“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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Long hair - inner DJ : link?

Lolapo

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I never really cared about my hair, it just looked pretty good without putting much effort into it, guess I'm one of those lucky ones :cheer: I'll get back to the hairstuff but first:

Since I've discovered all the info on here and misunderstandig it first (used it to GET females rather than BEING a DJ and improving my life as a priority) I've changed alot mentally and I'm very thankful for this.

I now understand how the content on here isn't for men to get more girls or how to make every girl want you, it's here to make a man out of you that will jumpstart his life into high gear, going for his goals and handling the failures that will pop up at times.

Now that I feel and look different at life, I've gotten the urge to let my hair grow longer in the likes of Orlando Bloom, Brad Pitt, just putting some names here so you guys can visualize.

Then I wondered, there's lots of guys I know famous or in my surroundings that have longer hair and that are really focused at their life goals. Ofcourse we can only wonder if the famous ones really are what they seem. But I've decided I'm going to walk the same path :whistle:
 

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If long hair is acceptable/appropriate in your line of work I say go for it. The first 6 months-year isn't fun, but once the length is right it looks great for the guys who can pull it off. You'll want to go to a salon every 6-8 weeks for upkeep. I've had my hair long for 4-5 years and it compliments me more than short hair ever did and women took notice. I recommend Kiehl's cream with silk groom as a daily hair product.
 

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Currently in the process of growing it out too. The best way to avoid the dreaded akward stage is to get some pomade and side part it (Don Draper style) until you can slick it back. Now while you might look like a 1930s mafia member with the slick back (deniro from godfather 2), you will at least not look like Justin Bieber with the hair all in your face. Your choice, bad ass gangsta or gay ass bieber.
 

Lolapo

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Kohinoor1 said:
If long hair is acceptable/appropriate in your line of work I say go for it. The first 6 months-year isn't fun, but once the length is right it looks great for the guys who can pull it off. You'll want to go to a salon every 6-8 weeks for upkeep. I've had my hair long for 4-5 years and it compliments me more than short hair ever did and women took notice. I recommend Kiehl's cream with silk groom as a daily hair product.
Well I'm going to for the David Beckham style when it's around the 4-6 months length, not much else you can do with it.

Btw, about the products you use, look up no shampoo, I've been doing it for 3 weeks now and can only say, never using shampoo again!
 

Desdinova

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My hair's been long for the last decade or so. The first time I got to the awkward stage, I cut it all off in frustration. The second time I grit my teeth and put up with it. Once you get to the manageable length, it's awesome.

In the spring, I cut mine up to my shoulders, just for a bit of a change. I never heard the end of it from the women in my life. Some of them were on the verge of crying!
 

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Depends how are you balding, or dieting. Mine are falling out bit by bit. I have started growing my hair since I was around 15. I've got natural curls which I hated. I have embraced them now. My ex loved them and sometimes random girls on parties comment on how cute they look.

http://tyrannyoftradition.files.wordpress.com/2014/06/tumblr_mw5kywmxmd1s68914o3_400.jpg

http://www.emptywords.org/MetalEdge02-2000Chuck.JPG

Last time I was at a house party some lass told me I look like this guy.

I was flattered altough I'm not much into death metal.
 

Lolapo

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blind_one said:
Depends how are you balding, or dieting. Mine are falling out bit by bit. I have started growing my hair since I was around 15. I've got natural curls which I hated. I have embraced them now. My ex loved them and sometimes random girls on parties comment on how cute they look.

http://tyrannyoftradition.files.wordpress.com/2014/06/tumblr_mw5kywmxmd1s68914o3_400.jpg

http://www.emptywords.org/MetalEdge02-2000Chuck.JPG

Last time I was at a house party some lass told me I look like this guy.

I was flattered altough I'm not much into death metal.
haha I hear ya, well some say I have some traits like David Becham, that's why I refered to him and i like the hairstyle so I'll just go with that till it's long enough
 
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