“The 22 Rules That Turned Me From Invisible to Irresistible With Women… Starting Tonight”

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I used to freeze the second a beautiful woman looked my way. Frustrated. Awkward. Watching other guys walk away with the girl while I stood there tongue-tied.

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These rules trigger a woman's subconscious attraction switches. And you can start using them tonight.

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Understanding your ego

Chromeo

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just discovered this website urban monk an article on understanding your ego. I have realized a lot from this article, think you guys should read it

What your ego is and how to stop it from obscuring your inner peace and unconditional love

still I find my self thinking how do you differentiate controlling your ego and being a pushover. The article tries to explain this staying, if something is hurting you then get out or do something about it, but its also saying you should recognize these painful thoughts and let them pass. With that said, lets say your ex contacts you and many painful memories rush to your head, now do you let those memories pass as that is your ego playing its role, or because it hurts you do you get out or do something about it, i.e. dont talk to your ex, or tell her to F off and lose a friend?

or your ex cheats on you, your hurt so you get out, you let the bad thoughts go and she wants to hang out again and you have a fun time, do you continue that? lets say you have sex, do you continue that? or since you were hurt from that your out forever?

also what makes people naturally more in control of their egos than others, I know people exactly like this, they dont seem to have a care in the world, they will punch you out and help you back up. chemical balance? life experience and conditioning?

I keep saying i feel like I have one thing holding me back, last time it was "holding grudges" now after reading this I understand its my ego thats actually the cause of the problem... I do put more focus into being right, than being happy.
 

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She calls you when her car breaks down. When she needs help moving. When some guy she's actually dating treats her badly.

You're the listener. The reliable one. The guy who would treat her so much better, if she'd just open her eyes.

She won't. You trained her to see you as the low-effort option — the friend who requires zero risk and zero investment. Every favor dug the hole deeper.

The "22 Rules" break the pattern. You'll stop auditioning for a role she already cast and become the man she chases instead. It starts with Rule 1.

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Reckoning

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That's a great article, great in theory, but I will never be able to apply it.

I love my ego and I nurture it whenever I can, whether by flirting with every decent looking girl I meet or dressing to look good, or getting a possession that others will be envious of (such as a hot girlfriend, clothes etc. ). It's just the way I am, and I don't think I could ever change it.

Sure, I did get hurt in the past because unexpected things happened that ruined me and my ego, but now that I am back in a happy place, I'm sure the total happiness outweighs the times I have to suffer because of my ego.
 

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Reckoning said:
That's a great article, great in theory, but I will never be able to apply it.

I love my ego and I nurture it whenever I can, whether by flirting with every decent looking girl I meet or dressing to look good, or getting a possession that others will be envious of (such as a hot girlfriend, clothes etc. ). It's just the way I am, and I don't think I could ever change it.

Sure, I did get hurt in the past because unexpected things happened that ruined me and my ego, but now that I am back in a happy place, I'm sure the total happiness outweighs the times I have to suffer because of my ego.
I think the key is to be able to temper your emotions and feed your ego only when beneficial. If you are having a good experience and getting what you want, then feed the beast and let the good times roll. On the other hand when you are inevitably disappointed or crushed, withdrawal from your ego to get an "outside" perspective and temper the pain that you are experiencing with meditation or losing expectations for a while until your equilibrium is reestablished.
 

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DJjazzyJeff said:
I think the key is to be able to temper your emotions and feed your ego only when beneficial. If you are having a good experience and getting what you want, then feed the beast and let the good times roll. On the other hand when you are inevitably disappointed or crushed, withdrawal from your ego to get an "outside" perspective and temper the pain that you are experiencing with meditation or losing expectations for a while until your equilibrium is reestablished.

Exactly, that's what I always do when I'm crushed.
 
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