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Same as topic. What game blogs do you read and what is your view on them?

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Solomon II's Lost Gold
http://solomonreborn.wordpress.com/

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http://www.girlschase.com/

I'm liking this blog. His conversation tips have already helped me.

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(08-20-2011 11:23 AM)kbell Wrote:  http://www.girlschase.com/

I'm liking this blog. His conversation tips have already helped me.

Just read these blog posts below (in this order), they are fantastic:

http://www.girlschase.com/content/conversationalist

http://www.girlschase.com/content/gettin...small-talk

http://www.girlschase.com/content/secret...-deep-dive

http://www.girlschase.com/content/conver...nd-tidbits

Lots of good stuff in that blog.

Always try to relate whenever possible to what people tell you.

"A really cool study I saw quite recently found that how connected to you a given person feels has nothing to do with how well that person knows you, and everything to do with how well that person thinks you know her. Which means that the more she tells you about herself, the more connected to you she feels. Because of this, when all she's told you is where she's from and what she does, she doesn't feel connected at all. But once she's begun telling you her dreams, hopes, passions, motivations, and story, she will begin building that connection more and more."

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(08-20-2011 11:23 AM)kbell Wrote:  http://www.girlschase.com/

I'm liking this blog. His conversation tips have already helped me.

Thanks for this one. Tons of good material.

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(08-20-2011 06:15 PM)boxwino Wrote:  "A really cool study I saw quite recently found that how connected to you a given person feels has nothing to do with how well that person knows you, and everything to do with how well that person thinks you know her. Which means that the more she tells you about herself, the more connected to you she feels. Because of this, when all she's told you is where she's from and what she does, she doesn't feel connected at all. But once she's begun telling you her dreams, hopes, passions, motivations, and story, she will begin building that connection more and more."

Interesting. I like that.

Boxwino,

Thanks for changing your avatar. That shit was hard to look at.

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I don't read anything other than Roosh. I sure there are a bunch of awesome blogs out there but I don't have time for them all. Roosh has a great perspective and pretty much takes care of every angle.

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I read my own, does that count ?

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Roosh - game views and experiences

Gmac - game experiences

Roissy/Heartiste - his prose is interesting, draws from interesting material and research

G Manifesto - lifestyle for me to achieve

Naughty Nomad - crazy fucker, I hope to travel and hound poon with him one day in some 3rd world country

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Here are some newer sites I'm keeping an eye on:

http://dangerandplay.wordpress.com/
Natural game.

http://donlak.wordpress.com/
Older guy game, cultural analysis. Similar to Roissy.

http://hokieblogger.com/
Internet game, game for younger guys, gaming on a budget.

http://theprivateman.wordpress.com/
Cultural analysis, anti-feminism.

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(08-20-2011 11:23 AM)kbell Wrote:  http://www.girlschase.com/

I'm liking this blog. His conversation tips have already helped me.

I got to read the first couple of chapters from his book and it looks like he has some good ideas and would be worth your time to read.

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Visual inspiration and quotes
http://leparvenue.blogspot.com/
http://www.thefastlifestyle.com/

Men’s fashion
http://www.kinowear.com/blog/
http://coolnessistimeless.blogspot.com/

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does anyone know what happened to the game blog "the dating cronicles of tyler d?" It used to be one of my favorite sources for stories.

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Whiteboykrispy was the shit until it stopped existing.

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(08-20-2011 11:23 AM)kbell Wrote:  http://www.girlschase.com/

I'm liking this blog. His conversation tips have already helped me.

me too. especially posts like that:
http://www.girlschase.com/content/secret...ove-faster

this is awesome too. really funny and to the point. website name says it all : )
http://www.relationshit.com

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http://rationalmale.wordpress.com is interesting and has taken some surprising positions on run-down game issues. I recommend for sure.

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http://thequestfor50.com/ - Gotta read the whole thing to see what a big journey he's made

http://badgerhut.wordpress.com/ - Great commentary on society

http://singlewm.com/ - Post-beta stories and great single male cooking tips

http://yohami.com/blog/ - This guy always brings up interesting points

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I drop in on a lot of the blogs that Roosh has links to, and I stumbled on this blog some time ago: http://www.blackgirlsareeasy.com. This guy is an excellent storyteller, and I enjoy his take on relationships and popular culture.

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Good thread

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(08-20-2011 06:15 PM)boxwino Wrote:  

(08-20-2011 11:23 AM)kbell Wrote:  girlschase.com/

I'm liking this blog. His conversation tips have already helped me.

Just read these blog posts below (in this order), they are fantastic:

girlschase.com/content/conversationalist

girlschase.com/content/getting-past-small-talk

girlschase.com/content/secrets-getting-girls-art-deep-dive

girlschase.com/content/conversational-technique-tips-and-tidbits

Lots of good stuff in that blog.

Always try to relate whenever possible to what people tell you.

"A really cool study I saw quite recently found that how connected to you a given person feels has nothing to do with how well that person knows you, and everything to do with how well that person thinks you know her. Which means that the more she tells you about herself, the more connected to you she feels. Because of this, when all she's told you is where she's from and what she does, she doesn't feel connected at all. But once she's begun telling you her dreams, hopes, passions, motivations, and story, she will begin building that connection more and more."

Thanks for the links, this is exactly the kind of thing I was looking for when I stumbled on game blogs.

As for me, i read marriedmansexlife (because my goal from game is to get married and have a family) and freedomtwentyfive.

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http://www.fluentin3months.com

Benny's language learning quests across the globe.
Great tips and ideas on language and travelling.

http://www.ndoherty.com

Irish guy Niall's motivation ,breaking the comfort zone and travelling blog.He's just started a trip to go round the world without taking a flight.

http://www.myspanishadventure.com

Will's blog about dumping his job in London and moving to a small town in Spain to learn Spanish and teach.
Nice guy,follow his progress.

Post: #22

This

http://twitter.com/#!/EvilPatriarchy

All you need to know

Chef In Jeans
A culinary website for men

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Traveling Brotha who has been all over Asia, Oceania and Europe!

http://www.scenewithahart.com/

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(08-20-2011 08:06 AM)Pete Wrote:  Solomon II's Lost Gold
http://solomonreborn.wordpress.com/

Dopeness, I want him back.

Not enough Roosh members read Rollo Tomassi AKA The Rational Male. My favourite blogger along with Roosh, Roissy and G: http://rationalmale.wordpress.com/

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Roosh, Roissy/Heartiste, GManifesto, Xsplat, Krauser (and now his new one), Danger and Play. I check to see if pook updates, but thats been 4 years now.

Also some related ones - chaosandpain (Extreme workouts) , fluent in three months (languages) and business and investing blogs.