Interesting Interview

[Interceptor]

I try to balance the information I get from the seduction/dating comunity with relationship, psychology, spiritual and other avenues of information.
I tend to pay attention also to what women think about dating, sex,relationships and how they view men, all from their perspective.
I know plenty of people dont put much value in what women think, but I do. So I am linking the interview here, and I think it has some good info for men to listen to.

So I came across this webpage that had a very informative interview with Keylee Sanders, a former beauty pageant winner.


http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=Keylee+Sanders&btnG=Search+Images&gbv=2

The website:

http://www.mastersofapproach.com/audio_listening.htm

I think all information should be acknowledged, and I think that all this information we're receiving should be balanced with our OWN Personal reflection and observations. That means, try to balance this outside info you are getting with the first hand knowledge you experience for yourself out in the real world.

Hope it helps.

 

[Victory Unlimited]

Yo Spiritual Intelligence/Tactical Officer INTERCEPTOR,




Thanks for posting this, my man. I think this really is a much needed wake-up call to some guys who live under the misperception that MAJORITY of women think LIKE men.

After listening to this, I couldn't help but think of a couple of things:

1. I've dated women who are more attractive than THIS woman, who have less of a sense of entitlement than SHE seems to have. Remember, beauty IS in the eye of the beholder, troops...lol

2. The very fact that she KNOWS that she has been chosen to do this interview BECAUSE of her looks, has probably inflated her opinion of herself to an even GREATER extent.

Now, it might just be me, and it might be because it's Sunday nite, and I'm kind of tired from having marathon sex with an enthusiastic, flexible (in more ways than ONE---she routinely drives an hour to come see me...), passionate, woman 17 years younger than me-----but this woman being interviewed tended to mostly only succeed at irritating me rather than enlighen me.

I found it amusing that she seems so comfortable, and nonchalant with being referred to as "Beautiful" by the host. And her confidence at giving guys advice about relationships even though she apparently has been recently divorced for some UNDISCLOSED reason, baffles me. It would appear that this woman has been given license to pontificate and prognosticate SOLELY because of HER perceived "beauty". In fact, I would go so far as to say, that it is for women LIKE this one that the whole concept of negative hits and backhanded compliments were created.

At some intervals, she even comes across as jaded and dismissive about guys who make comments to her ON her looks-----even though her whole career and lifestyle is based around her LOOKS!

One of the two best segments of this interview was when the host questioned her about hypocrasy of her intimating that she is TURNED OFF by guys complimenting her on her looks when she admits to having spent so much TIME on her looks that she would be OFFENDED if people DIDN'T notice her looks.

Also, it was priceless when she complained about being annoyed by guys always saying she looked like Angelina Jolie------then the host said something like "That's funny...I was thinking you looked more like ED ASNER."

She let out a surprised "gasp" and laughed it off. But when he said that shyt, I could almost HEAR the swoosh of the verbal sword he swung to cut that "puffed up PEDESTAL" out from under her that she'd been standing on throughout most of that interview.

Not that this chick is the WORST kind of chick ever----again, it's just that I think that she really IS a perfect representation of the kind of proud, pedestalized, women that seem so prevalent out here today.

But again, thanks for posting this INTERCEPTOR.

All I can say for the rest of you troops is:

Arm YOURSELVES (with all the knowledge you can)-----because you can expect no one out here to SAVE you.


'Nuff said.

 

[mrRuckus]

I think this really is a much needed wake-up call to some guys who live under the misperception that MAJORITY of women think LIKE men.

The majority of men don't think like men.

 

[Interceptor]

Well, Im not going to comment on her beauty or her perception of her beauty, or the obvious inflated perception of herself, howver, I see behind her words..and I think I can see who she really is behind the entitled persona she portrays.
Thats why women who act that way dont really faze me. I see behind who they portray themselves to be nowadays....
Anyway, if you can keep an open mind, then you can still glean some valuable information from her experiences and then compare them to other women you have interacted with. And its good to arm oneself with as much information that will truly benefit you, and will transcend you from a lot of the dating BS that a lot of people who dont have the info , may have to go through.. if you can avoid a lot of that stuff initially, you will have better experiences, and stronger boundaries, you can pretty much handle a lot of the crap that others experience, or you may completely avoid it altogether..

 

[Victory Unlimited]

Well, Im not going to comment on her beauty or her perception of her beauty, or the obvious inflated perception of herself, howver, I see behind her words..and I think I can see who she really is behind the entitled persona she portrays.
Thats why women who act that way dont really faze me. I see behind who they portray themselves to be nowadays....
Anyway, if you can keep an open mind, then you can still glean some valuable information from her experiences and then compare them to other women you have interacted with. And its good to arm oneself with as much information that will truly benefit you, and will transcend you from a lot of the dating BS that a lot of people who dont have the info , may have to go through.. if you can avoid a lot of that stuff initially, you will have better experiences, and stronger boundaries, you can pretty much handle a lot of the crap that others experience, or you may completely avoid it altogether..

Yes.

I agree with ALL of this. Listening to the interview, knowing what I know-----I too had an experience much like Superman (in that I could see through her words with X-Ray vision----observing just how her mind works). It's also very interesting to see below the surface of her comments and notice what it is she's REALLY saying----what she is REALLY yearning for in her interactions with men, and what she really responds to----no matter how annoyingly she tends to express it.:crazy:

For some reason, women like this still tend to rub me the wrong way, or, just ultimately BORE me. Also, it might be because I have witnessed the destruction of so many men's lives (NO EXAGGERATION here) due to them FOOLISHLY or IGNORANTLY "going to war" with these types of women UNARMED.

I've lost more than a handful of friends as they have been either beaten down, or worse, have WILLING "bowed the knee" after having come face to face in "battle" with these types of SMUG bytches----mistakenly thinking that they've met women of a greater value than they actually are. Some of these men have went down in defeat due to their inability to man up due to ignorance----and some have lost all that they have because they're just comfortably aquiescent, pussified wimps. But I've found that ONLY the ones who "don't know any better" seem to have a real desire to learn of, and to embrace their true masculine power and position.

Because all of these things tend to come to my mind whenever I encounter women like this-----this is probably why my underlying sense of outrage remains----because although I KNOW I'm not currently in a position yet to affect as much real change in the lives of the vast majority of men that I encounter----I'm believing that that day will be coming soon. That day when I'll be given The Assignment to more routinely and systematically share what answers I DO have with those who may need them-----all the while of course, continuing to search for more answers MYSELF.

For those who are willing...

For those who are ready...

And for those who I have the time and opportunity to reach, I've come to accept that it's just part of who I am to always be...... "CAPTAIN SAVE A BRO'." :rockon:



March on.