autumntheory Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
81	A small blurb on inner game: What you carry vs. What carries you		autumntheory	/r/seduction	15/08/12 02:49 PM

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
5	So Today I asked a friend (girl) what is her main goal to do with her degree after she finishes college. She said "My main goal is to be a housewife" she said if the guy is rich she can always "learn to love him later." While you're right, I have had a solid chub since I got my STEM degree four years ago, I think we're talking a general business degree here, basically the MBA stepping stone. An accounting degree is a much more focused program.	/r/TheRedPill	14/08/14 04:35 PM
1	Prague is introducing "singles only" dating cars in the middle compartment of every subway train. How would you approach a girl here? What's the matter nana's boy, can't hang?	/r/seduction	31/10/13 11:49 PM
2	A small blurb on inner game: What you carry vs. What carries you The best part is that even when it's something seemingly nerdy, after getting so into it you have the ability to make conversation with girls about it and your confidence and intensity will come across as attractive.	/r/seduction	15/08/12 11:14 PM
8	A small blurb on inner game: What you carry vs. What carries you Learning a new language is a great idea, but if you're the type to start something and not finish, as I was and honestly am still guilty of occasionally, I'd suggest smaller. I love reading about theoretical physics and brain research. I'm driven by figuring out how things work, so the most interesting intellectual endeavor for me was learning about how two of the most important aspects of my being actual work; the universe around me, and the brain in my head. It doesn't have to be that intense …	/r/seduction	15/08/12 10:44 PM
14	A small blurb on inner game: What you carry vs. What carries you To read what I wrote? Or to execute it? Either way, doesn't seem to be the right attitude.	/r/seduction	15/08/12 04:03 PM
2	Do you have to be a certain kind of man in order to be successful at this? I really don't care to become this way. I don't like to self-fellate, but I am pretty successful in my personal and professional life, I volunteer and give back continuously to my community, I'm talented and skilled at a whole bunch of things, and I'm generally pretty satisfied with where my life is going. While you made the points of what a 'typical' PUA would be, you're looking at it the wrong way. The picture you just painted of yourself is exactly the kind of guy seddit wants to help you bec…	/r/seduction	09/03/12 02:36 PM
32	I hate that this stuff works so well. when you are in charge of protecting her children Fuck the seddit haters, all of this is for the children.	/r/seduction	01/02/12 06:36 PM
55	22/f here, just thought I'd let you know some things that have worked for me recently if anyone's interested And if he had written a field report explaining just that he would have been congratulated on his ability to appear confident, but reassured that despite spilling his guts and possibly ruining his chances with this girl, there are plenty of others, and he needs to stay on the path he's on to bettering himself. I'd say he exemplifies your up and coming sedditor perfectly.	/r/seduction	16/01/12 06:10 PM
3	Declaration of Intent This is how I see it as well. If what we're describing is 'using women', then it's only done with the mentality that they are using us as well, which is fine! Everyone using everyone else, for a good time. If the intent is reciprocated where is the issue?	/r/seduction	13/01/12 01:29 PM
7	So I just got banned from r/ShitRedditSays for having the nerve to say we shouldn't generalize all of r/seduction has emotional insecure men who have rapey tendencies Yeah, it's the epitome of an anti-reddit subreddit. They basically exist for the sole purpose of fighting one of the golden rules of reddiquette, not downvoting simply because you disagree. They fail to see past their own values and expectations, and in the case of seddit first impressions and face value, and it culminates in their hilariously ironic hate machine.	/r/seduction	09/01/12 06:37 PM
23	Just Returned from an intense 7 day conference, learned valuable lessons A few people have commented on the buying drinks part, something that the seddit community often shuns. However, my understanding is that buying drinks is bad as an opener, or as a hook. The inner game and confidence should be what's initiating the conversations with other people. Buying someone a drink, especially when spinning it with the "I buy a round, you buy a round" line, can be an action without alterior motives or meanings (such as being needing) when it's in the right frame and done as…	/r/seduction	08/11/11 07:07 PM