This post highlights hypergamy in two pick-up resources I've seen in the past few months. Eye opening if you're new to game/haven't seen what it can be like. It's cool to see from an outside perspective regardless.

1. edit: dude took link down.

This is a collection of tinder conversations from a presumably very attractive dude. Starts off dumb but there's some telling conversations deeper in - see the chick who gets "curved." Good example of what it can be like for a man in the promised land. Note these are women in their 20s. I'm not personally familiar with older women but I've heard it's even easier if you have machiavellian traits.

Most of the resources we see about internet/app dating is from other men trying to figure their shit out, sharing what works and doesn't work for them. In online dating, that's mostly useless for you, and those men aren't necessarily game role-models no matter how the portray themselves. This dude is an exception. In this medium, attractiveness and social proof are the only things you should be concerned about conveying. You can say whatever the fuck you want. Tinder can be a wasteland or an ocean of pussy, and your physical appearance is the only difference.

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One of RSD Tyler's videos. Only need to watch the first few minutes. Nutshell: he and a less dominant guy say the same line to the same girl. Her reaction is night and day different. He handles the shit tests for the cuck and eventually just shits on the dude himself. Tyler presents himself so well that the girl fucking giggles and smiles while he explains hypergamy to her.

Tyler is objectively an ugly dude. He dresses and grooms well, but is out of shape, doesn't have great genetics/face, and has a high voice. In person, your vibe is clearly way more important. 90% of us aren't good looking enough yet to be successful with dating apps. A confident, in-person pickup style should be your game foundation and your starting point, and tinder/online sites can supplement as you become more attractive.

Moral of the story: once you've read Roosh's books and start learning to game and be charismatic, consider your medium and your message.

Play to your strengths, work on your weaknesses.