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So what you are saying here is that women might respond FAVORABLY to it, but only a "lonely, depressed, whack job of a man" might consider using it to his advantage?
Those are shaming words, my friend.
You probably also believe that men who are unsuccessful with women should "just be themselves". No? You agree that they should change? Then where do you draw the line? Dressing nicely? Leaving a date early when it is going well? Running c0cky/funny game? Negs? All out ass hole game?
See what I am getting at?"
I see what you mean.
This has been a big problem for me. How much did I want to change? Where is the line? What is self-improvement... and what is betrayal of yourself?
By now I don't see becoming a DJ as rewriting my whole personality. I realized that we aren't black and white, I wasn't 100% AFC before and had to become the opposite. We are here to fix certain problems about ourselves.
The problem with becoming someone else entirely is, that it effects not just your actions towards women, but towards you friends, your family and people in general. Trying out, say, neghits, isn't a problem because you can do it on certain women, it doesn't effect the rest of your life.
We all face dangerous decisions on our journey. I remember all those posts about how your friends can hold you back and if this is the case you should just get new ones. I once thought this way but I'm happy I realized that even if they lead a different lifestyle and are "AFC" in certain ways, they are still great friends who helped me out all the time, where loyal, etc.
What I want to say is, that you don't have to rewrite your whole personality, just enrich it. Women ARE different, most of my game now is about adjustment, I treat different women differently depending on their caracter. I don't see it as becoming something I'm not, I am all of these things, I can be cool and charming, I can be funny, it's all me, it's all fun.
So in the end, let's add traits and techniques etc to ourselves, but overwriting everything at once will turn you into an actor. Sometimes it's better to change slowly and just go with your experiences.
End of lecture