In passing, yesterday we mentioned “gamer chicks” and how guys need to dominate that domain to get girls, seeing how few of them there are. But there’s another aspect to this I want to explore, so you can become more aware. Specifically, that of “thot market” — and where it allocates thots. Some of this […]
One term that always confused me a bit was “emotional cheating.” Maybe confused isn’t the right word, but the whole thing seemed a bit weird. Is it when someone gets close to regular cheating but holds themselves back? Is it simply a lesser form of cheating? Or is it something else entirely? I’ve started to
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PRESELECTION: THE FIRST PILLAR OF ATTRACTION In the last article in this series, we gave an overview of the three pillars of attraction. In this one, we’re going to zoom in on the first of those pillars: Preselection. Let’s get right into it. The Two Halves Of Preselection Within each pillar of attraction, there are a number of
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WHY DO WOMEN LOVE STATUS? There is one iron-clad law of the dating game: Women love status. Consciously or not, they gravitate towards men who have popularity, riches, and fame… and if in a relationship, desire that their men achieve higher status himself. As such, many men make it their be-all-end-all goal to acquire as
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HOW DO YOU MAKE AN IMPACT? FIND YOUR NICHE, IN DATING AND IN LIFE. I was sitting on my cramped little bed at Penn with her, talking about life. I was dreaming about things – big things I could accomplish. After all, I had great ideas. I was capable of so much. But when she
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HOW TO DATE OUT OF YOUR LEAGUE At the end of the day, guys get involved in Pick Up for one and only one reason: They want to do better with women. Whether that means getting a girlfriend or playing the field, Pick Up shows men how to interact with women better, makes them more
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I made my first friend, Jack, when I was 4 years old. Unlike many friendships at that age which either begin at school or through parents, Jack and I met organically: I was singing “It’s a Grand Old Flag” to myself on my porch at the shore and he walked up and said hi. From
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