What state?Alright so I have a lot of b!tches right now. It makes me happy. I don’t like that it makes me happy. I wanna be in that state regardless. Tips?
If you currently have too many women chasing you, calling you, harassing you, knocking on your door at 2 o'clock in the morning... then I have the simple solution for you.
Just read my free ebook 22 Rules for Massive Success With Women and do the opposite of what I recommend.
This will quickly drive all women away from you.
And you will be able to relax and to live your life in peace and quiet.
As I get older I sort of disagree with this but I've had a lot of sex with women. I'd honestly prefer to spend my time with 1-2 women who I really enjoy hanging out with AND ****ing vs random one night stands.What state?
B1tches are not for happiness. B1tches are for sex. So something has to be wrong about your approach.
This. I'm a victim of this mindset as well. I've also been looking into stoicism. It's not an easy concept to practice everyday and it takes a dedicated effort to apply in everyday life from what I've learned.I think a lot of us use female validation for happiness. It's a dangerous web in my opinion as I've fallen victim to this before and when you have no women you feel like ****. It's your ego bro.
What goals outside women do you have in life? Career? Money? Spiritually?
I've been reading a lot of stoic material and its helping me. (Marcus Aurellis, Meditations).
This and Zen. Whenever I remember to, I always try to reframe all things that have an expectation to something along the lines of "if it happens, no problem. If it doesn't happen, no problem." Not to get overly philosophical, but I find that life is about finding that sweet spot between "being" and "goals." Being = the part of you that embraces outcome independence and carries out the things you have to do in a way where you're not focused on the end, but on what's happening right now at that very moment. Goals = the part that has deadlines and needs things finished and is concerned with making sure that your vision is played out and fulfilled. I've been trying to find that balance all my life and will continue to.I've also been looking into stoicism.
I do all of those things. Been lifting 15 years. Purple belt in bjj. I play the piano. I run my business. I invest. Blah.I second the above comment.
Basically, you have the right to be happy about being abundant with pvssies, but on the other hand, do not link your happiness with it.
Go hit the gym, learn a musical instrument, learn a new language, learn to code, learn anything you want to learn, pursue a hobby, pvssies and b~tches are the side dishes, not the main dish.
How do you break that?It's very simple. You choose to be happy with what you have at every moment. The best way to do that is to not identify as your ego, because you're more than just that.
The problem is that the ego is incapable of being happy. Whatever it achieves will eventually fade away or crumble because reality is ever-changing. There will always be something shiny and new, there are girls turning 20 every day, you name it. But the minute the ego gets what it wants is the minute is starts looking for something else. If you can break the vicious circle then you can be happy.
Breaking the vicious circle really comes from realizing that gaining material goods and bedding hot women for any "social standing" is nothing but the ego validating itself. There's nothing wrong with having these things, but if you change your mentality away from identifying with your "possessions" then the rest just follows. The idea that you should gain ANYTHING from any activity that you do, outside of the goal of the activity, is the ego fallacy.How do you break that?
Reading a book right now called "ego is the enemy". It breaks down how your ego can make you unhappy and the problems that arise from it.Breaking the vicious circle really comes from realizing that gaining material goods and bedding hot women for any "social standing" is nothing but the ego validating itself. There's nothing wrong with having these things, but if you change your mentality away from identifying with your "possessions" then the rest just follows. The idea that you should gain ANYTHING from any activity that you do, outside of the goal of the activity, is the ego fallacy.
This is common with people like Keanu Reeves, almost all Medal of Honor recipients and the most popular sports stars. They always credit the team and downplay their own achievements because they realize that they couldn't do the things they do without a team to back them up. They are very often loved for this humbleness, but they don't do it looking for love or appreciation.
If you want to break the vicious circle then you really need to find your own way towards it. You can't get it from a book or anyone else's mouth because it's the attempting itself that causes the change.
Enjoy it. Pvssy makes a man happy.Alright so I have a lot of b!tches right now. It makes me happy. I don’t like that it makes me happy. I wanna be in that state regardless. Tips?
The truth is that these things are never broken, the dread of women will always appear with time away, thus, you must be attempting to engage in some sort of interaction with every woman you come across and the better looking you are, the more success you will have in INITIATING.How do you break that?
I have two as well. Unfortunately they are in the same house as my ex wife as for now I have nowhere here to store them.Buy a motorcycle. I have 2 and I'm loving life.