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I don't understand this view. I mean, isn't a picking up women site /community mean value is inherently placed on women? For example... On a fishing forum, how can you not expect guys to mention the size of the fish they catch? How does 1 convey achievement without mentioning what the girl looks like? And if looks shouldn't be important, what do we value?
Talk to anyone who has learnt a skill and they will tell you that the higher value lies in the process and not in the end result/"prize". If you are putting such high value on looks your "results" will reflect that. You can appreciate a woman's looks of course, but really the main realization most people have yet to make is that focusing on the process, on learning the skill and having fun with pickup itself will inherently get you the "results" that you want.
Achievement? Achievement for me lies in trying something new in a pickup. For example if you were always to scared to pull a girl from a bar or club, and then you decide, "fuck it, I'm pulling now" even if you don't pull, the achievement lies in you having done something new that helps you learn. After a while achievement really isn't getting a "10" anymore, but rather achievement is trying new things and practicing.
So in terms of language, why are we focusing so much on "Almost got that 10!" or "HB9 doesn't want to speak to me!" when we can instead focus on "Almost pulled!" or "How do I move things forward with this girl?"
Placing value on anything other than your own actions leads to high expectations, anxiety, and misery. A lot of things are out of your control, apart from your own actions. Why not place value on that instead?