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Give me some time and maybe there could be some supplemental points along these lines.
This stuff is all textbook things that need to be in the guy code and I fear that they aren't being taught.
I fear that too many young men are being brought up without fathers- and even many fathers that are there are not teaching some of the basics and setting their sons up for a rough ride in life.
They are going to get out there and things are continually going to feel off. They won't understand why nothing is functioning as it should. They won't know where the rejection is constantly coming from.
Honestly, I learned almost all of that through a decade of clubbing (in the 90s ♥♥♥♥ yeah!) and both striking out and scoring.
Hard lessons, but I figure they're largely universal.
It's training.
I have a Marine Corps dad who used to slap me on the back and say "Chin up!"
And guess what? I can't not do Chin Up, now. It's my nature.
Training isn't to get something second nature, it's to make something your actual instinct.
Many of us followed that path.
Many of us "jerks" are former "nice guys" who used to walk around with our heads down and learned our lessons.
For many, there comes a point in which we get sick of losing out in everything from dating to jobs and start playing to win.
Have.
Appreciate the headhunting. Plenty of career in fine tuning Tulips to grow.
Plenty of hope.
How'd do ya do? is gentlemanly. Masculinity is proving their not worthy.
About a month ago, some of the permavirgins tried to call me a PUA.
No. I was pointing out that socially, by the time that people start speaking it already is over.
I said to forget about things like pickup lines and all that nonsense. The way that someone walks into the room or the way that they are standing there is what really is setting the table for all the rest to follow.
Things have started before people realize that they began.
I had a nuclear weapon: Look at her ear ring.
Seriously, just show interest in her ear ring, gently put your finger behind her ear and stare intensely at her ear ring for a second or two, just long enough to get one or two normal breaths off near her ear.
Now pull back and watch the goose bumps rise on her neck.
Oh do I like that one.
And it's near the hair too!
And you ???