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| Author: | superunknown88 [ Thu Sep 15, 2011 10:01 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Sticking point... |
I know I've brought this up before a while back. But I'm still stuck. I've read so many PUA books and guides. Styles, Mysterys, Gambler, Di Carlo, De Angelo and so forth. The majority of these books begin with a chapter on the purpose of life, to survive and replicate e.t.c. The women screen the men, with the healthiest genes, high status, prospects et cetera. You've seen this all before. I'm very deaf in both ears but I speak, does this mean I have no chance at all? The women's mind may say "he may make my children deaf" then they screen me out. (No history of deafness in my family). Since I've joined this forum. I've had not much luck. I've kissed a few women, but that's when they are drunk. They then don't want to know me when they realise I have a hearing problem. It's never got any further than this. Do those methods and ebooks apply to me? or for 'normal' men with no problems and just need to work on their approach anxiety? |
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| Author: | ProfessorX [ Fri Sep 16, 2011 12:51 am ] |
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Quote: The majority of these books begin with a chapter on the purpose of life, to survive and replicate e.t.c. The women screen the men, with the healthiest genes, high status, prospects et cetera. You've seen this all before.
Ignore that crap!
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| Author: | charblad [ Fri Sep 16, 2011 1:43 am ] |
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I agree with above. hearing loss shouldnt be such a big problem its only as big as your makin it. I wear glasses. Im way skinny. Bad haircut. Nerd look all around. And guess what happens when i walk through a crowd? Everyone looks at me- and says hi and i lead a group that admires me cuz i hold myself high. My faults? As far as they know i dont have any (Even the glasses). Ill say it again anything you think is big and bad is only as big and bad as you make it. |
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| Author: | Farrix [ Tue Jan 10, 2012 6:58 am ] |
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So to followup his question with another question. I have very bad hearing as well, mostly occupational, some concerts, some raves, its not there. I have a BITCH of a time hearing women.. I mishear things all the time. Is there an easy way to get a woman someplace quieter? like "can we go someplace to talk" I think sets off the rapist alarm in them or something... any ideas? |
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| Author: | Nadine [ Tue Jan 10, 2012 8:16 am ] |
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Build attraction through dancing with them. Use what you do got. I have no experience with this, but some suggestions: maybe for you it works better to set up more day 2's because of their being ok going somewhere alone with you. Or bring your normal female friends who are comfortable around you, so the girls you game see that you're a normal, safe guy. |
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| Author: | Gizmo1000 [ Wed Jan 11, 2012 2:31 am ] |
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If your hearing is really bad when at a night club, try day gaming. I can't day game for shit yet, but you gotta play to your strengths. Not saying you couldn't learn to game in a club. But day game might be easier... |
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| Author: | papichulo818 [ Wed Jan 11, 2012 4:43 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Sticking point... |
Quote: I know I've brought this up before a while back.
Hell no! Fitness cues can be conveyed in a myriad of ways. Personality characteristics can also STRONGLY convey one's mental fitness and hence represent attributes necessary for survival and ultimately replication (e.g. character attributes which have transcended folklore such as being noble, virtuous, compassionate, etc.). Other less tangible attributes, though no less important than physical cues are crucial in attracting mates. Intelligence, for example can be displayed in a variety of ways such as being conveyed through humour (having a good comedic sense suggests intelligence).But I'm still stuck. I've read so many PUA books and guides. Styles, Mysterys, Gambler, Di Carlo, De Angelo and so forth. The majority of these books begin with a chapter on the purpose of life, to survive and replicate e.t.c. The women screen the men, with the healthiest genes, high status, prospects et cetera. You've seen this all before. I'm very deaf in both ears but I speak, does this mean I have no chance at all? The women's mind may say "he may make my children deaf" then they screen me out. (No history of deafness in my family). Since I've joined this forum. I've had not much luck. I've kissed a few women, but that's when they are drunk. They then don't want to know me when they realise I have a hearing problem. It's never got any further than this. Do those methods and ebooks apply to me? or for 'normal' men with no problems and just need to work on their approach anxiety? I have a friend who is paralysed from the waist down and confined to a wheel chair - he's a very inspiring guy, very positively minded who didn't let his 'handicap' become a handicap, but rather as a source to redefine himself (he became paralysed in a dirty biking accident in high school). Incidentally, he pulls in more women than almost any other guy I know. He dates 4-6 women concurrently and is always adding new irons on the coal. Things only become impediments/obstacles, only insofar as you allow them to be. If you let your 'disability' define you you'll view life from the passenger seat through a very narrow frame of reference. Btw, for all reading this thread, this guy DOES NOT use any PUA methods; he's not even aware of the community, he doesn't use any sweet one liners or openers other than "Hi, I'm so and so". His method? Shot-gun approach; "it's a numbers game, if I get rejected it's like water on a duck's back...I just go on to the next one without skipping a beat." Take it for what it's worth. |
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