Post: #1

In his advice to actors, Marlon Brando said that you don't have to do anything when the director calls "action." A lot of Zen people say that you reach enlightenment by not doing anything. In these contexts, 'anything' must mean 'bullshit'.

A lot is written on what to do in game. This thread is for all anti-game (clubs, daygame, online, etc.). Anything related to specific behavior (eg. pecking) as well as deeper / higher order inner game (eg. not pedestalizing women) can go here.

Here are a couple of posts on anti-game:
http://www.rooshv.com/game-failure
http://heartiste.wordpress.com/2011/09/2...anti-game/

Post: #2

Is it ok to break state and use anti-game for things like getting a girl to leave your house?

Is there a way to indirectly push them away without using antigame?

Post: #3

the gmanifesto covered this http://www.thegmanifesto.com/2009/07/how...girls.html

basically getting girls to put themselves on the back burner for you instead of being a complete asshole and getting them out of your pussy-orbit.

To get her to leave you have 2 option: 1. for when you never care to see her again, tell her she sucks in bed and should get the fuck out, say you have another girl coming over etc. anything short of "get the fuck out" and you're doing it wrong.

option 2: when you do want to see them again offer to call them a cab or something nice and sweet like that

Post: #4

to indirectly push them away id either pull away and talk to them less via phone/text or tell them you have something to attend for a week or youre going out of town. bang them when you "get back"

if you're wanting to "push them away" as in never see again id stick with ceasing all contact or saying "its not going to work out" etc. most of the time they'll get the hint unless they're batshit then you're in for a wild ride. use the "i have a stalker" to your advantage though.

Post: #5

"the demand for clarity is the cause for confusion ...",





I sometimes find myself struggling to understand, and saying to myself "I don't get this";
when I begin to see myself, the questions stop, and from the calmness arises the alpha in me.