Did reading The Game change the way you felt about oneitis?

crawnick · 2014-11-12T03:02:47+00:00

When did Mark Manson become the arbiter of all things seduction?

Anyways, Style probably just used it to weave in a love element to his book so it would be more relatable and sell more - insisting that AFCdom is the way to go. The same is done in other seduction-related works such as Tao of Steve, etc. In interviews and in real life, his wife has said time and time again that his "moves" did actually work on her.

skgoa · 2014-11-12T10:12:13+00:00

The Game actually demonstrates very well that having great social skills helps you in more ways than just getting laid and that life isn't only about how many notches you have on your bedpost. Love is awesome and most couples flirted at the beginning of their relationship, in fact most do so even when they have been together for years. I "seduce" my gf again and again, because it's fun and sexy.

One-itis happens when you are pining for one girl and limit yourself, even though she doesn't reciprocate. That's all around shitty for everyone involved. (And if she is manipulating the guy into giving her attention, she is a despicable human bean.)

imnothere1357 · 2014-11-13T17:31:09+00:00

Lol at username

Op has a misunderstanding of what oneitis is. Oneitis is not about falling for one person but rather about emotional investment. If you invest in a girl more than she invests in you, day after day, week after week....that is oneitis.

Entering into a relationship, whether it be seriously dating, fwb, whatever, where both of you have the same emotional commitment is not oneitis, hence why Style doesn't have oneitis as op is suggesting

Title	Did reading The Game change the way you felt about oneitis?
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Date	November 12, 2014 12:24 AM UTC (11 years ago)
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