Vulpine
Master Don Juan
It's a classic question.
"If a tree falls in the woods, and noone is around to hear it, does it make a sound?"
How many times have you been in an arguement over the answer? Well, it's a trick question. There is only one correct answer, and that answer is: "No."
Perception.
Noun
sound (plural sounds)
1. A sensation perceived by the ear caused by the vibration of air or some other medium. (He turned when he heard the sound of footsteps behind him.)
If noone is there to perceive the vibrations in the air as "sound", there is no sound.
Yeah, thanks for clearing that up, Vulpine. Well, give me a minute...
See, for years I've been all about debauchery. I would rap with stuffy people about society and it's perceptions in attempts to loosen them up. I've even formulated a formula to determine a woman's "sluttiness". It started as a laugh-getter in sex conversations, but evolved into a tension-breaker, and later into an ASD destroyer.
The premise of the "slut factor" (or whatever cutesy name you want to call it) is simple:
A woman's "sluttiness" is directly proportional to the amount of witnesses to the slvtty act.
Also a factor is how radical the behavior in question is/was and could be perceived.
For you math nerds...
Where F = a female, s = sluttiness, W = witnesses, b = behavior:
Fs = Wb
So simple!
Once aware, it is easy to see the "slut factor" function in common, everyday scenarios. To better understand, consider the same woman, with the same behavior, in two different scenarios:
In one, it's Mardi Gras, and she shows her t!tt!es to get some beads. There are hundreds of witnesses, but the behavior isn't radical (in fact it's encouraged), so the 'slut factor' is very low to zero.
In the other scenario, she shows her t!tt!es to some random guy in a bar. There are far fewer witnesses, but the behavior is far more radical in that environment, so the 'slut factor' is fairly high.
Ok, so, it's anti-slut defense time. How does this help? It's the understanding of the problem and the understanding of women's logic that will help you to crush any resistance you should encounter. We know from our studies here that women love sex, but are scared to death of the slut label, right? If you can explain away the label, then the clothes almost remove themselves.
HB: "No, wait, I can't."
V: "You can't? Or, you don't want to me to think you're a slut?"
HB: "Uh... the second part."
V: "There is no such thing as a slut."
Here's where you drop the knowledge.
HB: "What? Explain."
V: "Ok, well, if a tree falls in the woods, and noone is there to hear it, does it make a sound?"
If she answers "Yes", explain how and why she is wrong. If "no", prompt her to explain her answer. If the answer is "perception", proceed to question two...)
V: "So, if a woman has lots of hot, fulfilling, animal sex, and noone is there to hear it, is she a slut?"
If delivered in an authoritative way, yet maintaining the sexual escalation going in the background, you deliver all the assurance she wants, and show yourself to be a "deep thinker" in one smooth little conversation. Once employed, you can adjust the length of explanations to suit the feedback you recieve from the woman.
This could be considered leading, albeit complex. If the explanations are embellished with other vivid imagery, you can surely see how effective a tool this can be. Feel free to call me eccentric, but I get laid. I am batting a thousand with this, so I wanted to share it with you guys.
Happy barrier breaking!
"If a tree falls in the woods, and noone is around to hear it, does it make a sound?"
How many times have you been in an arguement over the answer? Well, it's a trick question. There is only one correct answer, and that answer is: "No."
Perception.
Noun
sound (plural sounds)
1. A sensation perceived by the ear caused by the vibration of air or some other medium. (He turned when he heard the sound of footsteps behind him.)
If noone is there to perceive the vibrations in the air as "sound", there is no sound.
Yeah, thanks for clearing that up, Vulpine. Well, give me a minute...
See, for years I've been all about debauchery. I would rap with stuffy people about society and it's perceptions in attempts to loosen them up. I've even formulated a formula to determine a woman's "sluttiness". It started as a laugh-getter in sex conversations, but evolved into a tension-breaker, and later into an ASD destroyer.
The premise of the "slut factor" (or whatever cutesy name you want to call it) is simple:
A woman's "sluttiness" is directly proportional to the amount of witnesses to the slvtty act.
Also a factor is how radical the behavior in question is/was and could be perceived.
For you math nerds...
Where F = a female, s = sluttiness, W = witnesses, b = behavior:
Fs = Wb
So simple!
Once aware, it is easy to see the "slut factor" function in common, everyday scenarios. To better understand, consider the same woman, with the same behavior, in two different scenarios:
In one, it's Mardi Gras, and she shows her t!tt!es to get some beads. There are hundreds of witnesses, but the behavior isn't radical (in fact it's encouraged), so the 'slut factor' is very low to zero.
In the other scenario, she shows her t!tt!es to some random guy in a bar. There are far fewer witnesses, but the behavior is far more radical in that environment, so the 'slut factor' is fairly high.
Ok, so, it's anti-slut defense time. How does this help? It's the understanding of the problem and the understanding of women's logic that will help you to crush any resistance you should encounter. We know from our studies here that women love sex, but are scared to death of the slut label, right? If you can explain away the label, then the clothes almost remove themselves.
HB: "No, wait, I can't."
V: "You can't? Or, you don't want to me to think you're a slut?"
HB: "Uh... the second part."
V: "There is no such thing as a slut."
Here's where you drop the knowledge.
HB: "What? Explain."
V: "Ok, well, if a tree falls in the woods, and noone is there to hear it, does it make a sound?"
If she answers "Yes", explain how and why she is wrong. If "no", prompt her to explain her answer. If the answer is "perception", proceed to question two...)
V: "So, if a woman has lots of hot, fulfilling, animal sex, and noone is there to hear it, is she a slut?"
If delivered in an authoritative way, yet maintaining the sexual escalation going in the background, you deliver all the assurance she wants, and show yourself to be a "deep thinker" in one smooth little conversation. Once employed, you can adjust the length of explanations to suit the feedback you recieve from the woman.
This could be considered leading, albeit complex. If the explanations are embellished with other vivid imagery, you can surely see how effective a tool this can be. Feel free to call me eccentric, but I get laid. I am batting a thousand with this, so I wanted to share it with you guys.
Happy barrier breaking!
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