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He's talking about inner game though not outer game in this instance. Inner game is just giving you the confidence and lowering your anxiety enough to get you to go up to women and be charismatic and not in your head. There are a lot of outer game techniques that do work consistently but it's not as important as inner game.
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100% thats why a lot of relationships end in dead bedrooms. Women can conquer men with their vaginas but if it works it turns off their sex drive.
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@Inliytened1 We can continue our conversation on what women like on this one. We'll bring back our man Jordan Peterson with this quote he has which I think is pretty interesting "What do women want in a male hero? Well, he’s got to be a dangerous man... He’s a monster, but he’s a monster who can be tamed by the right woman. That’s the Beauty and the Beast archetype. That’s why women like pirates, vampires, werewolves, surgeons, and billionaires... A doctor or a billionaire is a dominant male in the social hierarchy. A pirate, a vampire, or a werewolf is a dominant male outside the social hierarchy." I think Twilight shows a lot on human psychology. It's an allegory for high status males. Basic girl literally gets two supernatural super men to fight over her. It's the equivalent of harem anime where a dude who's not that special somehow conquers the world and gets all the girls pining for him while the writers make him as bland as possible so as many men as possible relate to him. It's interesting human psychology on many levels. Teaches you what marketers know about all of us that we don't even know about ourselves. My own game Legend of the Abyss is a bit inspired by Twilight in that the main character is uses blood magic but it's more based on the bible and the book of exodus than actual Vampires.
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Yeah when you put it like that I agree. You can't really practice sex outside of a relationship outside of doing a bunch of hookups which don't tend to produce great sex anyway from my experience so working on the package is the day to day logical move. When you're with a girl then yeah make sure she cums often and in varied ways and she'll feel like you're irreplaceable. Also being really attracted to the girl you're fucking makes for better sex I find since you become an animal and ravish her and that comes from having a high SMV to be able to pull hotties. I've banged girls I was not really into and like sometimes I can't even stay hard cuz I don't actually wanna be there and start questioning my decisions in the middle of it and it makes the process even softer . Also it makes it so I really want them to leave where as if I'm really into the girl I can fuck 3-4 times and afterwards we just collapse into bliss and pass out together even if I barely know her.
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Sure I'm just saying that's a low bar. Go down on her or get a vibrator if the dick doesn't work. Like 70% of women can't cum from solely vaginal sex. I agree that cumming in your girl while she also cums is a deep bonding experience that weighs a lot I'm just saying there is more to it then that to be attractive to a wide range of women especially if you like women who are in demand who have access to all kinds of dudes like promoters, DJs, musicians, etc that fuck a lot but aren't great relationship partners.
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No I think it's a pretty wide generalization. Women don't care that much about the destination they want an adventure. "Pack your bags baby, we're leaving for Italy in 3 hours!" An adventure with question marks along the way but she knows its gonna be safe and awesome with you because you're the man.
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Plenty of dudes give women multiple orgasms every night and still get left, ghosted, or cheated on. Physical climax isn't a leash. If orgasms were what locked in a woman, no woman would ever leave a high-performing hookup partner. What locks a woman in long-term is high value, safety, and emotional investment. Not just dopamine from a good orgasm and great sex. As a matter of fact there is a lot of women that don't like it when men focus on them orgasming because it makes the process mechanical and too logical as opposed to a true roller coaster of emotions which is felt throughout her life. If you use sex as an analogy for a relationship, then bondage is kind of what they want. They want to feel an adventure that's a bit dangerous but actually safe and pushes their comfort but in way where they're in control. Just focusing on orgasms is like doing the missionary position over and over again and she cums each time but she still dumps you because it's boring.
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Yes in one sentence a man that adds value to their lives and helps them solve their problems as opposed to adding new ones.
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Reddit is an amazing place but the mod culture is very annoying. It gives power to individuals that seem to be pretty sheltered and not that socially calibrated so they get offended easily and it's not like here where we can talk about it and figure out our viewpoints; they just ban you. So annoying, what fucking losers.
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When we look at the definition I think it's pretty easy to see that life has many purposes. Experiences, growth, love, evolution, cooperation, fun yes, etc. Whether or not you feel moved by any of these things is another thing entirely. Do you feel like you have purpose in life?
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Dope excited for you. Get a picture! I went to an RSD Madison and RSD Alex free tours years ago, great experience. Phenomenal way to meet like minded friends. I haven't met Owen in person yet, one day I will. One of my top mentors for sure. Sartain has surpassed him in game but Owen is the one who created a movement around it. I met Mystery in person a few years ago, that was one of my favorite experiences in my life. Such a unique and poetic guy. One of my clients got his bootcamp so I got to meet him while I was helping him with content production.
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I just heard Gary Vee mention it on a podcast so it made me remember how great that movie is. It's Eminem building himself up and going through so many of the areas of self-development. Confidence, art, entrepreneurship, upward mobility, game, parenting, etc. Highly recommend everyone watch it if you haven't and rewatch it if it's been years since you've seen it. Gary's point is that life is like the ending of 8 mile. If you're able to own your weaknesses and be transparent and vulnerable then anyone trying to shit on you will look silly and only make you look better. From this if you're curious. I also recommend watching it, so many businesses and marketing lessons. Goat.
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The reasons introverts are worse at cold approach than extroverts is we think more. Extroverts go first vibe then think later. Introverts think and put themselves in fight or flight before the approach. Thus why meditation helps and being in a flow of presence. Hitting the gym before a cold approach session has always helped me, probably because of raised testosterone and then you meditate in the morning before the game session and you're primed for it. If you do a 30 challenge and game everyday you will gain a lot of momentum and almost turn yourself into an extrovert and your anxiety will drop massively if not disappear.
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Twilight was never a movie. It was a warning
