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Master Don Juan
Some important points I made last time:
The old adage says that we can afford to lose the battle so long as we win the war. In the same way, I can afford to lose any particular girl so long as I continue to become more attractive.
It's not any particular girl that matters but my skill and my core beliefs about myself.
Which is why I've started dressing like crap.
Let me explain.
Ever since I started telling people about this latest eccentricity of mine, people have been really surprised that I am trying to look worse not better. And rightfully so, the notion is unusual.
We live in a world of plastic surgery, of eye-liner and lipstick, and men who live in the gym, always trying to tone their abs or biceps.
The rich buy the trendiest clothes and drive the trendiest cars.
And little old me, I walk up and say that my favorite way, and I think the best way of improving your attractiveness is to dress like crap? Who am I to go against entire industries dedicated to attracting the opposite sex, who say this hat or that pair of jeans is the secret to finding the person of your dreams.
So of course people are surprised. Dressing like crap goes against everything we can conceive, so how can it help?
"A six-pack is like honey for the honeys"
I used to think that I needed to perfect my looks to get women. I promised myself that I would "attract them with my body and keep them with my soul." But deep down, fashion and fitness for me were always motivated by a feeling of inadequacy. I felt like my only hope of being desirable was looking good. That was because I felt like a boring person.
So I went to the gym every day, I got in fabulous physical shape. I was never a hulk with an 8-pack, but I was in the best shape of my life.
But then I met women, and I always wondered... is she into me because of my looks?
Rather than helping me feel better about myself, fitness just gave me more questions.
So *what* if I looked better? I was proud of myself for my discipline, for my good health, don't get me wrong. But I didn't feel like a more attractive person for being in great physical shape. In fact, I was more suspicious than ever when a girl liked me. I felt like, "it must be because of my body."
I don't like that feeling.
I'm going even farther than dressing like crap. I'm not shaving, I'm not going to the gym, I'm not cutting my hair.
A different kind of weight training
I guess you could call what I'm doing personality-training. The goal is to make my personality stronger, which obviously has effects that go beyond improving game. But if it improves my game, that's great too.
Being out of shape, dressing like crap is a great opportunity to exercise the only muscle that really matters: my social skills.
Both looks and personality play into attraction right? If I was an Adonis, I wouldn't need much personality to get women. Women would be interested in my body, they would just want to know I wasn't an axe-murderer, then I'd be in. It wouldn't take much to sell the girl, or at least, it would take a lot less.
If I'm a regular guy, I'm going to need a lot more personality to sell the girl, right? If I'm a guy in a wheelchair, or kinda fat, I'm going to need a whole hell of a lot to get women. Of course, some will say no outright, but that's ok. If I'm a guy in a wheelchair, some very pretty women will say yes, if I have an amazing personality. That's just the way I imagine it, but I think there is some truth to that.
So I guess I am saying that for me, I don't like the idea of looking good to get women. Looking better impedes the development of true social skill. And like I said, I want to attract a woman with my mind, not my body.
So that means instead of trying to attract women because of how I look, I want to get women DESPITE how I look.
Besides, I look around me and I see bulky looking men everywhere. That's because anybody can go to the gym. I don't meet many people with personalities so powerful that they seem to give off a bright light from their head.
I see nothing wrong with working out for itself. I see nothing wrong with dressing up for a girlfriend. Ultimately, I want to be both healthy and have a great personality. I would love to be the whole package, and I don't think we have to choose.
I have chosen in my life to pursue the strengthening of my personality right now. That may be through wearing an eye patch, letting my hair and beard grow.
The point is to rely on and strengthen my personality, my social skills, not my looks. In any case, social skills are the true basis for success.
Izza
Part 3:My job, the entire purpose of the any coward can do this series, is to make approaching fun, so that people WANT to approach - not for the benefits later, but for the joy of approaching right now.I think people should feel joy during the act of approaching or not do it at all.
Now if I just got on here and told you a really easy and risk-free way of approaching a girl, NOBODY WOULD DO IT, or even listen. No, that is not the route this series must take. The point of this series is to provide simple, painless exercises that help us realize that approaching women is actually fun and easy.
Part 1, I provided an experiment to provide personal evidence that it is not fear that stops us from approaching.
In Part 2, I recommended a "straight pride parade." I recommended the student learn to talk about sex with everybody outside of the workplace - and judiciously within. Talk with your parents, your friends, your family. Tell all. This is a GREAT shortcut to approaching. I can't believe more people haven't thought of it.
You will soon see that approaching women is something that appeals to you.
The old adage says that we can afford to lose the battle so long as we win the war. In the same way, I can afford to lose any particular girl so long as I continue to become more attractive.
It's not any particular girl that matters but my skill and my core beliefs about myself.
Which is why I've started dressing like crap.
Let me explain.
Ever since I started telling people about this latest eccentricity of mine, people have been really surprised that I am trying to look worse not better. And rightfully so, the notion is unusual.
We live in a world of plastic surgery, of eye-liner and lipstick, and men who live in the gym, always trying to tone their abs or biceps.
The rich buy the trendiest clothes and drive the trendiest cars.
And little old me, I walk up and say that my favorite way, and I think the best way of improving your attractiveness is to dress like crap? Who am I to go against entire industries dedicated to attracting the opposite sex, who say this hat or that pair of jeans is the secret to finding the person of your dreams.
So of course people are surprised. Dressing like crap goes against everything we can conceive, so how can it help?
"A six-pack is like honey for the honeys"
I used to think that I needed to perfect my looks to get women. I promised myself that I would "attract them with my body and keep them with my soul." But deep down, fashion and fitness for me were always motivated by a feeling of inadequacy. I felt like my only hope of being desirable was looking good. That was because I felt like a boring person.
So I went to the gym every day, I got in fabulous physical shape. I was never a hulk with an 8-pack, but I was in the best shape of my life.
But then I met women, and I always wondered... is she into me because of my looks?
Rather than helping me feel better about myself, fitness just gave me more questions.
So *what* if I looked better? I was proud of myself for my discipline, for my good health, don't get me wrong. But I didn't feel like a more attractive person for being in great physical shape. In fact, I was more suspicious than ever when a girl liked me. I felt like, "it must be because of my body."
I don't like that feeling.
I'm going even farther than dressing like crap. I'm not shaving, I'm not going to the gym, I'm not cutting my hair.
A different kind of weight training
I guess you could call what I'm doing personality-training. The goal is to make my personality stronger, which obviously has effects that go beyond improving game. But if it improves my game, that's great too.
Being out of shape, dressing like crap is a great opportunity to exercise the only muscle that really matters: my social skills.
Both looks and personality play into attraction right? If I was an Adonis, I wouldn't need much personality to get women. Women would be interested in my body, they would just want to know I wasn't an axe-murderer, then I'd be in. It wouldn't take much to sell the girl, or at least, it would take a lot less.
If I'm a regular guy, I'm going to need a lot more personality to sell the girl, right? If I'm a guy in a wheelchair, or kinda fat, I'm going to need a whole hell of a lot to get women. Of course, some will say no outright, but that's ok. If I'm a guy in a wheelchair, some very pretty women will say yes, if I have an amazing personality. That's just the way I imagine it, but I think there is some truth to that.
So I guess I am saying that for me, I don't like the idea of looking good to get women. Looking better impedes the development of true social skill. And like I said, I want to attract a woman with my mind, not my body.
So that means instead of trying to attract women because of how I look, I want to get women DESPITE how I look.
Besides, I look around me and I see bulky looking men everywhere. That's because anybody can go to the gym. I don't meet many people with personalities so powerful that they seem to give off a bright light from their head.
I see nothing wrong with working out for itself. I see nothing wrong with dressing up for a girlfriend. Ultimately, I want to be both healthy and have a great personality. I would love to be the whole package, and I don't think we have to choose.
I have chosen in my life to pursue the strengthening of my personality right now. That may be through wearing an eye patch, letting my hair and beard grow.
The point is to rely on and strengthen my personality, my social skills, not my looks. In any case, social skills are the true basis for success.
Izza
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