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RE: The one guy who doesn't get pussy
The nr. 1 pre-requisite to pussy is..interacting with women. If you're caught up in work, have a tight social circle and hate wasting time/resources on stupid shit, you will have long dry-streaks(if you don't approach that is).
I live in Romania, and in here social circle trumps everything. 99% of all the relationships i know of come from school, facebook or their circle. When people go out, they go in groups of 2 -> 10, and they very rarely interact with other people. Guys only approach if dared of if drunk. Either way you put it
Tendency to introversion = BIG obstacle
I had a colleague in school, tall good looking guy, 6'1 - 6'2, swimmer's frame, he looked a lot like Cam Gigandet, really smart also, but shy and introverted. He was a kiss-less virgin at 19, with basically 0 prospects. Couldn't make him take the red-pill..i don't know what he's doing now, but i have a feel that not much has changed.
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RE: The one guy who doesn't get pussy
(01-28-2013 04:24 AM)bojangles Wrote: I think speakeasy you're right about shyness being genetic (i don't have any scientific studies to prove it) as most of my first cousins are shy. The weird part though is that every parent in the generation above is not, they are all outspoken and generally say what the hell they want.
Could shyness be down to parenting?
But then you see little toddlers expressing signs of shyness, and parenting can have had minimal effect at that period of life.
Shyness is really a fear of trauma that was learned at some point even if we can't remember it. Part of why it can be difficult to get over is that the trauma happened so early on that we can't remember or at a time where we could not process what was going on. Personality is largely formed by age 3. There may be some genetic influence on sensitivity to trauma though.
When it comes to parenting, I think the parents' social status will have a lot to do with it. Toddlers are naturally very assertive for what they want, and for most parents, their primary goal is to get the child to do what the parents want them to do. In other words, their goal is to make the little one submissive. If the parents are those who is taking it from the man all day, the last thing they are going to do is take it form some baby less than a tenth their size. The personality will form around this and become very beta. If it is formed primarily around the mother's influence, it will be a personality that learns to be submissive to women. You really can't blame these types. They learned to act this way out of their own survival.
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(02-03-2013 04:36 AM)CtrlAltElite Wrote: That's me in a nutshell. I'm too damn shy for my own good, and in the words of my best friend (who reads this site and Roissy), I'm too "into myself". I have this perpetual fear of being judged, so that's why even at parties, if I'm sober, I keep my mouth shut. That cute girl over there? No balls to go up to her without alcohol in me.
I should be tearing it up at my school, a known party school with plenty of hot girls, but this crippling shyness is holding me back. I don't have anyone to blame but myself.
How did you guys get over it? Aside from approaching everyday.
There is nothing wrong with being introverted but shy is associated with having a lack of confidence in social situations. The way to gain confidence is to push yourself just beyond your comfort level. Once you move that line, keep pushing it forward. Confidence comes from life experience. Women are attracted to older men, for their frame and sense of self which is developed through experience.
Observe your male friends who have success with women and in social settings. Study their movement, body language, speech and eye contact. Don't be afraid to ask them questions. Unlike women, men generally want their friends to succeed and will offer a guiding hand in your development.
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(11-27-2015 03:11 PM)Cheetah Wrote: Quote:Unlike women, men generally want their friends to succeed and will offer a guiding hand in your development.
Women do not?
I think ostensibly they do or at least make a show that they do, but the devil is in the details. Men will provide their friends with advice that actually works, regardless of his friends feelings about it (note to younger guys: there's a way of doing this without ACTUALLY being a dick, and it's a skill that will get you far). I've had a buddy tell me that I need to get in shape, women will tell each other how great they are. When giving advice, men will talk to each other about what they need to bring to the table, women will try to set up their friends with guys who'll like what they bring, even if it's week old bacon.
I've thought about why that is and I just think there's a fundamental difference in survival instincts. Women are VERY competitive with one another, even amongst friends, so telling their out of shape friend that they're beautiful when they're not keeps their competition down. Men have a bit more of a certain, non-self beneficial altruism that you really only see in women when they're dealing with their children.
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(11-27-2015 07:18 PM)nek Wrote: (11-27-2015 03:11 PM)Cheetah Wrote: Quote:Unlike women, men generally want their friends to succeed and will offer a guiding hand in your development.
Women do not?
I think ostensibly they do or at least make a show that they do, but the devil is in the details. Men will provide their friends with advice that actually works, regardless of his friends feelings about it (note to younger guys: there's a way of doing this without ACTUALLY being a dick, and it's a skill that will get you far). I've had a buddy tell me that I need to get in shape, women will tell each other how great they are. When giving advice, men will talk to each other about what they need to bring to the table, women will try to set up their friends with guys who'll like what they bring, even if it's week old bacon.
I've thought about why that is and I just think there's a fundamental difference in survival instincts. Women are VERY competitive with one another, even amongst friends, so telling their out of shape friend that they're beautiful when they're not keeps their competition down. Men have a bit more of a certain, non-self beneficial altruism that you really only see in women when they're dealing with their children.
Very interesting.
Thinking about it now, I have met dozens of altruistic guys in my life by can't name a single chick. (I mean altruism as a character trait not going to Guatemala and taking pictures with orphans)
I became close with my ex's 4 best friends for a while which really got me some insider info about how women interact among themselves when guys are not around.
I found their friendships to be very self serving and calculated. They rarely did favors for each other like men do. Borrowing money from each other, buying your friend a round at the bar, giving out actionable advice etc ... stuff even casual male acquaintances do for each other was unheard of.
It seemed the primary reason for them keeping friends around was to have someone to talk to, process their emotions with and get that post-gossip emotional high. Support within that emotional frame was common but ended when it came to practical stuff like sacrificing their immediate comfort in order to help out a friend. For instance, if a friend needed a ride to the airport, they would call one of their beta orbiters and ask them to give "her friend" a ride instead of doing it themselves.
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