In the movie, Meet Joe Black, the character, Susan, falls in love with the character Joe Black. It is a perfect depiction of a real woman falling for a real man. Notice the complete lack of anything remotely resembling game. There is no power play, no routines, and no cheesy lines. Every woman who’s fallen for me acted just as she does.
In the scene where they meet he is just going about living his life and she strikes up a conversation with him. They talk about nothing special, he mentions some problem his sister is having and she mentions something about being a doctor mixed in with some small talk. Eventually they each go their own way with neither having made any effort to get or give the other phone numbers or any thing like that.
In their next meeting he is a guest of her father at dinner and she is there with her boyfriend. The boyfriend, Drew, noticed them looking at each other and objected, sounding very much like those who post on here, saying things about a girl not respecting them enough. It is Drew who throughout the movie is playing games, who is being manipulative, who loses out in the end as I’m sure many who follow the whole PUA/DJ/Plate spinning nonsense do. He told her in no uncertain terms that he did not like the way that she looked at Joe, that it is disrespectful towards him. She pretty much told him to bug off.
Later on he shows up at the hospital where she works. Doesn’t come on to her or anything just says he came to see her and made no move.
When they finally get alone she asks him if he’s married, has a girl friend, or gay. He says no. Then she says, ”So tell me Joe, how come a man as attractive, intelligent, well spoken, definite in the most seductive way, and yet powerful, he’s all alone in this world.” Then she asks if she can kiss him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWXfyWI9RPw&feature=related
Some of you guys talk about being the prize. Well this is what it is like to be the prize and the way girls react when you are the prize. Compare this video with the video with Mystery on the thread about mystery,
http://www.sosuave.net/forum/showthread.php?t=137428
In the scene where they meet he is just going about living his life and she strikes up a conversation with him. They talk about nothing special, he mentions some problem his sister is having and she mentions something about being a doctor mixed in with some small talk. Eventually they each go their own way with neither having made any effort to get or give the other phone numbers or any thing like that.
In their next meeting he is a guest of her father at dinner and she is there with her boyfriend. The boyfriend, Drew, noticed them looking at each other and objected, sounding very much like those who post on here, saying things about a girl not respecting them enough. It is Drew who throughout the movie is playing games, who is being manipulative, who loses out in the end as I’m sure many who follow the whole PUA/DJ/Plate spinning nonsense do. He told her in no uncertain terms that he did not like the way that she looked at Joe, that it is disrespectful towards him. She pretty much told him to bug off.
Later on he shows up at the hospital where she works. Doesn’t come on to her or anything just says he came to see her and made no move.
When they finally get alone she asks him if he’s married, has a girl friend, or gay. He says no. Then she says, ”So tell me Joe, how come a man as attractive, intelligent, well spoken, definite in the most seductive way, and yet powerful, he’s all alone in this world.” Then she asks if she can kiss him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWXfyWI9RPw&feature=related
Some of you guys talk about being the prize. Well this is what it is like to be the prize and the way girls react when you are the prize. Compare this video with the video with Mystery on the thread about mystery,
http://www.sosuave.net/forum/showthread.php?t=137428