jakethasnake
Master Don Juan
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Listen guys.... this forum has a tradition of de-humanizing women. And I shake my head every time some guy here makes a comment that just reeks of anger and blind hatred of women.
I'll just say it right now... that isn't the way to go about it, because by stereotyping and villifying women you show FEAR. And DJs aren't scared. They aren't scared because they know and understand what and whom are standing opposite them.
I realized that all the tough-talk and harsh attitudes toward women are the children born of numerous rejections experienced by all of us in the past. Yes, it sucked, and yes we were even shot down harshly sometimes. But you know what? Do not get angry about it. After all, many of us were scared and wimpy-acting then. So we DESERVED IT. We had what was coming.
Now, get over that and realize that you're much better prepared this time. And just let go of your past bitter experiences. There is no need to fuel your anger and embarrassment over being an AFC in the past into your present life. Many of us are over-compensating for our secret shame when we say "all women are this n that", "I fvcked this bytch last week..." ad nauseum.
It's a human reaction though - and it's okay to admit that you've gone overboard in de-humanizing women, but the most important thing is to REALIZE this, and let it go.
So now that you understand the DJ principles, you shouldn't be afraid of girls, or be angry at them or hate them. They have feelings, insecurities, hopes, fears, dreams - just like us men. Try to see them as friends, as human beings. Yes, I said 'friends' in case you're rubbing your eyes in disbelief. Not fvck toys, not goddesses, not enemies, but friends. And having this attitude may surprise you - your casual and friendly (but detatched) mannerisms WILL ATTRACT them to you. Remember this. It's a simple point, but an important one nonetheless. We don't need any mind-programming "anchoring" fluff-talk. Just some street-smarts and sincerity, a decent body and a nice smile (the 'street smarts' part is very crucial - I don't mean hustin', but being alert and sharp in your mind).
I'll just say it right now... that isn't the way to go about it, because by stereotyping and villifying women you show FEAR. And DJs aren't scared. They aren't scared because they know and understand what and whom are standing opposite them.
I realized that all the tough-talk and harsh attitudes toward women are the children born of numerous rejections experienced by all of us in the past. Yes, it sucked, and yes we were even shot down harshly sometimes. But you know what? Do not get angry about it. After all, many of us were scared and wimpy-acting then. So we DESERVED IT. We had what was coming.
Now, get over that and realize that you're much better prepared this time. And just let go of your past bitter experiences. There is no need to fuel your anger and embarrassment over being an AFC in the past into your present life. Many of us are over-compensating for our secret shame when we say "all women are this n that", "I fvcked this bytch last week..." ad nauseum.
It's a human reaction though - and it's okay to admit that you've gone overboard in de-humanizing women, but the most important thing is to REALIZE this, and let it go.
So now that you understand the DJ principles, you shouldn't be afraid of girls, or be angry at them or hate them. They have feelings, insecurities, hopes, fears, dreams - just like us men. Try to see them as friends, as human beings. Yes, I said 'friends' in case you're rubbing your eyes in disbelief. Not fvck toys, not goddesses, not enemies, but friends. And having this attitude may surprise you - your casual and friendly (but detatched) mannerisms WILL ATTRACT them to you. Remember this. It's a simple point, but an important one nonetheless. We don't need any mind-programming "anchoring" fluff-talk. Just some street-smarts and sincerity, a decent body and a nice smile (the 'street smarts' part is very crucial - I don't mean hustin', but being alert and sharp in your mind).