... OH GOD DAMMIT! Needless to say, I'm probably getting what I deserve right now ha ha.(06-30-2014 09:43 PM)Christian McQueen Wrote: "Girl I had a ONS with this past weekend doesn't get back to my text...is this the norm? feeling slutty for the ONS?"
It is normal.
Girls are acting like guys now.
Pumping and dumping.
I've noticed this trend start around 1.5-2 years ago.
Don't worry about it, just keep hunting.


You probably have other girls to keep you company...
I prefer men who are not into young sluts 
Ok - I will be your groupy
what are the selectioncriteria?
x
(07-01-2014 10:16 AM)Nascimento Wrote: Have you guys also noticed how often girls seem to time their responses?
Ever since roosh mentioned this in bang I've noticed it. There's no way its coincidence sometimes. Receiving replies at the exact 60 minute or 30 minute mark give or take a minute.
(07-01-2014 10:49 AM)soup Wrote: They work at the game just as much the guys on here do.
(07-01-2014 12:30 PM)soup Wrote: Also, it's publicly excepted for girls to do things like look in the mirror to fix their make up etc., but if guys try to make themselves more attractive, it's often shamed.
(07-01-2014 03:35 AM)casio Wrote: Her-You probably have other girls to keep you company...
Me- Ofcourse, but next week you'll be lying here next to me watching mad men together
Her-I prefer men who are not into young sluts
Me- C'mon, it's unfair to call yourself that
Her- Damn, you tricked meOk - I will be your groupy

(07-01-2014 08:58 AM)soup Wrote: The same thing happened when I learned about game. Growing up I always figured that being a successful musician or artist was going to give me access to poosy paradise.
(07-01-2014 01:31 PM)Goldmund Wrote: Most guys don't work at the game. You can tell because most guys send long winding texts and emoticons, reply promptly, text too often..
Most guys never will allow themselves to work at it because their ego won't let them.
It takes humility to admit you need to get better at something, and humility is a trait that is often looked down upon. When used properly it's a strength...a relaxed confidence that allows you to learn from others who are more experienced than you.
I'm not worried about game becoming mainstream because the majority of men are slaves to their egos.
(06-26-2014 02:06 AM)simondice Wrote: I was talking to a guy that was very popular in my high school that has a very hot girlfriend now, and he saw me talk to this cute girl and get her number, he told me never in a million years would he get up and approach a girl like that during daylight, sober. I asked him, "why? you seem so confident and at ease, that girl is not going to bite you"
He said that he couldn't live it down if one girl like that (a 7) rejected him (pussy).
An alpha male in his corner of the world, cannot approach a 7 (and he's not alone). It goes to show that when we put our balls on the line, and after putting in the work, we get to the point where game has stripped a layer of ego, made us better, and we hold the power because we are learning how women, who hold a lot of power over men, work and we know how to deal with them strategically and powerfully.
(07-01-2014 01:42 PM)Santoro Wrote:(07-01-2014 08:58 AM)soup Wrote: The same thing happened when I learned about game. Growing up I always figured that being a successful musician or artist was going to give me access to poosy paradise.
Right on. Having the artistic/music side is more like a multiplier. If you aren't already a guy that gets laid, it's not going to be a magic bullet.
It can also be an exponential effect once you get the ball rolling.
The big changes come from the fact that if you're out performing and interacting a couple times a week, you get A LOT of exposure not only to gaming but meeting a ton of people and seeing how those people game.
Often times as performers, between sets we got a table in the VIP area to relax. Got to meet all sorts of high-brow guys and girls that were living lifestyles I could only dream of, and most all of them were totally cool with chatting it up and sometimes keeping in touch. This then led to boat parties, private fishing charters, whatever. Stuff that most people would consider way out of my league was unlocked through game and building this 'gamous' attitude Soup talks about.
Playing shows to happy hour crowds can insanely help with networking. Between/after your sets almost all the business 9-5 types will be down to talk music, which will segue into business/ parties/ whatever.
As far as nightlife goes, most of the promoters in my city would start their evenings at a happy hour and I got to know some of them pretty well through music gigs because they would all be chilling/relaxing before the 'work' of the night began. The cool thing was that once my 'work' (aka gig) was over, they would often invite me out to their venue on guest list or bottle service. They knew I could bring a good couple people/girls and for that reason were always insanely kind and generous.