Post: #1

Recently I’ve been experiencing an interesting phenomenon. An increasing number of the women I know — both intimately and platonically — have been coming to me for advice on dealing with office politics. How to “play it tough” and “destroy the competition," among other topics.

Most of these females are either professionals or working in large organizations which, apparently, have more female than male employees (common these days). The problems the ladies are having is not in dealing with their particular jobs, or any male colleagues, but in dealing with other women.

These females vary in age from early 30s to mid-50s. But from the sound of their complaints, you would think they were all still in high school. It’s all about how to deal with who gets invited to a particular meeting; how unfair it is for so-and-so to be getting a promotion; how to make someone else look bad to the boss; etc., etc.

I find this more than entertaining, and a little flattering to be given a call and asked by some high-powered business woman “How would men deal with this situation?” I'm always generous with my advice, and it's paying off. These calls have proven an excellent opportunity to ask the lady out for drinks or dinner so I can “offer some more advice.”

Has anyone else experienced this?

Post: #2

Really? You find this flattering?
I would tell them to fuck off.
How are they helping you?
They are looking to get more successful than you.

Imagine them getting a promotion on your advice. How stupid would you feel?

Why are you taking women let alone OLD women out for dinner?
This doesn't make much sense to me.

Stop talking business with chicks. It doesn't work. No chicks go from Balance Sheets to Blow jobs.
You're being playyyyed.

Post: #3

(07-16-2017 02:44 PM)EEB Wrote:  Recently I’ve been experiencing an interesting phenomenon. An increasing number of the women I know — both intimately and platonically — have been coming to me for advice on dealing with office politics. How to “play it tough” and “destroy the competition," among other topics.

Most of these females are either professionals or working in large organizations which, apparently, have more female than male employees (common these days). The problems the ladies are having is not in dealing with their particular jobs, or any male colleagues, but in dealing with other women.

These females vary in age from early 30s to mid-50s. But from the sound of their complaints, you would think they were all still in high school. It’s all about how to deal with who gets invited to a particular meeting; how unfair it is for so-and-so to be getting a promotion; how to make someone else look bad to the boss; etc., etc.

I find this more than entertaining, and a little flattering to be given a call and asked by some high-powered business woman “How would men deal with this situation?” I'm always generous with my advice, and it's paying off. These calls have proven an excellent opportunity to ask the lady out for drinks or dinner so I can “offer some more advice.”

Has anyone else experienced this?

Youre doing it wrong. Plenty of twenty something girls out there needing "guidance"





Women 30s-50s ?

"Id rather have dental work done from up my ass and into my mouth"

I dont even notice em unless they have a hot daughter with em

Post: #4

First, I disagree. I'm in my middle-aged years. Excellent health and shape for my age. But all too many girls in their 20s who get involved with men a few decades older than themselves have serious daddy issues, if not something worse under the hood. In my experience, 30-somethings to early 40-somethings are not necessary tossed aside out of hand. Experience has its benefits.

Second, I find this recent development interesting. A topic of discussion I'm throwing out there. That's all.

Post: #5

(07-16-2017 03:06 PM)EEB Wrote:  First, I disagree. I'm in my middle-aged years. Excellent health and shape for my age. But all too many girls in their 20s who get involved with men a few decades older than themselves have serious daddy issues, if not something worse under the hood.

And thats like...a bad thing?

(07-16-2017 03:06 PM)EEB Wrote:  Experience has its benefits.

or



I like door number 1 myself. Oldest chick Ive ever been with was 32 and Im almost 46

Whatever quivers your liver though

(07-16-2017 03:06 PM)EEB Wrote:  In my experience, 30-somethings to early 40-somethings are not necessary tossed aside out of hand.

If theyre so worthwhile then why did so many guys pass?

As far as your topic there's really nothing surprising or "phenomenal" about this.

1. They have no family to care about so all they care about is work and being "fulfilled" via their career

2. They ask a man because well,... intuitively they know asking another woman is pointless

Post: #6

(07-16-2017 02:44 PM)EEB Wrote:  These females vary in age from early 30s to mid-50s. But from the sound of their complaints, you would think they were all still in high school. It’s all about how to deal with who gets invited to a particular meeting; how unfair it is for so-and-so to be getting a promotion; how to make someone else look bad to the boss; etc., etc.

In nearly all situations, if a girl gets a promotion she clearly didn't earn, she sucked if not fucked the person to get it.
Ever since i was introduced to red pill ideas, more and more of the girls i have fucked told me at least once in their life they sucked dick or fucked someone to get a pay raise or a promotion.

Post: #7

^ While I wouldn't be surprised I'm always wondering if this is overstated. On what occasion were they able to do it? Happy Hour?

Post: #8

Horrible idea to go out with them unless you make your intentions known. They are fucking you, not the other way around.

Post: #9

3 things I never talk about with women I'm casually banging: business, politics, and money.