Being a "Made Man" means that you can express all the social proof a women might ever be looking for. If you are handsome, wealthy, brilliant, etc, then expressing social proof is easy. While if you are a second year Philosophy major at a Community College, then social proof is harder to express honestly.

One of Mystery's memes is "Fake it till you make it." At first I thought he was talking about deception, which I have some moral objection to. However, as I heard him use the phrase in different contexts, I realized that he was not talking about deception at all. "Fake it till you make it" does not in any way suggest lying in order to sleep with women. The way that Mystery uses the phrase suggests that confidence says all the things that you can not. You may not be able to honestly say that you are successful, but if your body language says it for you, then people will believe it anyway.

Another popular PUA meme is "Course Correction." The idea is that there are select ways in which you can respond to a women's criticisms that will make them MORE attracted to you.

If you are confident, then you will dismiss most criticism without even noticing. However, there are always times when you do actually make a mistake. For example, say you open with a provocative line and the women expresses that she is more reserved, yet gives you a wink. This is a time when she wants you to 'course correct' your actions. Your reply should be more reserved and respectful, indicating that you have corrected your course. But you should definitely also return the wink, and escalate from there. Confident men, 'Made Men' course correct - because it is respectful and they are high class.

The interesting thing is that a women's fantasies of a man are not of what the man is, but of what the man will become. They do not love you for who you are, but for the spark inside that will drive you on to greatness.

Far from deception, "fake it till you make it" explains how to use confidence to project a spark inside yourself that speaks louder than your pocketbook or pecks. In this way, "course correction" indicates that you are a "made man" in the making!

Here are some statements which seem to suggest that you are "in the making":

"Yeah, I am just working at a coffee shop right now, but I met this amazing millionaire the other day and we totally hit it off. He half invited me to his boathouse this weekend. I don't know, he seemed nice and all, but kind of shallow."

"I know - how embarrassing - my parents pay for my college. Though, I like to look on the bright side of things - at least my parents can afford it - and they taught me well."

"Oh yeah, I know there are tons of parties going on that night. I am going to this anarchist party though because - well, those kids have really been there for me, you know. I don't forget favors like that."

"I am not sure what I am doing with my social life. I love to party, but at work, they love me so much. They gave me a raise and extra time off. They voted me most likely to succeed. It was fun to get an award and all, but I really don't think they even know what success is - at least not my kind of success."

"I am not very successful, but I do what I love, and someday I will be successful at it. And if I love it, I don't do it half way. I reallllly do it. If I am passionate about something - I knock it out of the park. And if it is anything less than sheer, unbridled, commitment to a cause - why even go near it."

Anyway, those are a few off the top of my head. I would love it if other people had some quotations that they thought fit it with the theme. Let us know your ideas!