[Tex]

I'm new, naturally. I'm new to game, new to the red pill, hell, I'm even somewhat new to talking to girls at all. It's only been about six months since my friend Mark broke me out of the cage, exposed me to the red pill and prompted me to break up with my girlfriend of over two years and try fucking bitches.

It hasn't been easy, but it's been rewarding. Immensely rewarding. So, in an effort to maximize and track my progress as a developing alpha, my friends and I started a blog, and I've got to say, it is a huge help. I think ALL new to the red pill should start a blog. Right now.

Post the links to your new blogs, and let's have a session of constructive criticism and support on these blogs so they can grow as we grow, and we can positively contribute to the intellectual stock in the red pill world.

[LemonDrink]

I would be careful about starting a blog and making it public because there is a lot of haters out there. It is ok if you are going to go commercial and try to make money through it.

[Noir]

I used to blog back in 2007, when I got excited and wanted to track my progress. As time passed, I began to care less.

I created a new one a few years later and watered it down for everyone but it just attracted haters.

Currently, I just have long emails and PMs with people I respect about these topics and it is mutually beneficial. I don't want to share my personal views in a way that can be traced back to me. I don't want attention or fame via blogging and I want to create value through what game taught me rather than 'teaching' game via a blog.

Each to their own; for these matters I have my own journal where I write my outlandish thoughts and have cross-referenced social science, economic, philosophical and psychological theories with my own experience and game.

I also go to coffee shops and open girls with my journal, by invading their perimeter.

Enjoy the rewards but be honest as to why you're doing it. Mine went from attention-whoring to feedback seeking to purely discussing theories and experimenting in my private life.

edit: I saw your blog and your most recent looks like a cesspool of hate. You're only gonna attract haters with 'fuck feminism'. I prefer to not occupy myself with such negative thoughts, let them do their thing and I will do mine. There are always myriads of people who are willing to please you, engage them. If you need to vent, do it in the privacy of your own sphere, it reeks of weakness.

[Tex]

You're right, there are countless haters out there and I know there's no way anyone now can insulate themselves completely from them when going out and starting a blog with raw feelings and opinions.

And I agree with you again on the negative consequences having such a blog attached to you personally can yeild, and that's something I try to avoid like dick cancer.

Let me explain what we're trying to do exactly with this blog. For myself and my two friends, it's mainly more or less a bonding project between us, which is a useful tool for discussing and connecting on red pill topics for us because we spend a lot of time far away from each other.

We post mostly as discourse between ourselves that's addressed to the "reader." Like Stephen King's idea of the ideal reader, we picture each other as our ideal readers. The element of publicity keeps the whole thing a little more fresh and exciting, even if no one reads it.

By blogging with each other, and keeping it raw and uncensored (even when, or especially when, this style is socially unseemly), we can better document our development in views and knowledge than. It's something we can look back on and see how we were. Really it's a learning tool.

But in the end you guys are right, that shit is fodder for haters. As long as it sticks to Tex though, I'm fine with it.

[Tex]

And I forgot to thank you for the advice earlier, so thank you. PM discussions and private talks with more intellectually mature men are the way to go it seems for enlightening discourse. Being I'm new I haven't had a chance to talk to many people like that other than you.