Secret Society

[Jariel]

How about you look at the percentage of men in stable relationships or marriages. How many of these men are in the secret society? Less than 0000000001% of these men needed a seduction seminar, book or DVD in their lives.

How many guys have sex regularly? Probably less than 000000000000000000000000000000001% of these guys have even heard of seduction gurus like Tyler Durdan or David D.

 

[BLUEox117]

Originally posted by Jariel
all women are seduction masterminds and manipulators, and we guys don't stand a chance..!

that WOULD be funny
i feel sorry for anyone who feels this way. They probably hadnt talked to a female for the past week at least if not more....

 

[legolas]

1) If you tell a girl that you're gay, and that you want to "see what it feels like to be with a girl", she'll sleep with you. She won't insist on using a condom either, unless you do. You're part of the secret society, where condoms aren't necessary because they are logical entities and not emotionally relevant.

That's pretty funny :crackup:

 

[Abbott]

Originally posted by Jariel
How about you look at the percentage of men in stable relationships or marriages. How many of these men are in the secret society? Less than 0000000001% of these men needed a seduction seminar, book or DVD in their lives.

How many guys have sex regularly? Probably less than 000000000000000000000000000000001% of these guys have even heard of seduction gurus like Tyler Durdan or David D.

I'm not so sure that a marriage means that the man is a member of the "secret society." My parents have been married for over 26 years, and there's no reason to think that'll change anytime soon. But at the same time, I can't think of anything special about him. He's never been a "ladies' man," and has never been terribly interested in being one. I don't really think of him as a fellow who'd quickly and easily replace my mother if for some reason they weren't together anymore.

What makes marriage such a good indicator of membership in the "secret society?"

And what makes regular sex a good indicator? Theoretically a man could pay a prostitute every week. That's regular sex, but that doesn't make him particularly great. Anyone can do that, given they're stupid enough not to care about the potential risks (AIDS and other STDs).

Ben

 

[Jariel]

Originally posted by Abbott
I'm not so sure that a marriage means that the man is a member of the "secret society." My parents have been married for over 26 years, and there's no reason to think that'll change anytime soon. But at the same time, I can't think of anything special about him. He's never been a "ladies' man," and has never been terribly interested in being one. I don't really think of him as a fellow who'd quickly and easily replace my mother if for some reason they weren't together anymore.

What makes marriage such a good indicator of membership in the "secret society?"

And what makes regular sex a good indicator? Theoretically a man could pay a prostitute every week. That's regular sex, but that doesn't make him particularly great. Anyone can do that, given they're stupid enough not to care about the potential risks (AIDS and other STDs).

Ben

What I'm saying is that a MASSIVE majority of men don't belong any secret seduction society nor need any seduction material to get sex or have good marriages.

 

[Abbott]

Re: Re: Secret Society

Originally posted by h2o
This post is very very true. My wing (he's not part of the community either, just a natural) who I occasionally sarge with (who has pretty good skills btw)...

...if i've hit a dry patch or whatever lately, he'll offer me girls that will willingly have sex with me. i've usually declined, because for some reason i feel a bit weird about it.

he's already fvcked her (and lord knows how many other guys), and it's kind of like passing a joint around the room, but instead your passing around a slvt who's very comfortable with giving. But apparently, according to this article, sex with secret society members doesn't count, and also doesn't make a girl a slvt, so that's the twisted logic there.

Gross...

I don't expect people to be virgins until they marry, but that's just over the top.

Originally posted by h2o
It's almost like, if you have this sort of mindset and the girls you pick-up do also, you can have like interchangable fvck buddies. I guess it's just something I'll get comfortable with over time, but for now, it's somewhat like, "whoa..."

I definitely agree with the whole bit about not judging. Maybe that's why I've been able to develop this connection to the secret society to begin with, but in a way, because I don't usually show such objections on the outside...I keep these such thoughts to myself, and tell him/her, maybe next time or later. I'm just still not comfortable with this whole big, swinger club sort of thing. Although, if I don't get any for a really long time and need it, I'll know where to get it, so it's actually not that bad. Being around people like this has definitely made me a lot more comfortable with my sexuality (projection) too

eh...this is a bit off tangent but...

Funny thing is, I think it's all about confidence. My wing will check out a girl as she passes by, and say "dayum, girl..." and tell her how nice she looks, and still get her. It's funny how a lot of people wouldn't understand how that works until they actually get out there and realize it's almost all about confidence and being yourself pretty much.

He can say that and not get slapped?

Originally posted by h2o
And also, I never thought the whole "gangbang" thing was actually commonly practiced. I thought it was just some porn/fetish thing on the Internet...but damn, there's a lot of guys and girls who do that.

What makes you think it's more common? Given how strange and "out there" it is, I don't see how too many other people would be interested in it either. Sure, go far enough and you can find someone who does it. But it can't be that common.


Ben

 

[So pimp its scary]

Originally posted by Jariel
How about you look at the percentage of men in stable relationships or marriages. How many of these men are in the secret society? Less than 0000000001% of these men needed a seduction seminar, book or DVD in their lives.

How many guys have sex regularly? Probably less than 000000000000000000000000000000001% of these guys have even heard of seduction gurus like Tyler Durdan or David D.

BUT how many of these married guys aren't really chumps that just 'got lucky' to get a girl hard up enough to put up with him.

Don't forget the lover and provider theory... where a small percentage of men are loverts that have sex with ALOT of women, and then the providers are there to provide for all the lovers children. Except, a woman will unconsciously abort an illegitimate child of her um... trustworthyness is in doubt.

Now, there is no real NEED for this information per se... bit having that information put in front of you will help alot of people to 'get it' alot easier than if they had to figure that shyt out on their own.

 

[thederekeffect1]

Real or just a selling technique, I say **** the "secret society". 50% of women don't know about it either, right? I'd rather go for those women. **** the secret society's world. In my world there IS a such thing as a slut... And ****ing someone else in ANY way DOES count.

Anyway, if the idea of this secret society does interest you, read the book Choke by Chuck Pahluniuk (author of... well... take a wild guess. Fight Club)

 

[BLUEox117]

its a metaphor you fools, and the percentage if of all people in this world, and the 49% are the "AFC men";
its all bull**** tho.