Valach

It is both interestingly enough. The "healthy people" (without me shaming you in any way, I struggle with the same) simply pair up fairly quickly and tend to stay in those relationships so they never really get to sleeping around that much. Then you have insecure attachment (avoidants mostly) who engage in casual sex way more which reinforces their beliefs. Seeking perfect partner, being stuck on ex from past etc. are all defensive mechanism from getting hurt. Fear of rejection is a core fear of all avoidants.

I really enjoy your takes on here. Thanks for that. In my experience also people who chase intense short term situations also kind of condition themselves out of sustaining long term relationships - If all you know and want is excitment, what are you gonna do when it wears off with your long term partner right?

Author of the post, not you.

Okay, the very first comment he made here. Like I do not know what to tell you. This dude gets warning for the way he speaks to woman every second time he contributes, yet you find my views shallow for thinking he is misogynistic?

Like 5 instances of his messages just in this very post.

His "views" are heavily misogynistic.

I never said someone is bypassing or projecting. Sure, these arguments are cyclical and I can't really have any sort of "proof" of my arguments since I am just using my own experience. But then when I see questions many of the guys have on here it is quite visible that they still have a lot of development to do around the topic. It is a inner conflict really for me. Sure, this is a dating section, but we are also on spiritual forum as @Xonas Pitfall pointed out. I would expect many of the things claimed here more on some sort of underground pickup forum, not here.

Do not understand how you made it to almost 3k posts around here and did not get banned.

Yes, everyone who views woman as humans is a whiteknight from your paradigm.

Then we wonder why we have no woman engaging here.

Ye, yea. Comparing woman to food. You clearly do not care and do not derive sense of self worth from her.

I think there is another layer to validation that you're missing here. Not needing validation from one particular woman doesn't necessarily mean that your self-worth isn't organized around validation more broadly. I've known very attractive women who had enormous dating abundance. They genuinely didn't care much if one particular guy rejected them, because there were ten other guys interested in them. On the surface they looked completely non-needy and independent of male validation. But after getting to know some of them deeply, it became obvious that they were still very insecure about their worth. They had simply externalized that worth into their attractiveness and desirability. Their security came partly from knowing that they could get attention, rather than from not needing that attention as a foundation for their worth. So there's an important distinction between: "I don't need this particular person to validate me." and "I don't need my identity as a desirable person to validate me." You can be completely unfazed by one woman withdrawing attention while still being deeply invested in being the kind of man who has money, status, options, and access to highly attractive women.

`Then show off your self awarness and tell me truthfully. Why do you desire "abundant" dating life?

Fair enough. I can't prove it though as I have just my personal experiences with helping guys around their dating life and emotional issues sorounding them. But you can easily see the insecurity in the way people post around here. Like one post will be "I live in abundance and enjoy it so much etc.", the next post from the same person will be "Should I do thing X to appear more attractive to others - be it looks, game, social media, some dating strategy" - it always has the same root - insecurity and shame - sense of not being good enough,

How am I projecting? You had multiple instances on this forum with me, @Natasha Tori Maru, @Zenterus (sorry for the pings) and many others where whenever someone disagress with you you default to "You are projecting/spiritually bypassing/not living in enough abundance and I am right". There are many of such topics on the forum around this. This is not discussion about monogamy or polygamy. That in itself is a very complicated debate as well.

You know I used to look up to him. He has his value for sure but it's just not good material if you want to eventually build healthy relationships.

Which is an argument which you basically try to use with everyone who does not operate within your paradigm.

Most of striving for abundance is fear based in itself in my opinion as well.

Then he goes on in his videos about how every woman is BPD and will cheat. I mean duh if this is your crowd.

Because most of the time is fear based behaviour. It is fear of intimacy, fear of not being good enough, fear of being rejected. I can sense it in the way they talk and they behave in their dating life very easily. I am not sure about Logan Paul or Mike Majlak, I have no idea who they are.

I have seen way more often men sabotage their relationships by keeping their options open and dating around instead of exploring connection they have in front of them. Especially in the pickup communities which the OP does.

Top notch answer. Thank you for that.

Getting to know the person on deep level, being vulnerable with your truth with them in order to find out if both parties are compatible to build a life together. The "intention" behind is that you are aiming for relationship.

You can screen her and get to know her via dating intentionally, not need to put up barriers and artificial timelines.

I mean, you talk about some tough game all the time on the forum. And then you open a post like this that just reeks of insecurity. It is really for contemplation why do you care about such stuff as guys laughing at you etc. But to the topic... How did you decide she is "relationships" material for you? Based on what? You are attracted to her, that is important, but besides that? And what is your long term vision for your life? In general and in regards to relationships? Body count in itself is a complicated topic. I went through phases of being really insecure and caring about it, then not caring at all to now some sort of middle ground. Why does it matter to you?