DEEZEDBRAH
Master Don Juan
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I don't disagree. I am subscribing to the Aaron Clarey enjoy the decline. I shoot my shot. Be 8+ lift, diet, game, get the bag. I pull or I next. I pillage what I can and I troll REAL HARD. I recommend getting out the popcorn and watching in real time what rsd Tyler calls the frog on the burner. Slow simmer. It cooks. Watch the women fry. Bulking season, fat as ****kkk, single mom *** dumpster.False equity = what most women these days have, thanks to OLD, Social Media and other platforms that give the majority of women a sense of abundance that does not exist. Not all women, but most.
@Desdinova has always said that in order for a relationship to work you must find a young and trainable woman and mold her into what you want her to be. I definitely agree with that, but it is not always the case or available.
Most women are 7s and below out in the real world. On these platforms (OLD, FB, IG, SNAP) they gain attention from men that would never talk to them in a real life social setting. The men are only approaching them online in sexual nature because thats all they see the woman's value to be. Lets face it, a 6 IRL is not going to get hit on in a club or bar by a guy who is a 9, makes 6 figures and has the world by the balls. But he will approach her online and turn her into a sexual orbiter that can be called up on a dry spell.
This happens all of the time. The problem that it leads to, according to many men who approach me for advice, is how to deal with these women. If you are an honest 8 and you are getting rejected by a 6, there is probably some measure of false equity involved. She THINKS that she can do better. What she sees as potential relationship partners are merely a wolf in sheep's clothing looking for an easy lay at home on a Tuesday night, then throwing her to the curb.
False equity is a real thing. It seems to only be getting worse and the question I ask, is how do we as men deal with it? I have no trouble with women, as I will just go silent at the first impression that a particular woman thinks she is much better than she really is according to her looks, social status, education etc....which defines her value. My time is valuable because I make it valuable an as such, I screen well and I am choosy on who I offer my time to.
But I am curious- where does this false equity lead going further in the dating world and at what point do some women wake up and realize they are merely pump and dumps? Not that I mind them, because I am on the side of the fence taking advantage of the situation. But the majority of men on this board either struggle with women or at best case are confused by women, and that is why I am here, to help.
Thoughts?
Happy Hunting
In pandemic women are getting fatter. It's hilarious.