This is a great post but stay the phuck away from Andy Warhol's hairstyle. Be the smooth and interesting version of David Bowie who sang "Let's Dance" and not the version who was a flaming bisexual alien in ugly polyester suits.
Set the flame on low and let it simmer. Don't blind people with gaudiness.
Be James Bond. Don't be Mystery (the pua guy).
Agreed. It must be something unique to that individual.
Example: Last night my husband and I were out in LVNV. We went to a cool lounge and there was a DJ on actual turntables spinning vinyl. He was set up on a stretch of countertop adjacent to the bar/bartenders and very accessible to the crowd. He was playing old school freestyle (which I used to spin along with early house & techno back in the day). We said hello and my husband mentioned that I still have the Technics 1200s and a crate or two of vinyl. So we ended up chilling essentially with the DJ between mixes most of the night....but off to the side because women were approaching this guy left & right.
Like moths to flame, lol. The DJ guy was chill and engaging. He was clearly into the music & engrossed in the mix (he was, afterall, the entertainment)....but he had a unique quirky style: (trim artsy guy with dark wavy hair a cool t-shirt and a preppy blazer with the sleeves pushed up exposing sleeves of ink, small spectacles with tinted lenses, and lots of rings & bracelets and black nail polish) and of course he's grooving to the beat while he's spinning. He's doing his job and looking funky/eclectic.
And women would come up, want his attention, make a request or ask if he had a certain record and basically from there make conversation. He got at least 2 contacts that we saw last night....my husband & I were interacting with him sporadically and chilling nearby & it was like, Wow. I bet this guy gets laid a lot out of this environment. I know
@BackInTheGame78 can confirm from his DJ days...and how hilarious if this guy actually was BITG, lol. We both thought the guy was really cool (and he seemed to enjoy having us to banter with on the mixes and the tracks and the nostalgia of the clubs in the 80s/90s as he was our age.)
And he was not especially handsome, not particularly tall (maybe 6, not sure)....but he had a unique style/look/vibe that had that allure I was talking about above. And probably not making hella money, but his energy was just doing what he was doing, and that was enough. He was authentic. Women could feel that.
The only other thing I'd suggest as food for thought to OP or the reader, is mind what you focus on. You tend (law of attraction) to create what you focus on. If a man focuses heavily on "lack" of women, then believe it or not, you'll actually magnify being repulsive to women, creating even greater lack....
But if you focus on how much you love & adore women, you'll emanate a warmth & appealing energy that is attractive, but not in a needy way.
If you are focused on something else in your life (a passion, a business, a talent, etc.) ahead of women, then women are not primary and you create an environment where a woman can join your adventure, so go create your adventure.
Some of this is kinda abstract, but basically create a self sufficient self, be outcome independent, be internally validated, Simple, but not always easy to get there in life.