Post: #76

^^^ +1 - good term, Hannibal. Hanniballistic?

Post: #77

(10-23-2012 05:10 PM)thedude3737 Wrote:  5. I see the world in much more of a "matrix" way, sort of unfolding process day by day. Every interaction, the way guys are, girls are, etc. I've always had this observant streak in me but these forums pushed it along.

This. But at this point in time, it's more annoying than useful, the reason being my innwr game is not yet where it needs to be.

Post: #78

Ni hao ma amigo?
Yeah I remember your young wife/gf. She is one hell of a cute little thing. She's sexy, sweet, fun, thin, feminine, low maintenance, in other words, exactly what any sane man is looking for. I'm sure a LOT of guys even in here would love to have a girl like her. You really luked out in here bro. Congrats!

(02-10-2013 07:23 AM)BadWolf Wrote:  6. Got married, and to a woman who isn't very attractive but would make 99% of men jealous. I am very proud of my wife, kind of a weird thing to say on a men's forum but she is exactly the thing that most MGTOW's would love to have. Also this has helped me network others to good women who hate feminism. Vancier can back me on this one, I hope he is doing well.

Post: #79

red is my favorite color now. i didn't really care for it when i was younger.

Post: #80

In a word affirmation

most of the views here ive had or at least subconciously carried for most of adult life. i remember close to a decade ago talking about living abroad and problems i saw with american women with my friends at the time and none of them got it. but when i visit this forum i realize i am not alone and that my views are correct and that its everyone else who needs to take a dose of the red pill.

Post: #81

I actually started thinking about male-female relationships, masculinity and femininity.

Before discovering this site, I had some scrambled thoughts about girls, how to bang and treat them, but I was never concerned with the bigger picture. I never asked myself what constitutes a man or what I wanted in women (besides banging them). This site fueled up my thought process and a lot of my past behavior makes much more sense to me.

Now, I can see, why I always had problems with my mostly female school teachers, why I acted up in class, challenged their authority, refusing to partake in their pussy ass dancing sessions and hence getting straight F's in music ed. for most of elementary school. Turns out that I wasnt the problem, it's just not natural that little boys enjoy doing female dancing routines and thats just one example.

Anyway, great founder, great community, thanks Roosh, thanks guys!

Post: #82

If me and my friend ever see an attractive girl we typically say let's go roosh her haha

Post: #83

I've been anticipating the first of the month just so that I could register! I think that says a lot about this forum. I've looked at many people's trip reports and have learned a lot to say the least. I look forward to reading more.

Post: #84

1. My previous belief that 50% of men are pathetic has climbed to 95% based on numerous postings on the everything else forum
2. You never know who the hell you are talking to on the Internet, could be an enormous troll or a useful person (screen if possible, veer on the side of rule number one)
3. Always have fake personal Internet information

Post: #85

This forum made me place self-improvement as my #1 priority

Post: #86

I have stopped visiting many, many websites I used to regularly follow. I'm talking about news websites/blogs/youtube channels/gaming sites/comedy sites/travel websites and many others.

None of them really interest or motivate me anymore, the information there often isn't as useful as I thought it was, I don't enjoy them anymore, and they seem like a big waste of my time.

Post: #87

(03-03-2016 07:28 AM)Mercenary Wrote:  I have stopped visiting many, many websites I used to regularly follow. I'm talking about news websites/blogs/youtube channels/gaming sites/comedy sites/travel websites and many others.

None of them really interest or motivate me anymore, the information there often isn't as useful as I thought it was, I don't enjoy them anymore, and they seem like a big waste of my time.

Same here.

I've also started honestly seeing being single for life as completely normal and the obvious lifestyle choice.

Post: #88

Finding the forum was part of my "waking up", so the changes are on a continuum, however I read this forum almost daily so it's had the biggest influence on me.

1. I game EVERY interaction now, chicks I find attractive, ones I don't, men in work situations - it's like I've become a keen observer of human nature, what makes people tick and apply it like a salve.

2. I'm bedding new chicks at an amazing rate, and non ONS's although a few have occurred due to logistics, travel, etc.

3. I have the respect of male friends in a way I never did, they're always asking me "how the fuck do you get away with this shit! she's eating out of your hand!"

4. I have swagger and exude confidence, for once in my life I understand that I AM THE PRIZE.

It's kind of amazing, people that haven't seen me in years barely recognize me any longer. So yeah - thanks guys.

Post: #89

(03-03-2016 08:54 AM)Suits Wrote:  

(03-03-2016 07:28 AM)Mercenary Wrote:  I have stopped visiting many, many websites I used to regularly follow. I'm talking about news websites/blogs/youtube channels/gaming sites/comedy sites/travel websites and many others.

None of them really interest or motivate me anymore, the information there often isn't as useful as I thought it was, I don't enjoy them anymore, and they seem like a big waste of my time.

Same here.

I've also started honestly seeing being single for life as completely normal and the obvious lifestyle choice.

I'm right with you man.

Post: #90

1. Raised my standards, before I would go for curvy chicks and didn't care that much about some tiny flab in the midsection, now I appreciate a petite body much more. Much easier to throw around in bed

2. Became much more dominant during sex

3. Became even more assertive

4. Discovered a ton of resources that have been re-shaping my life, BlackDragonBlog being one of the recent ones

5. Realized I don't really want to move to U.S., especially not in my mid 20's - location independent lifestyle trumps everything

6. I don't know if it was through RooshV/RoK but I went down the path of optimizing my T levels - at one point I had really low T and I took a lot of measures to boost it naturally - it's an ongoing process but it's been better and better with every month. As a result I've been even more conscious of what I eat and the stuff I use - only natural soap, stainless steel water bottle, aluminum-free deodorant, using soap instead of shaving cream, not touching receipts etc. I cringe and shake my head at people who eat warm food out of plastic boxes, especially if they're men.

7. Most people are complacent passive betas, so just keep your nose to the grind, develop financial freedom and do/say whatever the fuck you want to do/say. Live the life on your terms.

8. Most people are full of excuses and stories why some external circumstances stopped them from doing something, but you don't have to care about that bullshit. You're 100% responsible for your situation. That's true whether you're born into a rich family or born impaired in a 2nd or 3rd world country.

9. (After reading BlackDragonBlog) less reading political pieces on RoK and focusing on how the society is fucked, more actually creating your own reality where you have 100% control as opposed to 0% control of where the society is heading.

Post: #91

1. Near zero trouble with women - from bedding to relationships to family, friends, and the workplace.

2. Understanding myself and near complete control over my own life.

3. Contempt for American women, "blue pill men" and most of the rest of the modern world.

4. Closer to financial independence than ever.

5. More objective thinking about life, politics, and women.