Ok I didn't know where to post this but I like the replies of guys posting in this section the best, so here it goes.
There are 2 things I'd like to get some insights on, somewhat related but not quite.
1st.
One of my friends has a tendency to ask me weird questions. I have no idea if he's trying to AMOG me or if he's just being insecure about himself or jealous. He's not a very close friend, but he's close with people in my closest circle (weird sentence)..
Anyways..only times I see him is at parties or while hanging out drinking beers before going out on the town. He askes me why I have my hair like I do. And he critizises it as being "too" much. Then when i wore a pink shirt under my sweater, he started asking me about that. And If I ever wore it without the sweater over it. Like he's not approving of my style or trying to make me justify it. When I tell him "yeah, I'm secure enough to pull that of" or anything like that, he just goes "Oh" as if he thinks I should change. He also always asks me questions about how I deal with girls. I've told him that I read stuff and apply what I learn in the field, but he thinks that I'm running around using lines. A common misconception. Also he brings this up in a disapproving tone, yet he seems intrigued and curious. What do you guys think? Is he trying to put me down or is he just interested in learning stuff? Everything we know has been learnt, so why should this be a big deal?
He loves women and is pretty good, except for the fact that he is lazy and only goes for mediocre girls. He has had plenty more girls than me, but half of them I wouldn't touch with a pole. He's a pretty good-looking guy, originated from the phillipines. He seems insecure about his height and weight and also always asks me questions about that because we are kinda similar built. 5'7, 130 pounds or something like that. Not the biggest dudes around.
2nd.
ALL my friends know that I'm actively trying to get better with girls. I also try to get those AFC's to take my advice and listen to the stuff I say. Most think it's good stuff, but never really get into it. Some of them says to me straight up that they doesn't like it or that they think it's stupid. They think that if I use something I learn, then I'm "fake" and are trying to "trick" the girls. They don't understand that I'm integrating and internalizing this stuff to my personality. They think I just want to become a sleazy player who tricks as many girls as he can to bed. Too much morality running around imo
One of my best friends ALWAYS tries to AMOG people, even though he have no clue what that even means. He's always busting on people and he's really getting under their skin. He has a way of getting to them. This apply mostly to guys, 'cause to me he seems more supplicating to girls. But still not a wuss. He COULD be a natural but he never really makes any moves. He's probably the best looking guy in my friend-group..height, looks and physic. He has a GF now though, so he'll probably turn into a chump real soon Now that he knows about me learning this stuff, he has alot of ammo to try and AMOG me. He tries to embarres me in front of girls and to get me to explain myself by telling them what I'm doing, but in a clever and subtle way. He's not being a total jerk about it, just kinda "picking" on me He's the ONE guy that really can make me agitated in an argument or discussion. He's so frickin' annoying in the way he debates that it's almost impossible to stay calm or cool. I'm that way too, but he's even better. I'm able to AMOG him now though after reading techniques and getting into the right mindset. But why do guys try to make this look rediculous? When I tell stuff to my friends I expect them to keep it in the group and not use it to make me seem stupid or make fun of me. I always play it off cool though and often times it leads to interesting conversations with girls though. I talk about seduction theory to them and they are intrigued and amazed. I also get into the double-standards about women-magazines, make-up and girls playing games, while guys are supposed to just know this **** from birth and are not allowed to learn. What's your take on this? Do you guys ever have friends trying to make you look like an ass or to diss what you are doing?
Thx for reading. Any insights would be appreciated.
There are 2 things I'd like to get some insights on, somewhat related but not quite.
1st.
One of my friends has a tendency to ask me weird questions. I have no idea if he's trying to AMOG me or if he's just being insecure about himself or jealous. He's not a very close friend, but he's close with people in my closest circle (weird sentence)..
Anyways..only times I see him is at parties or while hanging out drinking beers before going out on the town. He askes me why I have my hair like I do. And he critizises it as being "too" much. Then when i wore a pink shirt under my sweater, he started asking me about that. And If I ever wore it without the sweater over it. Like he's not approving of my style or trying to make me justify it. When I tell him "yeah, I'm secure enough to pull that of" or anything like that, he just goes "Oh" as if he thinks I should change. He also always asks me questions about how I deal with girls. I've told him that I read stuff and apply what I learn in the field, but he thinks that I'm running around using lines. A common misconception. Also he brings this up in a disapproving tone, yet he seems intrigued and curious. What do you guys think? Is he trying to put me down or is he just interested in learning stuff? Everything we know has been learnt, so why should this be a big deal?
He loves women and is pretty good, except for the fact that he is lazy and only goes for mediocre girls. He has had plenty more girls than me, but half of them I wouldn't touch with a pole. He's a pretty good-looking guy, originated from the phillipines. He seems insecure about his height and weight and also always asks me questions about that because we are kinda similar built. 5'7, 130 pounds or something like that. Not the biggest dudes around.
2nd.
ALL my friends know that I'm actively trying to get better with girls. I also try to get those AFC's to take my advice and listen to the stuff I say. Most think it's good stuff, but never really get into it. Some of them says to me straight up that they doesn't like it or that they think it's stupid. They think that if I use something I learn, then I'm "fake" and are trying to "trick" the girls. They don't understand that I'm integrating and internalizing this stuff to my personality. They think I just want to become a sleazy player who tricks as many girls as he can to bed. Too much morality running around imo
One of my best friends ALWAYS tries to AMOG people, even though he have no clue what that even means. He's always busting on people and he's really getting under their skin. He has a way of getting to them. This apply mostly to guys, 'cause to me he seems more supplicating to girls. But still not a wuss. He COULD be a natural but he never really makes any moves. He's probably the best looking guy in my friend-group..height, looks and physic. He has a GF now though, so he'll probably turn into a chump real soon
Now that he knows about me learning this stuff, he has alot of ammo to try and AMOG me. He tries to embarres me in front of girls and to get me to explain myself by telling them what I'm doing, but in a clever and subtle way. He's not being a total jerk about it, just kinda "picking" on me He's the ONE guy that really can make me agitated in an argument or discussion. He's so frickin' annoying in the way he debates that it's almost impossible to stay calm or cool. I'm that way too, but he's even better. I'm able to AMOG him now though after reading techniques and getting into the right mindset. But why do guys try to make this look rediculous? When I tell stuff to my friends I expect them to keep it in the group and not use it to make me seem stupid or make fun of me. I always play it off cool though and often times it leads to interesting conversations with girls though. I talk about seduction theory to them and they are intrigued and amazed. I also get into the double-standards about women-magazines, make-up and girls playing games, while guys are supposed to just know this **** from birth and are not allowed to learn. What's your take on this? Do you guys ever have friends trying to make you look like an ass or to diss what you are doing? Thx for reading. Any insights would be appreciated.