Post: #1126

Hello!

I'm from BC. I have been reading articles on ROK and lurking on here since Summer 2015.The Toronto and Montreal events got me interested in this whole thing. I thought I would join up. I was introduced to the whole man osphere thing around then. I only knew Roosh was an author for years. I did not look into it any further. So I am happy to be on here and eventually become a part of the community and its nice to see that there are so many guys on here.

I was at one of the private meetings in my general area. It was a good experience. The host was cool, the conversation great, and the atmosphere was nice as well. If another one of those events happen I would like to go again. Its become difficult to find people other than some of my family that I can have deep conversations with that do not descend into nonsense. There are some like minded people that's for sure.

I like the Donald Trump and Migrant Invasion threads the most. I check them regularly now. Its quite interesting seeing the perspectives of people here and the news in a different lens than that of what I was used to.

Post: #1127

Hello everyone. I'm from a moderate sized city in Ontario, Canada. Still close enough to Toronto to get caught in some of the fallout. I'm in my mid 20's and have virtually no one short of close family who share similar views or political beliefs.

I've been aware of Red pill through reading Chateau Heartiste for the past 5-6 years. Through CH I was introduced to the rise of the manosphere and came across RoK and RV shortly thereafter. I do prefer to read CH and Rollo Tomassi's work however this is the best platform for actively talking with other men about these issues/self improvement in general. Although I had some success with women due to my career/fitness etc. I began to have higher quality relationships and date hotter,better women after incorporating game into my life.

Although I am Canadian I have been fervently following the Trump train phenomenon in the States. It is very inspiring to see and hear what he has to say and it fills me with some hope for the future of Western civilization.

I would like to use the forum to chat about issues with people who share the same interests, ideas, and beliefs as myself. I was really looking forward to the meetups on Feb 6 and was disappointed when it was cancelled. Fortunately I made backup plans with some old military friends as cancellation was likely. Look forward to talking/potentially meeting some fellow red pillers.

Post: #1128

Hey RVF, I'm an early 30's male living in the Minneapolis, MN area. I've managed to remain single and focus on my engineering career since the age of 15.

I've been involved in TRP since it's early beginnings on Reddit under my same username (I left well over a year ago due to their "policy" changes). Since then I've been studying my way through the teachings of Rollo, RooshV, Illimitableman and GLO. I joined the forums during the Canada incidents and have mainly lurked on the forums since then. I'm hoping to start contributing to the community and trying to start posting on topics that I can put in a sensible/relevant word on.

The manosphere has helped me develop and enrich all parts of my life and what ever contribution I can make I'll put every effort behind.

I was disappointed to not see a tribe getting a foothold in the St. Paul/Minneapolis, MN area. If anyone is aware of one or is interested in starting one please PM me. I am willing to go through any reasonable vetting process and have access to local resources to ensure safe/private meetups.

Post: #1129

Hi,

Posting an intro here. I've had an account here for about 5 years now, but would only post maybe once every few months. I saw a lot of questions that I could answer, but felt hesitant, due to using my real last name as my username and not having the anonymity that I desired.

Anyway, I'm 25 years old, grew up in a wealthy suburb of New York City. Had extreme anxiety and depression all the way until my senior year, when I learned about the pickup community and self development. I started working out, reading, going out as often as possible, and doing everything I thought could boost my confidence. I attended a public ivy/big party school in the Midwest, which was invaluable to learning better social skills.

After I graduated, I went to South Korea for about a year, teaching English. I came back to America and moved to my buddy's place in Orange County, working as a server there for ~8 months. Then I moved to San Francisco and took a coding bootcamp. I ended up landing a remote, contract position as a web developer and left SF to San Diego, where I've been for the past 8 or so months. Lately, I've been working on starting a web design business, and I'm getting geared up to do a cross country road trip at the end of the month, as I plan for a move to Montreal for the summer.

I really appreciate this forum for the lifestyle design and travel aspects. Not so into pickup anymore. I've really realized that I don't have time or energy for inauthentic relationships. In that regard, I care more about making connections with cool, beautiful women (and men, no homo) who inspire me to follow my passions, and express myself to my full potential.

My hobbies are obviously travel and lifestyle design. I love working out, playing basketball, playing chess, learning languages, reading, watching movies and sports, listening to podcasts, music and music festivals, meditation, writing, and basically anything else that requires the discipline to learn a skill and/or be in tune with creativity.

Hopefully I'll be able to contribute

Post: #1130

Just joined the forum not too long ago. Until fairly recently, I would only check it out once every few months. It was good finding something that validated the way of thinking I already had. It doesn't hurt that it also broadens my outlook as well. Not too much to say about myself that I want to share beyond that I've lived parts of Europe and US as a kid, but I'm not a military brat. I had my last trip to Germany a few years ago as the Muslim migrant situation was still being kept under wraps, but clearly becoming noticeable. I thought it was a good thing when I read that the Italians were planning to restore the Flavian Amphitheater in Rome, but I doubt that will ever happen now.

Like a good portion of you, I grew up without a father, but was fortunate that I had plenty of men in my family and neighborhood who were of questionable character and dubious distinction who taught me the things that made me red pill before red pill was the term. I didn't register on the forum until the whole tribal meeting dust up. I won't go into detail about myself beyond this, but I hope to present more value than I take away from this board.

Post: #1131

Brand new member here saying hello.

Big fan of ROK and Roosh for a long time, but always as a reader and lurker - and prolific purchaser of Bang books, which changed my dating life for the better in the 00's.

I'm in my 30's, living in the USA on the east coast. I followed a similar path of many here I think - was stuck in my 20's and hopeless with women (expensive dinners and no second date lulz). I started discovering "the red pill" material on the internet - although I don't think we called it that back then, it was more "PUA" stuff at the time - and it all started to come together.

I enjoy weight lifting, cooking, traveling, and music. I'm married and happy with the situation, but ever vigilant as to what it might mean long term.

Given the interesting times we live in and the value this community has brought me, I decided it was time to stop lurking and start contributing.

Post: #1132

Greetings RVF'ers

I'm a early 20's male currently based in Switzerland. I have casually read ROK and lurked the forum here for a couple of months.

Growing up I have struggled with girls and social life in general. I am looking to improve in those areas. Big fan of history, politics and music.

Post: #1133

Hello RVFers

Im in my early thirties from London . Have been a lurker for sometime. Hoping to have some good cultural discussions.

Post: #1134

early thirties from rural new Brunswick, avid rok reader and forum lurker.

Post: #1135

Game saved my life. Found Chateau Heartiste and spent the better part of 3 weeks reading all 158 pages or so (at the time) of the archives after a break-up. Decided I needed to leave the US, saved up my fuck you money from my finance job. Traveled extensively in South America - fortunately with fewer bowel problems than Roosh had, learned Spanish, and finally lost my virginity a couple years ago.

I'm 27, currently living in Mexico with my Colombian LTR. I've been her only sexual partner, and I'm currently training her to be a good spouse.

Mostly here for lifestyle and fitness, along with getting to know more red pill folks. I feel very isolated from the world - my friends are all blue pill, and being in another culture, it's harder to meet solid new people. The world for men now is a very dark one; it'd be great to meet some people who have made similar journeys away from stereotypical angloworld betadom.

Post: #1136

Hello guys. I'm one of the Dutch.

Keep it up!

Post: #1137

Hey guys! I have been lurking this forum for years now, and finally registered.
I ended up finding this place through two directions, first I stumbled over the swoop the world blog, and then I was searching info about the oil sand in Canada and found the amazing thread about it here. I’m a guy in his mid 20’s who is trying to figure things out and have been travelling a lot which have helped me in broadening my perspective towards ‘red pill’ hehe.
I have read Roosh’s “Bang” and have been trying to improve my game.
This forum is a gold mine in information and for personal development. I believe that I have some to contribute to make this storage of resource growing, but I already owe this forum, so to speak haha.

Post: #1138

Greetings RVF,

Been reading ROK for a couple of years, and I have signed up after a move to the PNW. I am part of an ever dwindling minority among my peers that is single, financially secure, and open minded to life "outside the box". As such one of my goals is to transition to a solo lifestyle. By hook or by crook Ive ended up in my prime SMV and I intend to exploit it fully. I travel extensively for work and have a broad range of hobbies/interests that I can contribute upon.

Id like to thank Roosh and fellow contributors for not only developing this movement, but for going public with it. It takes balls to do that today.

Post: #1139

I'm 35 years old and in the prime of my life, with a steady job (that even uses the degree I majored in); a wonderful wife; and an intellectually stimulating wiki project (Kings Wiki) to work on. What more could anyone ask for? It definitely hasn't always been this way, and the contrast between what I have now and some of the misery and hopelessness I've experienced during the darkest hours of my life makes me appreciate the present all the more.

I'm a very physical person, and love the pleasures of sex and food, which is why I'm happy to be spoiled every day by a Filipina. I wish I had made the decision to look overseas about 15 years ago, when the idea first occurred to me. I've never met such a sweet and easygoing chick, who is also intelligent and beautiful and great in bed. As I write this, I'm wearing the clothes she prepared for me this morning and eating the sandwich she packed for me.

I'm a contrarian by nature, and will often play the devil's advocate in an effort to question assumptions. This is in hopes of making sure errors and blind spots in our thinking are not holding the manosphere back from reaching the next level in its search for the truth. But I seek to be a friend of this movement, in the same sense that the manosphere strives to be a friend of women. A true friend wants to help those he cares about become better versions of themselves, even at the risk of being mistaken for an enemy. I'll admit to also having a playful, whimsical side though.

I tend to take an interest in unusual topics, which I then investigate thoroughly and become an expert on, before switching to a new subject of interest. I like the offbeat, and I specialize in looking for the unique contributions that the outcasts of society may have to offer, even though the odds are greater their cultural mutations will be harmful or even dangerous. My driving passion is in aggregating the knowledge that is out there and synthesizing it to create new ideas. I like to engage in thought experiments to see the logical conclusions of ideas. Even if it often (even usually) leads down the road to absurdity, it can also be the source of brilliant insights.

I love wikis because their openness and self-organizing nature plays to all of my interests and creates a beautiful spectacle of organic growth to behold. I already see this unfolding on Kings Wiki, as each contributor brings their own personality, interests, and strengths to the table. We can't predict where it will go from here, which is part of what makes it so exciting to watch its development.

"Poetry can come from anything with the stuff of revelation in it. Just don't let your poems be ordinary." -- John Keating, Dead Poets Society

Post: #1140

My good buddy h3ltersk3lter referred me to ROK and Bang more than a year ago. I made an account and read some threads but college and work dominated my time and my account eventually expired due to inactivity. At that time I considered RooshV to be pretty cool and I admired and respected the concept of men working together to make the acquisition of pussy a scientific process that can be practiced and executed in a step-by-step format. Then a couple weeks ago I went up to Chicago to visit h3ltersk3lter, and my opinions of the forum and its members changed. On the first night I was there, I had the privilege of attending a tribe meetup with h3lter. We met up with Snowplow, Miscbrah, Dizzy, and Storm. The next day we hit the streets of Chicago with Octavian, Cobra, and Dantes for some day game approaches. It was a load of fun. I also met Venn Man very breifly. Having now met all those forum members, my interest and appreciation for this organization has transcended to new levels. I now know that these guys are not only like-minded in their approach to women, but they are also generally like-minded with regard to politics, philosophy, and life as a whole. I am excited to be associated with a group of people that are smart enough to realize that Trump is currently the ideal candidate for president.

Post: #1141

I pulled my name from some lyrics from a Dream Syndicate song I like:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1_2A7r42i4&hd=1

Post: #1142

I was a lurker than became a member. I'm in my 20's. Living in a fast paced changing world, this forum had the right type of people to stay sane, have some laughs, and gain wisdom from men of all walks of life. I haven't been posting as much as I would like because of being busy with too much stuff on my plate currently. Nevertheless I still gain a lot from simply reading.

Post: #1143

Been lurking for a year or so. Stumbled across Vox Day's blog and was eventually led to Heartiste and Roosh.

Live in the northeastern part of the States and thus am surrounded by prog insanity. Checking in here daily keeps me sane.

Former military, mid-30s, married, member of the bald and bearded club. Got a thing for zaftig brunettes (the proper definition of zaftig, not what passes for it now), lever action rifles, and cheap American beer.

Here for the wisdom, laughs, and the Trump thread. Run a pretty busy life so probably won't post that much, but will contribute where I can.

Post: #1144

Hey Rvf

Long time lurker, but this forum has already given me a lot so it's time to give something back.

I live here in the Swiss Alps, skiing for a living and loving it.

Got here after the breakdown of marriage, I guess after the usual suspects of The Game, Heartiste, Rollo etc etc.

Particularly enjoying the trump thread and the no drinking wagon thread has very possibly saved my life.

SP

Post: #1145

Hi guys,

Been lurking for a while, lots of quality discussions on here, looking forward to contributing.

I'm in my mid 40s, from NorCal, now in eastern Canada. Formerly liberal but started getting it after starting to decipher the ravages of cultural marxism and feminism. I heard about Roosh first after he got nailed to the cross by the media.

Vintage Porsche fan, hence the handle.

Post: #1146

(04-06-2016 11:07 AM)god Wrote:  My good buddy h3ltersk3lter referred me to ROK and Bang more than a year ago. I made an account and read some threads but college and work dominated my time and my account eventually expired due to inactivity. At that time I considered RooshV to be pretty cool and I admired and respected the concept of men working together to make the acquisition of pussy a scientific process that can be practiced and executed in a step-by-step format. Then a couple weeks ago I went up to Chicago to visit h3ltersk3lter, and my opinions of the forum and its members changed. On the first night I was there, I had the privilege of attending a tribe meetup with h3lter. We met up with Snowplow, Miscbrah, Dizzy, and Storm. The next day we hit the streets of Chicago with Octavian, Cobra, and Dantes for some day game approaches. It was a load of fun. I also met Venn Man very breifly. Having now met all those forum members, my interest and appreciation for this organization has transcended to new levels. I now know that these guys are not only like-minded in their approach to women, but they are also generally like-minded with regard to politics, philosophy, and life as a whole. I am excited to be associated with a group of people that are smart enough to realize that Trump is currently the ideal candidate for president.

i didnt believe in god until now

Post: #1147

Hello brothas!

I am Vahan and currently reside in the United States. I have a moderate experience in gaming. Definitely looking for advice and improvement. Treat me as a newbie since I am new to this forum. I've traveled a bit and plan to travel more

Looking forward to my time here.

Cheers!

Post: #1148

Hallo,

34 year old Dutch guy here. Found out about Roosh after googling around for how to do pick up in Colombia.
I'm in the game for couple of years now. I'm pretty decent at it.

Love the content of the forum so far. Great insights in all kinds of topics. Really inspiring.

Hope to meet up with some folks in Colombia, and wherever life will take me.

Post: #1149

What´s up RVF people. 26 years old Norwegian here. Been lurking for a while, looking forward to contribute a bit more in the future as there is a lot of gold stuff in here about life. Consider myself as intermediate player, sometimes I´m on fire and feel unstoppable, other times I don´t know what´s happening and loose confidence. I´m here to learn and give, cliche, gay, but true.

Post: #1150

Hey forum!

I've been lurking for a while and I've made a few posts, just saw a link to this thread and thought I should probably introduce myself. I'm from the UK and in my mid thirties, looking to improve every aspect of myself and my life. I've extracted some great advice from this forum in the short time I've been here and hope to be able to be able to return the favour. Keep up the good work!