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| 1 | 6s/7s throwing themselves at me but struggling to pull 9s/10sLooks don’t actually hurt but they mean next to nothing as far as a dude trying to pull. I know some fairly fugly guys who would absolutely slay most movie in that kind of contest if it really came down to it and the gloves came off. As far as being good with words, there are an awful lot of ways to be good with words. To pull, the skills you need are demonstrating social power (mostly through assertion, high energy, incongruence, lack of reactivity and conformity), guiding her through a wide ra… | /r/seduction | 01/07/25 11:28 PM |
| 1 | No PUA course is good?That I’ll definitely believe. I know nothing else about him but he made that video almost two hours long when it could have been four minutes and he bitched incessantly in it. But I myself watched a video somewhere where Owen was explaining why he had staged the infields, talking about wanting to make sure students could hear what was said etc. but it was all based on actual closes he had gotten from real cold approaches. So that was what scared me off. | /r/seduction | 26/08/24 03:04 PM |
| 1 | No PUA course is good?That’s a good point about people sometimes having ulterior motives to criticize. After all, our egos are really on the line if we’re putting in the authentic work to get better the way we need to. Takes a lot of discipline to stay charitable or even objective in an environment like that. Yeah, Tyler got outed for doing that several years back and it caused a pretty big shakeup in the community because he was one of if not the biggest leaders at the time. He wound up admitting it but said everyth… | /r/seduction | 26/08/24 01:14 PM |
| 1 | No PUA course is good?Most PUA gurus have done thousands of reps minimum by the time they start to teach. Then they generally want to teach in a way that saves their students all that time and trouble. But much more than they realize or communicate, even though in general their advice is good and useful, it’s advice that’s good and useful to a guy who’s put in 30,000 reps. It’s like the difference between playing piano with and without muscle memory. Even if you somehow managed to memorize the location and sequence o… | /r/seduction | 26/08/24 06:29 AM |
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