Post: #1151

Hello

I've been reading ROK for 2 years, absorbing all the knowledge it has to offer. I decided to join recently because I've always wanted to be a member of the forum.

I really like technology and history. Hope I can contribute what I know to others in here. Here's to some good times ahead lads.

Cheers

Post: #1152

Hi all,

Been a long-time ROK reader and finally decided to join the forum. I've been teaching in South Korea for about 5 years, currently planning a move to Vietnam in July.

Learning game has been crucial to my self-improvement as a man & I'm grateful for what people have written here & on sites like ROK.

Post: #1153

Hi all,

I've already made my first post but thought I should introduce myself properly here.

I'm in my mid-20s, living in a mid-size Canadian city. Been reading Heartiste, Rollo, and Roosh for the past few years. Like some of the other guys who posted introductions recently, I was inspired to finally join this forum after the recent meet-up controversy, which made me realize how far gone mainstream society is right now.

I'm making a move to a large US city in the near future and look forward to potentially meeting some guys down there.

Post: #1154

hey guys. tradman here. i'm 38 yrs old, living in canada. i grew up in a liberal family. and i live in a city overrun by SJWs. but over the years i have developed what are often referred to as 'traditional' ideas and values regarding my place as a man, and male/female relations and roles.

i was introduced to Roosh V and his concept of neomasculinity a few months ago through the news. i really connected with it. so... here i am.

Post: #1155

Another long time lurker here...

Two years ago I discovered the forum. It totally changed the way I approach my own life. Yeah sure... I banged more girls than I could have imagined (still not so many... less than 30 notches).

But more importantly I started working on improving myself and my life. I was doing OK in life before, but now everyday is an opportunity to go from average to the next level.


So thanks to everyone. Now I will try to give back and contribute more.

Post: #1156

well said.

i live in canadian city with SJW mayor who slandered Roosh V in the media. all the media hype is what led me to read more of Roosh V and watch his videos. contrary to the opinion being expressed by a largely liberal media, i was really impressed by what Roosh had to say. the concepts underpinning neomasculinity really struck a chord with my own beliefs.
as a society we are losing our way. it's important that men start to seriously speak up, and reclaim our proper place.

Post: #1157

Long time lurker and Roosh reader, 1st time poster. What up RVF?

-Donkey George

Post: #1158

I was homeschooled and educated in the classics. I'll probably contribute by talking about books and fine art since that's what I know.

Post: #1159

Have read ROK and RVF for years. Hopefully wont take long to get my post count up

Post: #1160

(05-03-2016 09:11 PM)Burt Gummer Wrote:  Have read ROK and RVF for years. Hopefully wont take long to get my post count up

Glorious name brah! Too bad Michael Gross is a libtard in real life.

Post: #1161

Hey guys- Long time lurker, first time poster here. Hoping to contribute knowledge and meetup with like-minded folks. Been reading the blog / RVF since 2009, big influence on me. Have traveled, improved my life, and gotten a lot better with women.

Thanks Uncle Roosh.

Post: #1162

(05-04-2016 04:37 PM)Slam Wrote:  Hey guys- Long time lurker, first time poster here. Hoping to contribute knowledge and meetup with like-minded folks. Been reading the blog / RVF since 2009, big influence on me. Have traveled, improved my life, and gotten a lot better with women.

Thanks Uncle Roosh.

You get a like for doing it the right way. Welcome. Good first post.

Post: #1163

Hey Guys,

American guy in my late 20s, in long island, grew up in a conservative family, and I've been reading ROK and lurking RVF since 2015. Hopefully I can contribute.

-Huge political junkie and history buff.

Post: #1164

Hello

I'm from Sweden and i'm 15 very soon to be 16. I grew up in a very religious conservative family. My fist encounter with pickup was with simple pickup and soon after that i began to watch Justin Waynes videos and i saw a video about the domino effect. I didn't understand it so i stopped with Pua stuff but i began to watch again after a couple of months and it eventually lead me to returnofthekings and returnofthekings led me here to the forum. I'm really obsessed my pickup now and every advice i see i write down and after my exams finish and my summer break begins which is soon i plan to approach. I'm a huge history junkie and in was accepted to the solicitor program in my local high school

Post: #1165

Hello everyone,
I am Edmond from US. Nice to meet you all!

Post: #1166

Hey guys,

After lurking for several months, I signed up at RVF two months ago and now realize that I haven't formally introduced myself.

I'm based in Toronto, 35 years old and a relatively recent adopter of neomasculine/red pill thinking after growing up in the shadow of my father, who struggled with his own demons when it came to relationships with women before adopting his own MGTOW approach a few years ago and leaving my mother.

Most of my friends are thoroughly indoctrinated by mainstream progressive thinking, so this place is a breath of fresh air for me. After a lifetime of betatude I have recently started working on improving myself by being more socially dominant, lifting and taking my daily zinc. Already I'm finding that I've become noticeably more likable to both men and woman who appreciate my unrestrained, extroverted personality and a physique that exudes health and vitality. I owe it all to RVF!

Post: #1167

Been lurking around here for about 6 months to a year after being referred here by another member, made an account in early 2016 after the forum went on lockdown during the media witch hunt on the Rooshv meet-up—went through a bad withdrawal without access to the forums. Now with a surge of sleeper troll accounts becoming more active lately, I've decided to come out and make my intentions known so later down the line I'm not branded a troll.

Will this mean I'll be more active on the forums? Maybe or maybe not, I never really felt the need to put my 2 cents here as my opinions are generally the same as of other senior members.

Post: #1168

Harrier Brayer here, but my friends call me Harry.
Been in the manosphere for a little over a year, stopped lurking about six months ago. Finally decided to sign up for the forums.
I haven't had it bad as some - being born and raised in the countryside- but that still doesn't make swallowing the redpill any less jarring. So I try not to take things too seriously and enjoy the simple things in life.

Post: #1169

Hi. So I joined the RooshVForums in 2011 when I'd read BANG and enjoyed the book. Planning on reading DayBang soon and going through Bang again. Never been satisfied with my game all this time, kind of half-assed everything, never stuck to one system and kind of just picked out bits of advice from all different sources. Tried more recently joining forums, some of which were very unwelcoming and some were pointlessly dead. Also tried out several different products from different gurus with mixed results, again never sticking to one system. Thought I'd give these forums a proper chance as I quite often read the odd ROK blog post or Roosh Rants.

What I'm looking for is like-minded folk like yourselves, maybe with less ego than I've experienced elsewhere and I don't mind having a bit of banter but pure douchebag behaviour will not be tolerated by me, I will ignore you if you treat me this way.

I'm interested in learning more about neomasculinity and becoming a better man.

So hi.

Post: #1170

I've never introduced myself formally. I joined RVF about 2 years ago after discovering ROK in my 2nd year of college. I used to be an ROK addict but while I still enjoy some articles, the comment section has really turned me off. I like RVF because the intelligence level here is much higher.

I attend school in a mid-sized Canadian city but right now I'm in my small hometown where I have shitty logistics and a reputation for being a mega beta. Believe me when I say I needed the red pill more than just about anybody back in high school.

Anyhow, my value to this forum is probably limited since I haven't travelled outside Canada but I'll do my best. Also looking to get into lifting, I've read a fair bit but have fleeting motivation. If I had one long-term goal, it would definitely be to become more disciplined.

This forum is a valuable resource and I'd like to thank the posters, and especially Roosh, for providing the info that I've been using to turn my life around

Post: #1171

Hi guys,

Proud South African (I'm sure you can tell) who's been living in England for most of my life. As with all people I love travelling and have had plenty of chances to do it. I've been lurking for a little while, and joined a couple of months ago.

I'm busy studying chemistry at uni whilst attempting to study French and philosophy on the side, I hate the gym (too monotonous) but I'm not in terrible shape (I play/ed rugby). I like to think I know quite a bit about most of the components that are talked about, it's just that I don't know all of it, and the trick is always that extra knowledge that takes you from informed to expert.

But hey, what do I know? I'm just a naive motherfucker.
Hit me with those knowledge bombs.

Post: #1172

Hello,

I'm a college student from the Washington DC metro area so something about Roosh's earlier writing about the area clicked with me. Read DAY BANG by Roosh since there aren't really any good bars/clubs in the DC metro area or near my college and enjoyed it.

As for a little about me, I enjoy a blunt or two every now and then. I'm pretty big on guns and programming, which is why I'm working on building a video game this summer in my free time. I'm also looking to getting into MMA with a buddy of mine this summer.

Looking forward to chatting with y'all.

Post: #1173

Hello to all,

I think I've been on the forum for some time now, but I just realized there was an Official Intro Thread that I probably should've posted on earlier. I hail from New Jersey, and I'm about to go down south to start college at Georgia Tech, so hopefully the people in Atlanta are more plugged into the manosphere than Jerseyans. Also, I'd say it's unwise to pine over regrets, but my biggest one is not stumbling upon the wondrous world of the manosphere earlier. I'm sure some of us look back at a point in our lives where we took cringeworthy to a new level with our beta behaviors; I know I did earlier in high school, but I am confident college will provide a welcome fresh start. Better late than never. I upgraded my wardrobe, overcame my apathy to hard work, blew my scholarship money on thousands of copies of Bang and Day Bang so my game would be thousands of times as good as the average Joe Schmoe, and a few months of steady dedication at Planet Fatness later, I snatched my future back from the maw of radical leftism that so many of my former friends had fallen prey to. At least I salvaged my senior year from the wreckage. Also, If I might digress a bit, I'm thinking of building a computer, but I probably won't have the money for all the parts anytime soon. It won't be for running the latest Grand Theft Auto game in 4K at 1000 FPS so much as just having a fantastic computer to use for rendering movies or programming. Somehow, my parents refuse to budge from Windows XP, so I'll have to take matters into my own hands. Nevertheless, if any of you know about that kind of stuff, feel free to criticize my selection: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/deus_ex/saved/

I'm not too good at keeping things short, as you can see, but there's still more to learn about me, and I hope to learn more about the guys here as well. Cheers.

Post: #1174

Greetings to the forum. Long time lurker, first time poster. Black, college student, living in a second tier city in China but born and raised in the Caribbean. Came to the forum because I grew up in a single mother household my father never having been around long enough to really imparted the wisdom of life into me. I'm hoping the information here can help me make my last year in undergrad as un-celibate as can be.

Post: #1175

Hello everyone,

Have only read the forum for 2 months but I do like what I see here. I live on the East Coast of the US. I am in to IT (yep, Software Development).
I am married with children (all daughters). The one thing I have learned about the education system in the US is they push and push the SJW crap (along with a whole bunch of other shit no one cares about). Often my children has to learn "the school way" and "the truth".
I started with reading ROK (and got a good dose of the red pill) right after Eliot Rodger did his crimes. I read his manifesto out of curiosity and it made no sense. "Play the lottery and get hot chicks because he is awesome". Right after I read his manifesto in full I was directed to ROK. They had a really good write up that made sense of whateverthefuck his problem was and I was hooked.

Taking the red pill in your 40's married with kids, to me, is tough. You wake up to reality and its a lot to take in. Any red pill man here in this forum their 20's is lucky as all fuck.