“The 22 Rules That Flip the Script With Women… And How You Can Use Them Tonight”

Most guys accidentally kill attraction before they even speak. They assume they need a bigger bank account, a better physique, or smoother lines. They miss the point.

Female desire operates on a specific set of psychological triggers.  Break them, and you're invisible. Follow them, and you become magnetic.

I learned this the hard way. Years of freezing up. Getting friend-zoned. Watching other guys walk away with the girl I wanted. Then I discovered a set of 22 simple rules that rewired my entire approach.

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How big of a detriment is hairloss when trying to pick up women?

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Unfortunately I'm one of the unlucky ones who inherited this curse and I also happen to be white which is like a double whammy because not that many white guys can pull of the shaved look and still look good. My height isn't that bad at 5'10". Hair and a good hairstyle seems to be one of the main things women size men up on, right up there with height as I've even heard several women openly make desparaging remarks about bald guys at places where I've worked. So my question is, if you're going bald how has hairloss affected how women respond to you if at all?
 

Just because a woman listens to you and acts interested in what you say doesn't mean she really is. She might just be acting polite, while silently wishing that the date would hurry up and end, or that you would go away... and never come back.

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most people have something about themselves that hurts them. whether it is being overweight, shy, not having the best job, not having the best sense of humor, etc...

one of these things in and of itself won't ruin your chances with women. if you start adding a bunch of them on top of each other it will.

so losing your hair isn't that big a deal, but you need to make sure you are in physically good shape and that you dress nicely. those two things will offset the hair loss thing in 95% of women's eyes.
 

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From what I can tell, men seem to be much more accepting of a woman being overweight than women are of men being bald likely because there are so many guys out there with good hair for women to pick from while men have to settle for what we can get in most cases. The ratio of fit men to fit women seems to be about 30 or more to 1 so even many fit men have to settle for overweight women if they want sex on a regular basis.
 

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i dont know about that. all the (semi) bald men i know are married. so obviously there are women out there who dont have a major issue with it.
 

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Look at Van Diesel, average looks , bald and in great shape. Alot of women find him attractive.

Physical conditioning can do wonders to the responses you get. I agree with Joeker there. Maximize your physical potential. Shoot for a muscular , lean build and you will turn heads.

I am in excellent shape 6'1 200 7 % bodyfat. Women approach me. 10 years ago before I was in shape , never once did a girl approach me. Huge Difference! Shave your head, Go to the gym!
 

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I'm one of those white guys who can pull off a shaved head, but it gets old after awhile. Sure, I managed to pull women with a shaved head. Some even prefer it. I was pulling chicks ten years younger back then the same as now.

But after 8 or so years i decided I was tired of having the same look and decided to explore my options.

I posted a thread about this and got blasted by a few ignorant, closed minded people, but I decided to get a hairpiece. Not the kind you see the 70 year old grandpa's wearing, but the kind you see Beyonce or Sean Connery or Nicolas Cage or Ben Affleck or Vince Vaughn wearing. Anyone gonna kick them outa bed?

You gotta have enough confidence to pull it off, cause no matter how good it looks some people just won't be able to look past the negative stigma that stemmed from how horrible they looked in the past. But it can truly look and feel natural to the point where pretty much the only people who MIGHT be able to tell are other guys who wear. And you will get past 90% of them as well.

Some people know I wear, but only the ones who have been told. I haven't had anyone (to my knowledge) figure it out on their own. Even people who pretty much knew I was bald didn't think twice about it. They just though I grew my hair out! I even know more than a handfull of hairdressers, and the only ones who know are the ones who were told.

Seriously, it is an option an it doesn't cost much if you know where to buy.

It isn't for everyone......like i said you gotta have the confidence to pull it off. But if it's something that anyone wants to consider, PM me and i will give you all the details.
 

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STR8UP said:
I'm one of those white guys who can pull off a shaved head, but it gets old after awhile. Sure, I managed to pull women with a shaved head. Some even prefer it. I was pulling chicks ten years younger back then the same as now.

But after 8 or so years i decided I was tired of having the same look and decided to explore my options.

I posted a thread about this and got blasted by a few ignorant, closed minded people, but I decided to get a hairpiece. Not the kind you see the 70 year old grandpa's wearing, but the kind you see Beyonce or Sean Connery or Nicolas Cage or Ben Affleck or Vince Vaughn wearing. Anyone gonna kick them outa bed?

You gotta have enough confidence to pull it off, cause no matter how good it looks some people just won't be able to look past the negative stigma that stemmed from how horrible they looked in the past. But it can truly look and feel natural to the point where pretty much the only people who MIGHT be able to tell are other guys who wear. And you will get past 90% of them as well.

Some people know I wear, but only the ones who have been told. I haven't had anyone (to my knowledge) figure it out on their own. Even people who pretty much knew I was bald didn't think twice about it. They just though I grew my hair out! I even know more than a handfull of hairdressers, and the only ones who know are the ones who were told.

Seriously, it is an option an it doesn't cost much if you know where to buy.

It isn't for everyone......like i said you gotta have the confidence to pull it off. But if it's something that anyone wants to consider, PM me and i will give you all the details.
I used to date a girl who did ads in teen magazines. A lot of models get hairpieces like that. I don't think that is really all that out of the ordinary at all.
 

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I've been buzzing my hair regularly for 4 years now...I don't have hair loss issues (other than the ones that involve my clippers!).

I think many women prefer bald/shaved dudes. I think its important to have your own "signature look" and try and change it up from time to time if you're not happy with it.

Just make sure you're "comfortable in your own skin". Talk about cliche advice!
 

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Do not try to hide your baldness by combing over.
 

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MikeYikes122 said:
I used to date a girl who did ads in teen magazines. A lot of models get hairpieces like that. I don't think that is really all that out of the ordinary at all.
The problem is that it is accepted by the public when it is a model or celebrity that does something to enhance their appearance. When a regular guy does it, some people will automatically label him as insecure. It's a stupid stereotype, but it exists and it keeps a lot of people from going that route who might otherwise consider it an option.

Hell, I never judged people because of something like that, but even I had no idea it could look so good until someone I know told me he wears. I was absolutely blown away. Never in a million years would I have guessed. He whipped out his drivers license and I was like "Who is that". It was him, but bald. And he looked SOOOO much better with hair. He looked like a crazed serial killer without.
 

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This issue is very interesting to me. I'm fortunate enough to have good hair. My brother, who is a coupla years younger, is well on his way to baldness. Not fair.

But, if he avails himself of options other than just giving up and shaving, he gets labeled "insecure," or worse, sorta manipulative (False advertising?) Good thing he's in a stable marriage.


Meanwhile, chicks install hunks of plastic in their chest, and use NO end of "beauty" products, makeup, fake hair, dyed hair, push-up bras, etc.

Another double standard, but I'd never want to have to live the way women have to. I can look like sh*t if I want on a given day, and still get girls.

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