Talking about PUA's and the art form in general, I have found to be a difficult subject of conversation. I heard people call it, "creepy", "manipulative", being "power hungry". Though I strongly disagree, I wonder what others have experienced..

1.What have you experienced?
2.Who have you told?
3.Was it good or bad?
4.What did you learn?

Ha, I talk about pick-up related topics constantly in public (to women). I have memorized groups of girls at parties with stories and pick-up related theories theories.

I almost always bring up "Freaks, Ho's and Good Girls". Then I'll do a cold read on where girls fit into the theory. If I ask them a couple questions about their previous relationships, then it's usually pretty easy to figure out. It's chick-crack.

Second, I almost always bring up theories about how monogamy is broken. I'll list some marriage/divorce statistics and talk about basic biology (the cycle of endorphins that release during a relationship).

Third, I will go on a rant about how stupid most guys are. I will list some of the most common guy mistakes with examples (neediness, slut-shaming, jealousy, showing insecurities, becoming lazy, being bad in bed etc.) I will ask girls about their last relationships, then list all the dumb-guy mistakes that their ex-boyfriends were guilty of. They love that. It shows that I'm secret society and creates an "us vs. them" mentality.

However, I do not talk about pick-up with men.. unless they are recently divorced (and need the help) or specifically ask me about it. Furthermore, I never talk specifically about the pick-up community to men or women. The first rule of fight club is...

-Wolf

I wont go into details either about the community unless they are intruge and interested but why not talk to men about it? like your friends or fam? this isnt a fight club.

Oh I tried when I first discovered the MASF forums (2006-07), but it didn't get me anywhere. Mostly, guys thought I was weird. Learning game takes a lot of effort and it's hard work. A guy really has to want it.

So now I keep my mouth shut, unless somebody REALLY wants to know (which is pretty much never).

/okay, I DO send my recently divorced friends a copy of Aaron Sleazy's Minimal Game. It's inexpensive and it covers all the basics.

-Wolf

i don’t tell nobody anymore. i was at the beginning, but then i learned from experience that it is only good for you but others have nothing to do with it.
if i tell women, like a girlfriend, she would use it against me at the break up that this is from a book what i say.

and there are some horrible people in pua. i met some in the past, some real scumbags and they even call themselves like that. you know girls like bad boys thing. and try to be bad.

so ye people won’t support it because it’s nothing to do with them.
if i see a pua talking to a woman on street i won’t talk to him, i would watch and laugh at it but i won’t talk to him.

if i will talk about it i will do only if a guy needs it, or if they pay me money for my efforts. because it’s a lot of work teaching it to a beginner.

and also when pua start talking to me about pua they try to teach me, and try to impress me with their knowledge. i didn’t ask for a lesson. and you gotta take it to a classroom if you wanna teach anyone about it. tea and coffe isn’t a good place for pua talk. leave it for lecture and classroom.