part_wolf

I've heard it said a million times, and even here on MRP it's taken as gospel: actions are more powerful than words.

It's true. That's why us newer guys are told to lift heavy, read the recommended stuff, and SHUT THE FUCK UP. As with all advice, however, one also has to know when is the time to move beyond the basics. That's where I find myself in my redpill journey: eight months in and I've finally got a second decent thought to contribute. Here's a link to my previous MRP post from five months ago for you lazy fuckers: [https://www.reddit.com/r/marriedredpill/comments/aol8ro/reasonable_requests_versus_testing_false_positives/](https://www.reddit.com/r/marriedredpill/comments/ao

I'm going to keep this post short and sweet because I'm very new to MRP, but getting started comes with its challenges.

Since I've started applying the MRP principles and observing my wife's behavior, I've found that a few times I've been failing in a different way when my wife makes reasonable requests.

Once I started identifying shit tests, I saw them everywhere in her behavior. Sometimes she would ask me a direct, reasonable question with zero attitude - "Did you bring the garbage cans back in?" and I thought I was trying to agree and amplify - but really I was stuck in her frame. I hadn't disconnected from the validation and I thought I knew exactly what was coming next: a shit test ab

Interested in filling out my Chaos ranks. Would love to purchase any of the Chaos space marines from the 7th Ed DV set.

A) On this day we become legendary

B) Look at the valedictorian

C) Matt Lauer, can I live?

D) All of the above

Hey everyone! Completely new to this sub but wanted to ask for a few recommendations on a first time gun purchase for CCW.

A little background: My grandfather taught me shooting and firearm safety at a young age, I learned weapon safety in Boy Scouts, and I've been to the range and shot many times but have never felt it necessary to own or carry a firearm. Now that I own a home and have a baby I'm more concerned about safety. I live in suburban Virginia (gun laws support ownership) in a nice middle/working class area, but last winter we had a few serious crimes around the neighborhood (a shooting in a nearby apartment with no injuries, and a separate strong arm robbery). I wanted to buy a g

My wife and I got married last October and have since suffered through two miscarriages at around 6-8 weeks; first one naturally, second one was a D&C. We've done the testing (both were a trisomy 18 and resulted in a blighted ovum) and we're both healthy and able to conceive, but trying to get pregnant again is having an impact on her and is putting strain on our relationship.

Quite frankly, she seems desperate to be pregnant (which is understandable). She's admitted that she's upset that she thought she was going to be a mother by now. In trying again after the first miscarriage and now again after the second miscarriage, she feels like I'm not placing the same amount of importance on