FlowingSkullet Archive

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2	15 Famous Men Who Opened Up About Shirtless Scenes, Body-Shaming, And The Unrealistic Body Standards Hollywood Creates Yes, many of his roles were very suited to his physique. But in Total Recall (they do attempt to explain it by showing him jackhammering), End of Days, The Running Man, Jingle All the Way and True Lies he was playing more of a regular joe type. That's not to say I don't enjoy many Arnie films and I respect his achievements. It's the notion of someone who isn't regular in any way playing that kind of character which is comical. This happens in a lot of films where the main character is shown to b…	/r/MensRights	21/01/22 11:04 PM
9	15 Famous Men Who Opened Up About Shirtless Scenes, Body-Shaming, And The Unrealistic Body Standards Hollywood Creates Most films aren't based in anything resembling reality. The serious actors should refuse to be ripped unless it's absolutely required for the role (like Arnie was always jacked even playing somewhat regular guys which was absurd and generally left unexplained). But I agree that it's bullshit that the actors aren't honest about it. I am tired of the famous, really good-looking 'movie star' actors (e.g. Ryan Reynolds, Gal Gadot who are always in awful, overbudgeted garbage and can barely act). The…	/r/MensRights	21/01/22 08:02 AM
3	Never mind mansplaining, here are five other manisms that we need to talk about It isn't meant to be serious, but is written from a typically biased feminist and misandrist perspective. How many articles have you seen recently humorously pointing out women's foibles written by a man in mainstream media? If there are any, I haven't seen them.	/r/MensRights	11/01/22 12:51 AM
11	Never mind mansplaining, here are five other manisms that we need to talk about Saying mansplaining is gender neutral is completely idiotic. Example, if I pointed out a woman 'womansplaining' to me in the workplace it would be off to HR for me. Also the subheading of the article which says 'Men have numerous shortcomings' would never be published if 'Women' were mentioned instead. As you say, just poorly observed and unfunny manbashing. Criticising men for not being interested in media targeted at women is also beyond stupid. Like we expect women to give a shit about footba…	/r/MensRights	11/01/22 12:02 AM
2	Approach Us!!! What type of men do you want to be approached by? Let's say a guy is bald (shaved head), around your age, in good shape, and came up and gave you a compliment without getting any signals from you first. How would you react?	/r/seduction	04/12/21 12:28 AM
1	Guardian article on female incels does exactly what you think it does. Misogyny gets thrown around by media outlets as if a large portion of men are part of some all-encompassing woman hater's club. The Australian newspaper had the word on the front page in reference to a philandering football player's marriage breakdown. He is a cheat, drunk and probably abusive in some ways due to his substance issues, but is that actually misogyny? I don't think so. I highly doubt that the guy in question hates women, although he does treat them casually and sexually because the…	/r/MensRights	19/10/21 09:46 PM
2	He-man receives poor reviews by He-man fans after main character replaced by Teela I agree that the hype seemed misleading. However there also was a lot of speculation that they would do this so people figured out their feminist angle. I doubt it's going to sell masses of Teela toys but we'll see. I tried to watch the new show for nostalgia reasons but it was too juvenile for me. I thought it might be a bit more adult, but it is a toy commercial after all.	/r/MensRights	26/07/21 08:11 AM
1	He-man receives poor reviews by He-man fans after main character replaced by Teela Fair point. I suppose it was almost inevitable that they would go in this direction. I was a fan in my childhood so checked it out, but the new show is still too kid-oriented to sit through for me. Did you watch all of it?	/r/MensRights	26/07/21 08:03 AM
2	Stop making negative assumptions about women Interesting perspective. When you say leagues don't exist, that doesn't ring true to me. An average, 5/10 guy, is in most cases not going to have success aproaching an 8/10 woman. She may prefer a certain type of man, but it's still going to be around her attractiveness level, not below. I know plenty of average looking men who have never been with a 'hot' woman despite their good personalities. That's because leagues exist.	/r/seduction	29/06/21 11:22 AM
1	Speaking as a woman - Don’t forget you’re always coming off as horny. Thanks for such a detailed, honest response. I've recently started going to bars alone to see if women display any interest, but nothing has happened yet. I'm shorter than you at 5'10 so probably don't stand out as much. I'm planning on going to metal concerts here when they start happening again. I'm not sure if many single women are into it, most seem to be with their boyfriends at gigs, but there must be a few. I can see how the wedding band might be effective in putting women at ease 😄 I mus…	/r/seduction	14/04/21 02:30 AM
1	Speaking as a woman - Don’t forget you’re always coming off as horny. I'm curious about your claim that women always initiate conversations with you first. In what situations and environments does this happen to you? I'm assuming you are well above average in attractiveness. Also, were you single when this happened?	/r/seduction	13/04/21 02:18 AM
3	Should I read ‘The Game’ by Neil Straus? I read it a long time ago, but it's worth reading because Strauss developed himself from a classic neurotic, whimpy nerd into a 'pick-up artist.' If you look at old videos of him before he improved his appearance, one can see why he struggled with women. It's inspiring to read for that reason. He is also a better writer and storyteller, and more astute than many other PUA types. He popularized 'game' by writing the book, which is no small feat but in some ways created a monster.	/r/seduction	25/03/21 02:32 AM
2	Learn from this guy's mistakes when he approached me Thanks for posting this, it's interesting to read how the usual pick-up advice one sees around ends up working (or not) in the real world. Was this guy attractive enough to you to consider dating if he hadn't made those mistakes? Also would you be able to tell us about an approach to you that has gone well enough for you to want to see the guy again?	/r/seduction	16/01/21 01:03 AM
1	How do you guys handle women that return after they've essentially passed/rejected you in the past? I matched with one on a different app who had stopped replying to me previously. I mentioned it and she claimed to not really use the other app much. Possibly true, who knows. I texted a bit, got her to agree to a date, decided I wasn't that keen on her and told her so and cancelled the date. She even texted me again saying that she was pretty cool and that I should get to know her. Obviously her better options had dried up at that point. I didn't reply. It's nothing I would bother doing again, …	/r/seduction	25/11/20 02:15 AM
3	Very 1st Cold Approach Thanks, man. I appreciate your answers as well. It's all about going for it when the opportunity arises like you've shown. Sounds like a shame she was taken but that's part of the game. Good luck with your future approaches!	/r/seduction	08/11/20 06:45 AM
3	Very 1st Cold Approach Excellent work brother, you've got major guts and you can have a decent conversation which isn't easy. I'm trying to work up to a cold approach. The closest I've got is saying 'Afternoon' to a cute woman as she passed me. I've got three questions for you if you have time to answer. Did she give you any signals that she was open to being approached? What did you say to her initially? And was she a similar age to you or younger? Most of the girls I see in the gym are early to mid 20s whereas I'm i…	/r/seduction	08/11/20 05:45 AM
3	Gym and diet How fit is the threshold for you for a man to be attractive? Does he need to have a six pack, sub 10 percent body fat? Does he still need to be good looking? What if he is ripped and muscular but has a head like a kicked in cottage pie? What about height, hair, complexion etc. I always wanted to hear a woman's honest opinion on this. I realise what you say will not be true for all women.	/r/seduction	26/10/20 02:20 AM
1	I’m a mid-30s ‘OG’ PUA who started in the Ross Jeffries days. I’ve had hundreds of successes over the years and have coached PU sporadically. AMA Thanks a lot man. I think you're right in that women are more subtle, especially hot ones. I'll keep working on my SMV and stop worrying about IOIs, I can get myself up to a 7 with some diet improvements. Its interesting what you say about being an 8 and rarely getting IOIs, my assumption was that men on that level get women throwing themselves at them haha.	/r/seduction	17/09/20 12:22 AM
2	I’m a mid-30s ‘OG’ PUA who started in the Ross Jeffries days. I’ve had hundreds of successes over the years and have coached PU sporadically. AMA Hi bro, I've got an IOI question for you. I've heard many different ideas about this. Do you look for them in general, typically eye contact, or do you mainly approach regardless? Are your results noticably different if you get an IOI first? Steve Jabba talks about 'forcing IOIs', but I think this works for guys in his looks range, i.e. 8 and above, rather than 6s or below like myself. James Tusk also talks about approaching from IOIs , but given his looks he would receive them much more than mo…	/r/seduction	15/09/20 10:14 PM
2	What PUA/Seduction Bootcamp would you recommend? You'll need plenty of money for it (The Euro Tour I've heard costs over 15 grand, plus extra costs). Krauser the PUA has done a couple of articles recently claiming that TNL are basically full of shit. All that money is just funding their lifestyle so you may as well keep it and use it for self improvement and travelling IMO. If someone has taken a boot camp/workshop with them I'd like to hear if it was worth the money.	/r/seduction	23/08/20 06:10 AM