Debonair_5 said:
After literally reading The Game by Neil Strauss in two days and reading and perusing this site. I'm interested, actually intrigued. Style in the book said something very interesting: "After all the women we had and the fame, I felt empty inside" I wonder, being the best we can be must entail more than women or ostensibly more than possessions. It was to the point where Style said he felt like a misogynist where he used women to his own advances. Even Mystery was miserable. In your own personal experiences have your views toward women changed/ views toward your outcomes in what you want in life? And ultimately, are you happy?
I love this concept. Many people who come here think having love/sex in their life will solve all of their problems, but relationships really add on more responsibility and potential problems.
Realize, these guys base their lives around being PUAs and teaching the Art of PUAs. I can perfectly understand how they'd feel hollow about that. I know they wouldn't want to trade lives with other people, but their mindsets are usually focused on women, getting laid and their Art.
I think the truly successful PUAs put their Soul into their Art. Practicing, learning, writing books and teaching others. I think helping other people (for nothing in return) is one of the most admirable things a person can do. I gotta thank my man Craig on this one. I love you dude!
Anyway, maybe these guys thought they've figured it all out, and that leaves a void between them and the path to greatness. It's like the space between us on Earth and the edge of the Universe. Imagine that feeling...We can travel to Mars, but we can't travel to another galaxy. Our journey is over for now. It's ALL over. We have to find a new passion to pursue.
Everyone MUST build their life. The self is too important for a man to ignore.
...And that's why I love my Soul, something which no woman can replace.