Hello gentlemen,
I have noticed an alarming trend - when skimming through recent posts and replies, I have noticed that a lot of advice given is... well, to put it bluntly, ****.
Bear with me. I am not saying that all advice given here is useless - what I am saying is that the noise-to-signal ratio is getting worse, and a lot of opinions are coming from people it seems don't really get laid.
Am I a Don Juan? Not sure, probably not, but since discovering the Red Pill I've grown a lot, and I am on my path to get there. I had above average amount of sexual partners when looking at statistics, and although I still do quite a few things wrong, there is often I moment when I read about something I have done before in the archives (or some other websites on the subject) and find out that it correlates with my personal findings. And, I do my best to learn.
Heck, the reason why I started participating in these forums is because of a one-itis, which, hopefully, I have managed to beat. Me myself, I share what I believe is right (End of History illusion, anyone?), but after some time passes, I find that I may have been wrong and at least refrain from posting afterwards when I feel like I want to chime in, even if my actions in similar situation have resulted in success.
And yet, I see so many opinions from people that may seem to know what they are talking about (see post count and reputation), yet they say something that contradicts the core of what I have found in the archives. Even some of the advice that has the right ring to it bears a lot of that blue-pill, beta, whatever-you-call-it-***** sidekick on the side, slowly skimming tested seduction knowledge with "loveshack advice".
I am wondering, am I the only who feels like this? I am not sure if there is any way to prevent this "skimming", as more and more people are joining the forums and red-pill movement (whereas, they fail to internalize the truths and tested advices smoothly/quickly enough), but I have thought that some measure as "partner count" could serve as a useful measure to see how worthy the advice is.
What are your opinions? With the amount of girls you have slept with, do you believe you are qualified to give worthy advice? Or am I only one to think so?
I have noticed an alarming trend - when skimming through recent posts and replies, I have noticed that a lot of advice given is... well, to put it bluntly, ****.
Bear with me. I am not saying that all advice given here is useless - what I am saying is that the noise-to-signal ratio is getting worse, and a lot of opinions are coming from people it seems don't really get laid.
Am I a Don Juan? Not sure, probably not, but since discovering the Red Pill I've grown a lot, and I am on my path to get there. I had above average amount of sexual partners when looking at statistics, and although I still do quite a few things wrong, there is often I moment when I read about something I have done before in the archives (or some other websites on the subject) and find out that it correlates with my personal findings. And, I do my best to learn.
Heck, the reason why I started participating in these forums is because of a one-itis, which, hopefully, I have managed to beat. Me myself, I share what I believe is right (End of History illusion, anyone?), but after some time passes, I find that I may have been wrong and at least refrain from posting afterwards when I feel like I want to chime in, even if my actions in similar situation have resulted in success.
And yet, I see so many opinions from people that may seem to know what they are talking about (see post count and reputation), yet they say something that contradicts the core of what I have found in the archives. Even some of the advice that has the right ring to it bears a lot of that blue-pill, beta, whatever-you-call-it-***** sidekick on the side, slowly skimming tested seduction knowledge with "loveshack advice".
I am wondering, am I the only who feels like this? I am not sure if there is any way to prevent this "skimming", as more and more people are joining the forums and red-pill movement (whereas, they fail to internalize the truths and tested advices smoothly/quickly enough), but I have thought that some measure as "partner count" could serve as a useful measure to see how worthy the advice is.
What are your opinions? With the amount of girls you have slept with, do you believe you are qualified to give worthy advice? Or am I only one to think so?