Post: #176

^ Nah, if being addicted to the forum is wrong...I don't want to be right.

Post: #177

I'm addicted.

Around 80 tabs of the forum on my phone browser on the go at most times, I check the forum at least every 30 minutes.

Losing 4G on the Underground leaves me like.

Post: #178

Supremely addicted.

Some or most of the posts I "like" I copy and paste into a word or google sheet doc and download as pdf to read on galaxy S5 after work( only use smartphone at work, dumb phone every other time). Deleted Internet at home. Only use Internet at work and have plenty of time for cruising the forum. You can find me at the latest most "liked" post nearly all day. Love digesting other peoples thoughts who were far and above more capable than me into forming sentences out of those thoughts. I love the forum!

I also make a printout of those "liked" posts and read at home during breakfast, dinner and downtime, which I wish I had less of. Long Live RVF!

Post: #179

This is my source of news so yeah. Addicted. I check often during the day. When I'm at my computer its time.

Post: #180

If I were the cookie monster and the cookie dough was the rvf form.... this gif would be accurate af

Post: #181

I'm reading this forum every single day, I have problem and need to stop.

Post: #182

RVF has us like:

Post: #183

(12-08-2016 01:35 PM)Thersites Wrote:  I'm reading this forum every single day, I have problem and need to stop.

Post: #184

(12-08-2016 12:29 PM)LeoneVolpe Wrote:  ^ Nah, if being addicted to the forum is wrong...I don't want to be right.

Post: #185

Every time I'm done clicking on threads, I say I'm going to view new posts then leave. Then when I'm done, I say I'm going to check on more time for new posts and then shut down my computer. After I'm done, I say I'll check the new posts then leave.

Post: #186

Yes, there has been great value derived from here. I don't use it at work otherwise I'll go down the rabbit hole and won't get anything done. The trump thread prior to victory was my go to for all commentary on the election. No "expert" pundit came close compared to the rvf crew.

Post: #187

I think I need to dial it down a little. I checked the past 6 pages of my "likes given" history, and it looks like I've liked posts for almost 60 hours straight.


Just a couple of days ago, I clicked on over 4000 posts. Looks like I'll be on break for some time.

(11-04-2018 09:39 AM)Off The Reservation Wrote:  I think he owns a pet hamster which he trained to click like.

Up to 68k likes today. (Nov 4/5) | Today (Nov 14/15) - 81318 likes

Little Hamtaro is also tired, so I'll need to give him a little outdoor fun for now.


In all seriousness, keeping up with current events is why I've been here nearly everyday.

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"When you're gone the words I need to hear will always get me through the day and make it okay
I miss you." #171

Post: #188

I check this forum every morning and I always begin with view new posts. Always discovering something interesting.

Post: #189

I look at this forum daily because most of the men I know are NPC's and soyboys who bitch about Trump every time they talk.

I used to go to Dave Leip's Atlas of Presidential Elections website for Political Discussions until I realized I'm talking with people who hate me and want me dead.

Post: #190

I check this forum more than I used to check Facebook. Is Roosh the next Mark Zuckerberg?

Post: #191

I check the forum fairly often. There is almost always a discussion going on about the events of the day and that discussions is better than the alternatives one finds on reddit/facebook/etc. By better I mean its more interesting, more relevant, more individually thought out rather than everyone saying the same damn thing. We're also all over the world making our own observations about what's going on, making each other aware of how things really are, its pretty great. Authentic opinion that isn't corrupted and manipulated is so hard to find these days. Not many sites discuss things that are as interesting to me as this place. I'd be on the forum a little less if ROK was still active.

Plus, nearly every book I'm thinking about reading seems to have a group of people who have already gone through it and their opinions are helpful.

If an interest isn't causing problems elsewhere in once's life, I don't think it qualifies as an addiction. A little less screen time is probably more healthy in general, admittedly.

Post: #192

It's not really addiction. But with the ever growing insanity closing in on us all this place represents sort of a mental/emotional refuge for me. Thanks Roosh for keeping the forum alive, and I hope it stays this way.

Post: #193

(11-14-2018 09:23 PM)Kurgan Wrote:  I look at this forum daily because most of the men I know are NPC's and soyboys who bitch about Trump every time they talk.

I used to go to Dave Leip's Atlas of Presidential Elections website for Political Discussions until I realized I'm talking with people who hate me and want me dead.

(11-15-2018 09:24 AM)redpillage Wrote:  It's not really addiction. But with the ever growing insanity closing in on us all this place represents sort of a mental/emotional refuge for me. Thanks Roosh for keeping the forum alive, and I hope it stays this way.

Sadly, this is all true. I used to have men in my life, friends, coworkers, training partners, with whom I could talk about real issues and ideas. Real life. Few of these men are still in my life, and those who are don't want to have real discussions. Maybe it's because I'm getting older and not as social as I used to be, but I think there's more.

As reality gets more fucked up, people are shutting down rather than branching out. The male colleague who wants to discuss what's really going on (at work or in the world) during a coffee break is no longer seen as an ally, a port in the storm. Rather, he is viewed as a threat to other men's prosperity and peace of mind. And so we've been forced underground. Viva la resistance!

Post: #194

Definitely browse this forum almost daily. Rather waste time here than 'liking' the pics of random attention whores on facebook and instagram.

Post: #195

I have come to rooshv forum after long time. How is rooshv now ??

Post: #196

Yes brother, I have special price on Roosh Book... Just for you my friend/

Post: #197

Without this forum I'm screwed -- Trump obliterated 90% of my social circle (a blessing in disguise really), without the awareness of the existence of likeminded men, depression/despair would be a constant.

Post: #198

I have to stop by every morning and evening to see if I can catch a meltdown thread. Then watch the usual suspects circle like sharks and let the shitposting commence!

Post: #199

I am addicted and this weekend I made a program to upload forum content to my brain as efficiently as possible: http://rvflive.herokuapp.com/. Might be useful to other addicts.

Post: #200

(11-19-2018 03:49 PM)Snurby Wrote:  Without this forum I'm screwed -- Trump obliterated 90% of my social circle (a blessing in disguise really), without the awareness of the existence of likeminded men, depression/despair would be a constant.

Looking back, was your life more enjoyable before the Trumpening, or now?