How to graduate from SoSuave with honors

[Ricky]

I was here back in the heyday then left at some point. Been with my wife since 2006. Ran into a ton of difficulty with her in 2020 that i'm still sorting out. I'd like to say i give back here, but i also learn. Honestly sometimes i think i knew what i was doing back in 2002 better than now.

 

[BeExcellent]

I shall miss you greatly Atom. Wish you Godspeed and prosperity in all your endeavors.

Cheers and Farewell

 

[The Duke]

Today is graduation day for me, guys. I must move on. My time here has been greatly rewarding, both as a member and a moderator.

SoSuave has been the single greatest influence in my metamorphosis from a clueless, confused loser to a man who likes what he sees in the mirror and who, secondarily, got his problems with women handled.

I’ve made some great virtual friends here, and I’ll miss interacting with you.

I wish you all great success in life.

Atom Smasher

You are one of the greatest posters to reside here. Thank you for all your thoughts and input over the years.

 

[member160292]

Thanks for sharing your experiences with the younger generation. We’ll keep it going for you.
Appreciate the formal farewell

 

[Billtx49]

Atom, it’s been good knowing and interacting with you. You are the embodiment of all men that have made the time and effort to improve their lives here, and you will always have the wind at your back now for clear sailing …
Congratulations and have a Great life sir

 

[typical]

He’ll be back lol

Of course he will be back !

We all come back once in a while to see whats happening or just a quick refresher on the "State of things".

Everyone goes through the phases - New Shy guy lurking - Active poster learning - Ingrossed member trying everything and reporting everything - Learning and mastering Inner Game - Leaving the forum for the occasional visit because you've got the skills to improve everything in your life - Coming back to post nuggets of gold and disappearing again.

 

[TheMonkeyKing]

A very Pook-ish post, nonetheless relevant. He said something along the same lines, like there comes/should come a point in time when a man doesn't need game/seduction (strategy) anymore. Insomuch as it is coming naturally at that point.

I notice the same cognitive dissonance here today as has almost always been: men searching for black and white answers where there are only fifty shades of grey. Good to see people still trying to sort these things out though in their own way. It must be said that there are different lessons to be learned as life progresses.