TheUndercover:
If you have a pussy worshiper as a friend, they are more likely to end up backbiting or betraying you and the probability of them being a trustworthy person is very low.

spot on!

TheUndercover:
Ways You Can Disarm Anyone:

- Learn to give before you take. It softens the ground, takes the bite out of a future request, or simply creates a distraction. And the giving can take many forms: an actual gift, a generous act, a kind favor, an "honest" admission—whatever it takes.

- Use selective honesty on your first encounter with someone. First impressions last a long time. If someone believes you are honest at the start of your relationship it takes a lot to convince them otherwise.

- Give a gift. Few people can resist a gift, even from the most hardened enemy, which is why it is often the perfect way to disarm people. A gift brings out the child in us, instantly lowering our defenses. Although we often view other people's actions in the most cynical light, we rarely see the Machiavellian element of a gift, which quite often hides ulterior motives. A gift is the perfect object in which to hide a deceptive move.

NOTE: Practice the tactic with caution. Unless you can make the gesture seem sincere and heartfelt, DO NOT PLAY WITH FIRE. If people see through it, their disappointed feelings of gratitude and warmth will become the most violent hatred and distrust.

"Word"

I really need an efficient PDF of it,any idea where I can get it?

captianfreeman:

48 laws of power will help. Most of these are there.

No.

WinterMinter:
I really need an efficient PDF of it,any idea where I can get it?

TheUndercover:
Questions For You:

If you catch your wife cheating on you, what will you do?

What have you learned so far from this thread starting from phase one to phase two? What do you want me to talk or post about more? Has your views about life changed?

I think I'll be calm and advice her to leave for her own sake. Mehn, I learnt I have gotta be likeable and less wrathful.

Talk about causing social change. Well yes, I think life makes a man more of a slave and a woman more/less of a Queen.

TheUndercover:
Too much presence creates the opposite effect: The more you are seen and heard from, the more your value degrades. You become a habit. No matter how hard you try to be different, subtly, without your knowing why, people respect you less and less.

Too much circulation makes the price go down: The more you are seen and heard from, the more common you appear.

This is some real deep shii.! Long may it continue. ✌️✊

Junnior:
Let's move on.

What do you guys think about young single mothers who lost their husbands?

Will you treat them the same way you treat those who divorced their husbands?

I had to quote you on this thread because of obvious reasons, its one of the misconceptions of TRP I'm gonna talk about.

TheUndercover:


I had to quote you on this thread because of obvious reasons, its one of the misconceptions of TRP I'm gonna talk about.

Okay cool

[quote author=TheUndercover post=102146359]Appreciation:



When someone gives you something e.g. a present, even if you don't like what was given to you, do not show an expression of disappointment or sadness. You should accept it at that moment, never reject a gift overtly.

Why? Explain more.

TheUndercover:


I had to quote you on this thread because of obvious reasons, its one of the misconceptions of TRP I'm gonna talk about.

When are you gonna talk about this?

This is so true. This I have seen and experienced

TheUndercover:
"There are other characters in this world. They are going to react to the choices that you make, but they are going to react not as if you are the center of their universe. They're going to react in their best interest, not yours." - Williams

Junnior:

When are you gonna talk about this?

I don't know about that yet. I'm still on it. I just can't promise anything for now.

TheUndercover:

If you overtly reject someone's gift, or you feel the need not to appreciate the person, he/she won't be inclined to do you favours in the future. It will make them think you're ungrateful.

Sometimes, someone might test you just to know how you're going to react on getting a certain gift, if you show your dissatisfaction, it won't let them offer you something greater.

If you don't like what was given to you, or you don't like the intention they may have in doing so, do not show it openly. Remember, they gave you as a gift, not what you're entitled to.

Okay when I was little someone gave someone a gift to spite her and the person who sent this was abroad, she returned it back because she felt insulted besides she usually sends quality stuffs before. I don't want to reveal much but I think she did the proper thing if not she would have continued to spite her especially because she lost her job.
I know she's not entitled to a gift but why send at all ? She sent good stuffs to others and sent those degraded things to her.

These points look so ordinary but very important. Big thumbs op

Yxxx:

Okay when I was little someone gave someone a gift to spite her and the person who sent this was abroad, she returned it back because she felt insulted besides she usually sends quality stuffs before. I don't want to reveal much but I think she did the proper thing if not she would have continued to spite her especially because she lost her job.
I know she's not entitled to a gift but why send at all ? She sent good stuffs to others and sent those degraded things to her.

I think it can be no longer called a gift in this case, it has become an obligation. If it was truly what she 'deserves', then she was right to feel annoyed, but she has become entitled to it. If you offer help once, you would generally be met with gratitude, but if you continue doing it, people will feel entitled to what you're doing for them. Once you stop, people will call you names forgetting that you were just doing it out of love not force. That's human nature for you.

That's why sometimes people don't notice what you do, until you stop doing it.

TheUndercover:

I think it can be no longer called a gift in this case, it has become an obligation. If it was truly what she 'deserves', then she was right to feel annoyed, but she has become entitled to it. If you offer help once, you would generally be met with gratitude, but if you continue doing it, people will feel entitled to what you're doing for them. Once you stop, people will call you names forgetting that you were just doing it out of love not force. That's human nature for you.

That's why sometimes people don't notice what you do, until you stop doing it.

Okay .

Thanks man
For the enlightenment

[Raymond Reddington greatest strength.quote author=TheUndercover post=99772006] Exemption: if the person you’re dealing with is very powerful, agree to do something for free and be owed a favour (be overt you’d prefer a favour later, no covert contracts). If they refuse to owe you a favour, give it to them cheaply so you can leverage your generosity later on.

When dealing with the powerful, it is better to be paid in favour rather than money, as their favour is more effective at getting you out of a tight spot than their money.

You can get money from anybody, but it’s not everyday you have the opportunity to gain favour from the powerful. Favour with the powerful always trumps money as even losers have money, even if it’s not much, they still have some! [/quote]