I'm certain many of you come across skeptics and people who look down on Game/Seduction as something that skeezy guys use to prey on girls with low self-esteem. I have recently come across yet another person with that mindset and, while I'm not surprised that it exists, and I doubt I'll change anyones mind about it, I did feel that a bit of education and perhaps a different point of view might be beneficial. The following is my response and I was hoping to get your guys' opinion on it:

Game is actually less about tricking girls into sleeping with guys than it is about tricking guys into becoming better candidates for girls to choose to sleep with them. At its core, its about guys improving themselves and putting themselves out there in the best possible way for them to achieve their goals. And you might be surprised how many guys have the ultimate goal of finding a girlfriend; an ultimate goal of having a legitimate relationship.

Yes, there are a lot of immature dickhead nerds who go into it just to get pussy. There's no denying that. But the thing of it is, those same numbnuts still have to verse themselves in current events, history, pop culture, music and all manner of subjects as well as learn how to utilize their knowledge in social environments; they still have to become better versions of themselves than they used to be. And really, that's what game is supposed to teach guys: not just how to be social, but how to be socially effective to the best possible degree.

Who's going to get the girl: the lonely, shy, quiet neckbeard dweeb bitterly blogging about getting friendzoned all the time? Or the fun, interesting guy who has learned how to be a better conversationalist, how to dress himself better, goes to the gym, and repeatedly paid his dues in social environments, failed time and again and STILL puts himself out there?

Game is not a bad thing. IF you're prepared to work hard at it. Just like anything else. It disappoints me that some guys (for example, that Gunwitch idiot) give the entire practice a bad name, but I do understand the misconceptions about it. I had the same doubts and was skeptical initially too. But once you learn to look past and disregard the chaff, you begin to understand the actual message and purpose.