. If I'm incarnated as a human straight male I don't see how I could feel complete without fulfilling my biological destiny and sharing my life and bloodline with a/many female(s). I feel like I've gotten a lot of the healing part down(perhaps not all but most) and now I'm ready to live as a consciously realized male and that purpose cannot be accomplished without females. We might be spiritual beings but we also have the gift of being physical ones and I think many people involved in spirituality miss the beauty in this part. Curious what you think about this @Leo Gura, I feel like you agree with me.