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Posted in The Good Life, The Pleasure Principle, Ugly Truths on Sep 9th, 2008
Alpha male > alpha female > beta female > beta male 30 year old bartender > 60 year old CEO > 30 year old computer nerd Puppy > magic trick > palm reading > trendy shirt > showing up Quality girl > slut > frigid ice queen Sex with Bar Refaeli > sex with Bar … Read more
Posted in Dating, Game, Relationships, The Good Life on Jul 21st, 2008
I often get emails from readers asking me for advice on game, dating, or relationships (along with sexual proposals from female readers). I’m less than conscientious keeping up with these email requests so instead I’ll answer some of them on the blog. Email #1 Hey! I’ve been reading the posts on your blog, very good advice … Read more
Posted in Alpha, Inner Beauty, Love, Psy Ops, Relationships, Rules of Manhood, Self-aggrandizement, The Good Life on Jul 8th, 2008
I. Never say ‘I Love You’ first Women want to feel like they have to overcome obstacles to win a man’s heart. They crave the challenge of capturing the interest of a man who has other women competing for his attention, and eventually prevailing over his grudging reluctance to award his committed exclusivity. The man who gives his emotional … Read more
Posted in Biomechanics is God, Game, Rules of Manhood, The Good Life, The Pleasure Principle on May 22nd, 2008
Don’t answer all of a girl’s questions, especially when it feels like you are being interrogated. Refraining from giving her satisfactory answers helps move the seduction forward in two ways. One, it builds mystery. Two, if you answer all her questions she has more material with which to judge you when she gets home after … Read more
Posted in Culture, Girls, Ridiculousness, The Good Life, Uncategorized, Vanity on May 15th, 2008
I have a theory about girls who have “tight like that” best gay boyfriends. These types of girls are very girly (read: flaky and feminine) but their libidos lean towards the masculine. It’s really the perfect combo: A girly girl who unleashes in the bedroom (and the park and the library and the deep end of … Read more
Posted in The Good Life, The Pleasure Principle on May 2nd, 2008
The best way to explain the tradeoff between chasing lots of pussy and pursuing the best pussy is in graphical form. First we’ll look at quality. The pleasure axis measures the stimulation you feel from banging her and just generally looking at her naked. As you can see, the pleasure curve for quality pussy is exponential. … Read more
Posted in Culture, Girls, Love, Self-aggrandizement, The Good Life, Ugly Truths on Apr 3rd, 2008
It’s pretty clear what women want — a man with means, good genes, romantic swings, and daddy dreams.* When she finds him she’ll want marriage, home, and kids in a nice neighborhood. That is a woman’s formula for happiness in life. Since I am a giver and a humanitarian I offer the following advice to … Read more
Posted in Current Events, The Good Life, The Id Monster on Mar 14th, 2008
A Catholic bishop, in an interview published in a Vatican newspaper, described seven new deadly sins for the modern age. The previous deadly sins — to which these new ones will be added (giving me double the opportunity to have fun) — are lust, gluttony, avarice, sloth, anger, envy and pride. I do all right on … Read more
Posted in Self-aggrandizement, The Good Life on Jan 2nd, 2008
1. Shun losers. They will magnify your worst personality traits. 2. Acknowledge your strengths AND weaknesses. Improve those things about yourself which will benefit most from your efforts and avoid squandering your energy trying to attain minimal competence in areas you are naturally weak. 3. Dispel negativity. Always picture yourself at the top of the mountain looking … Read more
Posted in The Good Life on Dec 14th, 2007
It slows down time. [W]arping of time apparently does not result from the brain speeding up from adrenaline when in danger. Instead, this feeling seems to be an illusion, scientists now find. We feel time moving slower when we are in danger or experiencing novel stimuli because of a trick played by the brain’s memory … Read more
