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  1. Posted · Edited by Hardkill

    30 minutes ago, Knowledge Hoarder said:

    None of these things were funny. You don't wanna insult the girls, you wanna tease them here and there. Big difference.

    You just came off as a socially uncalibrated jerk. And that's because, you took it too seriously, there was no playfullness or teasing involved. It basically has the same effect as making strong sexual comments right off the bat. You're gonna get blown off immidiatelly.

     

    2 minutes ago, something_else said:

    Lol wtf.

    Dude, teasing girls playfully is good fun but this is just plain insulting and being a total asshole 

    I see what you guys are saying, but I thought that girls liked assholes and they like it when a guy gets a girl's mind off of logic mode by making them feel some sort of strong emotions.

  2. Posted

    22 minutes ago, Lyubov said:

    The guy has his wings in jail like you said and went to court for rape. That automatically should disqualify him from being discussed in this community as a viable source for men to improve with women. Fox News threads and conspiracy threads are closed here. The same level of integrity should be applied to male dating advice here.

    20 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

    Well, to be fair to John, I think his case was dropped and didn't actually involve sex. Not all charges/accusations are automatically true. I don't know all the details, I'm just saying what I heard.

    But yeah, he's is a sketchy guy. He was too sketchy for RSD. Let that sink in.

    To be fair, Fox News anchors probably sexually abused and harassed more women than John. Now let that sink in.

    John Anthony does look like a repulsive sleazbag.

  3. Posted

    18 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

    "Master" is a nebulous notion here.

    I'm just saying don't expect him to have the highest lay count. It's John who's using laycount to judge people. I have never cared about laycount.

    Ah, okay. I see what you're saying. 

    Yeah, I think that lay count is important to some extent because it is one big determining factor as to how successful you are with women. However, I do agree that lay count should certainly not be considered to be the end all be all and should stop being concerned about your lay count after a certain point. Just like with money. How much money you are able to make is an important factor in how good your financial skills are, but  money is of course not be the end all be all and you should stop being concerned about how much money you make after a certain point.

  4. Posted

    I've been approaching a number of girls at various places lately, and one thing that I've been trying out is insulting each girl I meet. Now, I know this sounds very stupid and of course mean, but the reason why I've been doing this is because I thought that when you're trying to attract girls, you want to come off as arrogant. That way she will be influenced to look up to you as someone that's better than her, which would make her perceive you as being of higher value or higher status than her. I also thought that girls were more sexually turned on by assholes who don't give a shit about what others think than by nice guys who come off as weak and too agreeable. Leo even said that making sexist statements is not a problem and in fact helps to increase a girl's attraction to you. So, I've tried making insulting statements to girls like telling some of them that "you are so dumb that you must have a bean brain" or saying sexist statements such as women shouldn't be out of the kitchen and need to be very submissive and cooperative to their man." I've also tried telling other women I've approached that their clothing style sucks or "I love how casual you look. I hate girls that always try to look their best." 

    However, every time I've said anyone of these kind of statements to them, they either get pissed off at me and walk away or tell me to leave or fuck off. 

  5. Posted

    15 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

    Dude, you have no clue how deep in the hole Owen started out. He was an autistic suicidal hard case. He has come far given his starting point.

    You take this shit for granted, as if mastering game is easy.

    Owen's forte is not getting girls, it's leading lazy guys like you. Owen spends most of his time running a business, not in the clubs.

    I never said that mastering game is easy. I just thought that you were saying that even after all of the years of hard work Owen put into developing his skills with women that he still didn't become a master of the game.

  6. Posted

    12 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

    There is never a guaranteed path to exceptional success. That's part of the challenge! You have to do it despite everything in the environment telling you you'll fail.

    Escaping wage slavery is not for people who need guaranteed paths and others to cheer-lead them. Escaping wage slavery is for people who are willing to do the work even everyone around them says it's impossible and that you shouldn't even try. You need massive vision and an irrational belief in yourself. You need to be so confident and adamant that even when you're failing you think you're succeeding.

    In other words, your inner game is not appropriate for escaping wage slavery. You're hoping for some kind of promises and hand-holding -- but that's too weak of an attitude for creating serious success.

    I should be here telling you that you'll fail no matter what you do. And you should be here telling me, "No, fuck you Leo! I will succeed no matter what you say. I will make so much money I will use $100 bills to light my cigars."

    So, in order to successfully get out of wage slavery, I have to be delusional?

    Also, why do a lot people who lost their own businesses, which they may have had for a long time, end up going back to working for someone else in another kind of business?

     

  7. Posted · Edited by Hardkill

    7 minutes ago, Terell Kirby said:

    The problem is you are wanting someone to assure you. You need to take responsibility for being stuck in wage slavery, either you are going to do something about it or not.

    Yes.

    Look, I wouldn't mind putting in the years of hard work for getting out of wage slavery if I knew for sure that it was a feasible path for me. I just worried that could very well turn out to be a pipe-dream for me.

  8. Posted

    5 minutes ago, Evoke said:

    I could partly relate. I have mostly rely on my looks before, many say im good looking but i dont really think that myself. My biggest issue is that i do not take much initiative with women. Sometimes they have to do it, which is very bad. And you cant rely on looks forever.

    That's why I really envy guys who have always had natural talent with girls like how some other people who are naturally gifted athletes or child prodigies or born geniuses.

  10. Posted

    1 minute ago, Evoke said:

    Yeah. Makes me wonder if its the looks thing after all.

    But in The Blueprint Decoded, Owen says that looks dosnt matter at all at a high level in game.

    Well, I can tell you that I really don't think that having good looks turns women on as much as good looks does on men. I know from personal experience of having been widely considered throughout my whole life to be an extremely attractive looking guy, especially after I reached my mid-teens. I even built up a lot of lean muscle on my entire body through many years of hard work on sports, martial arts, weight training, cardio, other kinds of fitness training, and improving my nutrition. Yet, I still struggled getting women, especially the kind of women that I wanted. I've only gotten laid with a few women and had one real girlfriend ever in my entire life after trying almost everything I could like crazy: 

     

  11. Posted · Edited by Hardkill

    5 minutes ago, Terell Kirby said:

    Of course .. specifically fear of failure, or even fear of success.

    Celebrity actors and Tom Brady most likely felt fear in their pursuits, but persisted (passion is a key ingredient).

    Also, escaping wage slavery does not mean you need to be the next Brad Pit or Tom Brady .. it should be rooted in your life purpose and top values.

    Okay, but the point that I am making is that isn't the chance of being able to run a successful business of your own as small as becoming a famous person even if you tried your damndest?

  12. Posted · Edited by Hardkill

    19 minutes ago, Consept said:

    This is the whole thing with the mindset. What will keep you in wage slavery is fear and the fear you have of being ruined financially. If you take this fear out of the equation it would be nothing to at attempt to find a way out. 

    I am trying to be realistic, practical, and trying to see through from a rational standpoint. I don't want to just gamble my life away like some reckless naive fool. 

    If the only thing that is stopping me from achieving a successful business of my own is my fear, then couldn't you say that the only thing that's stopping anyone from becoming the next Tom Brady or the next Michael Jordan or the next Mike Tyson or the next Albert Einstein or the next President of the United the States or the next Jeff Bezos or some other kind of celebrity or legend is simply my fear? 

  13. Posted · Edited by Hardkill

    1 hour ago, Leo Gura said:

    Julian has a very high lay count from what I heard and amazing game. That's why Owen made him his main sidekick.

    If you're saying that Owen never had great game, then that's very sad and demoralizing considering the amount of years of hell he put himself through to get successful with women.

  14. Posted

    1 hour ago, Terell Kirby said:

    @Hardkill Not sure why you are probing this so deeply, are you conflicted on if you should escape wage slavery or not?

    You are right that escaping wage slavery isn't for everyone, but those who deem it not right for them is not because of some external circumstance, they are simply comfortable with being a wage slave, or they have other fear / limiting beliefs.

    Yes, I am very conflicted on whether or not I am capable of escaping it myself. I don't want to put myself at risk of being homeless of going through some kind of financial ruin.

  20. Posted

    Considering the fact that every politician working in Washington (except for all of the progressives) has in essence bee controlled by all kinds corporate lobbyists including the military-industry complex, what is stopping corporations such such as Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, and other defense contracting companies from being to convince Biden to deploy our US troops back to Afghanistan?

  22. Posted · Edited by Hardkill

    So, I watched Leo's vids on "Why Valuable Things Require Development Over Time" and after he talked about what it generally takes to escape wage slavery, I am actually doubting it. I get that there is no quick scheme or fast and easy way to get out of wage slavery just like there is no get rich quick schemes that actually work; however, I am not sure if it is a realistic goal for everyone to achieve even if someone put many years of blood, sweat, and tears into getting out of wage slavery. How does a poor person who has little to no realistic chances of upward mobility and wasn't born with any kind of unique talents that are also marketable end up creating a successful business of their own? How does someone who barely makes him a living get out working for someone else during times of economic recessions? Furthermore, how does one even come up with a successful business of their own if things have gotten way too competitive and practically every kind of business idea has already been done before by someone else? Moreover, even if one does end up succeeding in making a sustainable profitable business of their own how does that person know that their business won't end up being taken over by some big corporation from either a hostile takeover or by simply being outcompeted? Additionally, what if your successful business ends up folding due to a nationwide or worldwide recession or economic crisis that will happen in the future?

  24. Posted

    15 minutes ago, Johnny Galt said:

    The mocking and ridiculing, do we not see the causes and effects of this, within our own interiors? 

    If one believes that they are God, that they are all sparks of awareness having an individualized experience, then why would one choose to attack themself?  

    "To experience myself!!!!!"

    Yes, this is a part of it, and yet what happens when one is "awake" to it? At this point, does one not now have a choice? to cultivate towards life or death? 

    More directly, to the topic in this thread, I ask, why is it, that experts seek to silence conversations, rather then face it head on, with long format dialogue and debate? Why has there been such absence of this, in society?

    The implications of this, I urge you to take a moment to feel into this. If this is happening in the house of science and medicine, pillars of society, that's a huge red flag, as these are the houses that require open dialogue the most. 

    Here are some examples:

     

     

     

    Because debating about it doesn’t seem to work so well for convincing either side because of how defensive each person is going to be with their arguments.

  25. Posted

    1 hour ago, TDLH said:

    Totarialism  

    Is a form of government and a political system that prohibits all opposition parties, outlaws individual opposition to the state and its claims, and exercises an extremely high degree of control and regulation over public and private life.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqPJiM5Ir3A

     

    You couldn’t even spell totalitarianism right. Lol

    Besides, I honestly still think that totalitarianism is a great thing for any society that is in any kind of emergency or dire situation.