princesimba
Don Juan
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- Apr 1, 2011
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Yo SoSuave! Been a while since I participated here.
I think we all know about the recent #MeToo events. Has this changed the way you Game/pickup women?
Back in my time (2012-2013 lol) kids like me used to learn Game by approaching so many women in so many ways and getting rejected so many times that we grow immune to it. That's when one enter the "don't give a ****" mode.
Sometimes we pickup girls while imagining that we are movie characters. Sometimes we give each other challenges (get her number with a think Indian accent). Sometimes we practice by flirting with our female friends (FRIENDS, not colleagues) until they get slightly uncomfortable. It's all for the lolz and the point is to learn how to not give a ****. So what if you're rejected?
Basically, it used to be possible to be like these guys:
https://www.youtube.com/user/SimplePickup
It's worth noting that these guys have stressed on many occasions that their success is only a result of failing even more times.
In light of recent events, this approach seems to be... increasingly dangerous. It takes only one accusation of "creepy" now to bring down a high-profile man. Some of the accusers aren't even colleagues! Even the best of the best will have times where they will be rejected, or seem "creepy", etc.
Not harassing women is a given. Not flirting with anyone at work is absolutely key now. But what about your everyday, average non-work-related Game? Has it changed? Should it change?
I think we all know about the recent #MeToo events. Has this changed the way you Game/pickup women?
Back in my time (2012-2013 lol) kids like me used to learn Game by approaching so many women in so many ways and getting rejected so many times that we grow immune to it. That's when one enter the "don't give a ****" mode.
Sometimes we pickup girls while imagining that we are movie characters. Sometimes we give each other challenges (get her number with a think Indian accent). Sometimes we practice by flirting with our female friends (FRIENDS, not colleagues) until they get slightly uncomfortable. It's all for the lolz and the point is to learn how to not give a ****. So what if you're rejected?
Basically, it used to be possible to be like these guys:
https://www.youtube.com/user/SimplePickup
It's worth noting that these guys have stressed on many occasions that their success is only a result of failing even more times.
In light of recent events, this approach seems to be... increasingly dangerous. It takes only one accusation of "creepy" now to bring down a high-profile man. Some of the accusers aren't even colleagues! Even the best of the best will have times where they will be rejected, or seem "creepy", etc.
Not harassing women is a given. Not flirting with anyone at work is absolutely key now. But what about your everyday, average non-work-related Game? Has it changed? Should it change?