Preface: Ive been gone a bit. Basically I have taken a leave from the PUA community. While some of the things I have read from here and from guys like David Deangelo have been useful to me, some of the stuff began to hold me back. I got out of the habit of thinking in terminology and planning out my female interactions. No mental masturbation as some seasoned posters have called it. I stopped being so analytical and just went with the flow. Actually, success started coming once I decided to just think for myself and look at both sides of the coin in most situations. No man vs woman, just Jay and whatever girl Im with.
Though some guys here talk about "the matrix" that is the current realm of male-female relations, I feel that many of us unplug from one matrix, only to be plugged into another one. For all the good that the PUA has taught me, there is much rough around these diamonds of info. There is too much negativity and pessimism that I feel holds some good dudes back from getting what they want. Be it love, lots of sex, and/or just a fun dating life.
Anyways, this thread was inspired by this older thread: http://www.sosuave.net/forum/showthread.php?t=75523&page=3
Meat and tatters:
I was talking to a couple buddies about this.
I am attracted to women on my level, so to speak. I like a girl who is college educated, or at least have gone to some sort of school for her field, or is currently in school. When I am on online profiles, if a girl is past the age of 21 and not in college yet, I tend to get turned off. And they usually have the most baggage it seems.
Its because usually in my experience these women usually dont have the ambition that girls who went to school have. They expect a dude to come along and take care of them...or they made some not so smart life decisions that made it hard to go back to school. From speaking to women in the real world or reading profiles, it would seem that the educated girls def have a better head on their shoulders. Of course these are generalizations and exceptions to the rule do exist. But we cannot pretend that we dont notice more single moms or women with crappy jobs who happen to be just high school grads or less.
But I feel like me and some of my friends have started to screen women the way they do us. Smart, educated, good job, not a lot of debt...Basically in the present day, being sexy isnt all that matters anymore. Men want stability and what not from women along with a good personality. I want a sexy girl whos my intellectual equal, and I usually find that in an educated career woman. Complicated, intellectual girls who can hold debates with me sooooo do it for me lol
But hell, I used to talk to girls and if she told me she was studying art, id be less enthused than if she was studying math or law. Then again, Im a student of business and politics...so I like a girl I have something in common with. And art girls have usually not been able to talk to me about things that interested me. Thing is, this used to not matter to guys, and as long as a girl was sexy and showed decent nurturing skills, most guys would bite. However, there is more to a good mate besides her looks and mothering skills. You also need an emotional and mental connection. Someone you can talk to and share your feelings with.
But I guess its that nowadays to me, a good women can show those skills by being independent and having her own money and stuff. Its 2012, shes a freaking adult and because in my head a 2 income household or relationship, is way more stable. The kids will always have more, and theres more security in that. Also, Id get more of the feeling that shes with me more for my personality. And I am def with her for her personality, and her personality plays into the fact that she became a successful independent adult.
Like for example, my good buddy used to work for this flight company. And the VP of Finances was this young girl...late 20s early 30s. Im only 25, but thats a young age to be Financial VP of that company, since it made a lot of cash. Either way, she was sexy(love a woman in a business suit), went to a good school, and had this funky personality. But I was super attracted to the fact that she was thing strong professional business woman with power and was sexy to boot.
Sure I know some dudes are taught the typical stereotype that any woman focused on her career has personality issues, or will be past her prime when she decides to settle down at 30, but lets be realistic. I have met plenty of women with careers who are super cool regular gals.
Then you have the super career oriented gals who are doctors, lawyers and business types who are usually a bit tougher to crack. But that makes sense in a male dominated field, however they tend to want a guy who can make them feel like a woman anyways, but also take her seriously, and mostly not be intimidated by her success
All this being said, youth is most attractive in both sexes, first and foremost. Men and women arent immune to being shallow azzholes but noone gets any younger. Is it not smart to build a career while you have can and then start a family when your still young enough that you wont be walking with a cane by the time your kids hit high school? I personally want to focus on getting my career going and playing music, and not worry so much about family unless the right girl happens along. Im still discovering myself and feel I wont be stable mentally or financially enough until I am near to 30. Can ya fault a guy for admiring a woman who does the same and doesnt seek a meal ticket in a man? I still feel like a kid myself.
Anyone feel me on all this?
Though some guys here talk about "the matrix" that is the current realm of male-female relations, I feel that many of us unplug from one matrix, only to be plugged into another one. For all the good that the PUA has taught me, there is much rough around these diamonds of info. There is too much negativity and pessimism that I feel holds some good dudes back from getting what they want. Be it love, lots of sex, and/or just a fun dating life.
Anyways, this thread was inspired by this older thread: http://www.sosuave.net/forum/showthread.php?t=75523&page=3
Meat and tatters:
I was talking to a couple buddies about this.
I am attracted to women on my level, so to speak. I like a girl who is college educated, or at least have gone to some sort of school for her field, or is currently in school. When I am on online profiles, if a girl is past the age of 21 and not in college yet, I tend to get turned off. And they usually have the most baggage it seems.
Its because usually in my experience these women usually dont have the ambition that girls who went to school have. They expect a dude to come along and take care of them...or they made some not so smart life decisions that made it hard to go back to school. From speaking to women in the real world or reading profiles, it would seem that the educated girls def have a better head on their shoulders. Of course these are generalizations and exceptions to the rule do exist. But we cannot pretend that we dont notice more single moms or women with crappy jobs who happen to be just high school grads or less.
But I feel like me and some of my friends have started to screen women the way they do us. Smart, educated, good job, not a lot of debt...Basically in the present day, being sexy isnt all that matters anymore. Men want stability and what not from women along with a good personality. I want a sexy girl whos my intellectual equal, and I usually find that in an educated career woman. Complicated, intellectual girls who can hold debates with me sooooo do it for me lol
But hell, I used to talk to girls and if she told me she was studying art, id be less enthused than if she was studying math or law. Then again, Im a student of business and politics...so I like a girl I have something in common with. And art girls have usually not been able to talk to me about things that interested me. Thing is, this used to not matter to guys, and as long as a girl was sexy and showed decent nurturing skills, most guys would bite. However, there is more to a good mate besides her looks and mothering skills. You also need an emotional and mental connection. Someone you can talk to and share your feelings with.
But I guess its that nowadays to me, a good women can show those skills by being independent and having her own money and stuff. Its 2012, shes a freaking adult and because in my head a 2 income household or relationship, is way more stable. The kids will always have more, and theres more security in that. Also, Id get more of the feeling that shes with me more for my personality. And I am def with her for her personality, and her personality plays into the fact that she became a successful independent adult.
Like for example, my good buddy used to work for this flight company. And the VP of Finances was this young girl...late 20s early 30s. Im only 25, but thats a young age to be Financial VP of that company, since it made a lot of cash. Either way, she was sexy(love a woman in a business suit), went to a good school, and had this funky personality. But I was super attracted to the fact that she was thing strong professional business woman with power and was sexy to boot.
Sure I know some dudes are taught the typical stereotype that any woman focused on her career has personality issues, or will be past her prime when she decides to settle down at 30, but lets be realistic. I have met plenty of women with careers who are super cool regular gals.
Then you have the super career oriented gals who are doctors, lawyers and business types who are usually a bit tougher to crack. But that makes sense in a male dominated field, however they tend to want a guy who can make them feel like a woman anyways, but also take her seriously, and mostly not be intimidated by her success
All this being said, youth is most attractive in both sexes, first and foremost. Men and women arent immune to being shallow azzholes but noone gets any younger. Is it not smart to build a career while you have can and then start a family when your still young enough that you wont be walking with a cane by the time your kids hit high school? I personally want to focus on getting my career going and playing music, and not worry so much about family unless the right girl happens along. Im still discovering myself and feel I wont be stable mentally or financially enough until I am near to 30. Can ya fault a guy for admiring a woman who does the same and doesnt seek a meal ticket in a man? I still feel like a kid myself.
Anyone feel me on all this?