Wrong. Which criminals get laid? The boss or the grunt? There is always a hierarchy. Crime is no different.
Its not the fighter getting the pvssy, its the world champion.
It's not the lineman getting all the pvssy, it's the quarterback.
Bro you’re making the scope wayyyy too narrow. The thug gets more p
ussy than the average man regardless of whether he’s a mediocre gangbanger or Al Capone, the fighter gets more p
ussy than the average man regardless of whether he’s the champion or a no-namer, and the football player gets more p
ussy regardless of whether he’s a star QB or a benchwarmer. If you really think that simply “being a leader” is what gets poon, then you just don’t have enough life experience. Bill Gates even at his prime would not slay more than Richard Ramirez, and I highly doubt Al Sharpton is drowning in p
ussy either. But Hugh Hefner? He was a playboy till the day he died.
This is completely backwards. Courage is preferable to fearlessness. Much to learn, my friend.
Fearlessness is. The bad boy vibe is much more of a turn on than Captain save-a-hoe and Mr. White Knight.
When you’re fearless, you are always courageous. But when you are courageous, that doesn’t always mean you are fearless.
The "edge" isn't what's getting the *****, its the courage. They sometimes coincide, but they are not the same thing.
She chooses the bad boy over the nice guy simply because the bad boy is not a wimp. It is not because he is a bad boy. There is a difference.
No, it’s not the courage, it’s the masculine drive he has. That masculine drive is what
makes him fearless, courageous, and not take sh
it from people. It’s the inner thing that gives him all of the other attractive traits and qualities that we’ve talked about on here over the years.
Courage is valor, and so is being a leader. But it’s not of sexual attraction because it is not a trait that is sexually dimorphic. It’s a
human quality, not a male or female quality. That means that you being a male or female is irrelevant because sex is not a factor that’s involved in this. It’s just that it’s become associated with men because men have courage more often than women do, simply because it follows having that masculine drive.
When I say “drive”, I want you to think like when you are in the gym pushing a heavy ass weight. You grunt and strain, your neck gets tended up, and it’s almost like you have a sort of ‘rage’ or aggression inside of you pushing you through it to get that last rep. THAT is drive. You think a woman can have that? When is the last time you’ve seen a woman push herself that hard? Women *can* be courageous though, it just doesn’t happen often. But that aggressive drive? No, I’ve never seen a woman have that. Even when they
tried to push themselves that hard, they just weren’t able to. I’ve seen it once in a woman, and she took so much steroids that her face and voice changed lol (she was a bodybuilder). That only comes from testosterone.
Like I said, it’s the fearlessness that’s attractive, not the courage. Fearlessness, boldness, daringness, etc. are all
directly derived from that drive that I’ve been talking about. Courage just happens to be a byproduct of those derivatives, but can occur through other ways that aren’t necessarily masculine
.
Read more carefully..
Translation: can he think on his feet when shvt gets tough?
Planning is not nearly the same as thinking on your feet. What you’re talking about is decisiveness with self-assuredness. The whole “I like a man who knows what he wants” quote comes to mind.
And all that goes back to what I was saying before about how it’s about your ability to act when in times of stress, particularly during a sudden crisis. That’s something that is of a person’s essence, which is why I said planning is irrelevant. Honestly, I think we’re saying the same things on this one, but you’re just choosing poor words to describe it lol.
