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Hi, i just want to be clear as site administrator we cannot help a minor (under 18) get laid and all comments telling you how will be removed
However, people are free to help you set up logistics for arranging a date
Do any of the WAATGM endorsed users or TRP endorsed (point flaired included) users have have any interest in joining Brian's discord for his whatever podcast
Sundays 5pm Pacific
He is open to making more formal arrangements if he likes the quality of people's prep/assistance
2h ago The Beer Hall
5h ago TheRedPill Forum
From Forgotten to Formidable — My Journey
Five years ago, I entered my apprenticeship at age of around 15. I began my path at the margins—socially isolated, overlooked both at school and work. Group projects reminded me of my place: others already partnered up, while I searched for a spot. I rarely spoke, even when my working colleagues were just meters away. I preferred messaging over speaking directly. I was not just quiet—I was invisible.
My grades reflected my mindset: mediocre, unfocused. I passed, but barely. During lessons, I found myself drifting through Reddit, where I stumbled onto r/TheRedPill. At first, I skimmed posts out of boredom. But over time, I returned with intention. Something in me wanted more—more out of life, more out of myself.
So I decided to test the philosophy.
I began with training—down in a basement, lifting pink 5kg dumbbells with no exact fitness plan, just the desire to change something. Weeks later, I noticed my arms tightening when I stretched. At first, I thought something was wrong. But then I realised, that it wasn’t pain, it was growth. Real muscle. For the first time in a long time, I felt proud.
In my second year, I started eating lunch with two classmates. At first, they ignored me—looked away when I spoke, brushed me off. And why wouldn’t they? I was no one. No friends, poor grades, no hobbies, no club membership. I hadn’t earned respect.
But one day, during lunch, we spoke about muscles and training. One of them showed off his lean arms. I flexed mine and they stared. I had more muscle than him. When asked, I said I trained “from time to time.” I didn’t explain how often. I let results speak.
As training became routine, I upgraded—bench, weights, structure. I began speaking more, listening better, locking eyes during conversations. I still wasn’t loud, but I was present. People responded. Peers began treating me with dignity. The silent outsider turned into someone worth noticing.
The Red Pill didn’t just teach me discipline—it gave me an understanding of status, discipline and most important, a framework for real-world respect. It reminded me that self-improvement earns attention. Not flashy words. Results.
Years later after my apprenticeship, I still talk to one of those two classmates. We built something real. I’m no longer drifting—I’ve taken control.
To those who post regularly, especially Vermillion-Rx: Thank you. You don’t know the lives you impact. But I promise you, you turned some really lost teenagers and young men into men with a direction. That matters. Thanks.
Read More3h ago TheRedPill
@lmhaaaydi General rules keep it close hone or ta least close to secluded location, where you will try to go.
Get her to come to your place, then go for bawling or similar game you like and not suck at where you stay together. Doing something with your hands will help you to relax and it sounds you'll need that.
During game say you love pancakes. At the end say got hungry and you have pancakes at home you made with hjoc and pieces of kiwi.
If you dont know how to fuck, call me:
0800helpmedaddy
3h ago The Hub
So this dude here described here this escalation method he uses. Hand in the stairs, something, bench open arm and curl her in. I just happen to remeber the last bit and used it. Worked out nice, not ro say the girl was boiling already and if not her bad logistics or 1CCTV per 10sq m, everywhere I'd close there and then.
I love foreign students.