Post: #101

Online game requires time, investment, and energy. It is by no means passive.

Of course, results can be achieved online.

But I am choosing to redirect this time, investment, and energy into daygame.

Everyone will make this calculation for themselves.

But for me, online platforms are sickening. I won't be using them now or in the future.

Post: #102

(01-12-2015 02:55 PM)Cheetah Wrote:  If you ask an average SMV 18 year old male who grew up with all this social media and probably finds it natural, does he have easier or harder to get bangs compared to what an average SMV 18 year old had 10 or 20 years ago?

Probably harder now, because before it was easier to fake higher smv till you make it but now that women can screen with IG profiles its harder. You're kind of assumed to have low smv by women if you don't have one until you prove otherwise. especially when dealing with ones who have always had access to social media.

Post: #103

I hate social media, I'm in it to keep in touch with friends who in the long run could provide me with job opportunities. But quite frankly, I hate FB and tinder mostly. These things ruin human interactions and have spoiled women altogether.

Post: #104

Sounds good no degeneracy

Post: #105

Instagram is probably the master of pre selection. You can cater your image to attract girls you might not otherwise have contact with. It's also one of the best ways to show value with minimal effort. If you lead an interesting life already and are decently attractive all you would have to do is take some pictures of what you're already doing while making sure to make yourself good and you're cutting down on a lot of the work you'd have to do with daygame/nightgame. It's also good for pregaming before you travel, before you go to a new city just search that city on instagram and get a dialog going with some of the girls.

Post: #106

I can understand no facebook/instagram. And no tinder as well.

What not whatsapp tho? Whatsapp is basically texting.

Unless you're trying to pickup chicks in Whatsapp groups (which can work too)

Post: #107

(01-12-2015 02:55 PM)Cheetah Wrote:  If you ask an average SMV 18 year old male who grew up with all this social media and probably finds it natural, does he have easier or harder to get bangs compared to what an average SMV 18 year old had 10 or 20 years ago?

No, fundamental in person communication skills have fallen drastically. I'd say even guys in their early 30's today fall into this category. When I watch younger guys try to game at least at night it's pretty cringe worthy. While some will relentlessly approach few have the ability to adapt to push backs and carry on a normal conversation much less escalate.

When 90% of your social interactions involved electronics where are these kids getting practice to think on their feet.? Even when I date girls in the 21 - 25 range sometimes I find myself wondering if they are legitimately learning disabled or autistic.

Post: #108

(01-12-2015 11:48 AM)Brazilianguy Wrote:  It may come off as arrogant, but I´d rather pay a prostitute than put effort into seducing women older than 30 or who don´t pass my boner test.

lol, this line really resonated with me. Well said Brazilianguy.

Post: #109

You could also turn this discussion around.

I for one think it's very positive when a girl doesn't have Facebook or Instagram (really doesn't have it, not just to reject you).
I'm not that successful with the ladies yet (still learning game intensively), but to me this is so so refreshing.

I always think in myself: ''At least she's not posting thousands of pictures of herself from the gym and other meaningless stuff, etc... for the whole world to see''.

To me, this is a major way to know a girl is just happy with herself, and that a girl has a certain level of confidence.
Of course, I don't care if she has it, or if she is very active on social media, because let's face it, 99% will be like this, and it's still important to get to know her personality.

Not having it these days is just way more attractive than having it in my point of view.

Post: #110

This thread is scary to think about now that we’re over half way through 2018.

Post: #111

@OP

Quite some time has passed. Did you stick with No WhatsApp or have you been forced to come back? I tried it and had to install it again.

Would love to hear other comments as well.