I read his book, 12 rules, a few years back, don't remember it as being memorable. Since he's grown in popularity, I don't understand his appeal...he's a wreck (only eats meat, went insane for a few years and went to Russia for treatment) who looks like life has defeated him and always seems angry/upset. Moreover, his daughter is a single mom.
How so?
I just said it.
I guess that depends on how you measure success he has an awesome family he's managed to beat his demons kind of like robert downey jr has met with several celebrities who adore him and has managed to accomplish this all after the age of 40 I mean any guy that gets across from Joe rogan bill maher and some of the world's greatest soccer players can't be all that bad
When did neil denounce
qz.com
It is so crazy to think that the Millennials who grew up receiving participation trophies as part of the 1990s/early 2000s self esteem building culture in the schools are now old enough to have their own kids in elementary school or even junior high. However, a lot of Millennials aren't having kids for a variety of reasons. They'll always have their participation trophies though.
What you have described is the classic Illuminati/Deep state/Luciferian M.O. Create a problem (destroy the nuclear family) and offer a seeming solution (participation trophies in lieu of active parenting) that ensures the resulting situation is worse than the original one.The man who wrote the bible on picking up women no longer believes in the pickup game
Pick-up guru turned serial monogamist.
It is so crazy to think that the Millennials who grew up receiving participation trophies as part of the 1990s/early 2000s self esteem building culture in the schools are now old enough to have their own kids in elementary school or even junior high. However, a lot of Millennials aren't having kids for a variety of reasons. They'll always have their participation trophies though.
During the late 1980s and 1990s, my mom heard of some participation trophy stuff and thought it was total shiit. Good for her!
Before Roosh converted to Christianity, he had noted feelings of emptiness as a seducer.
I learnt more about psychology from Tom Torero than I did most books I read . Ironically Tom himself was a schoolteacher
From having met people on this forum and other forums guys who have major issues tend to project those issues in regards to women. When women aren't the main issue at all. Take myself for example at 24 years old yes my love life was not what I wanted it to be but I had issues with money, self-esteem etc. I worked low-paying jobs at that time and pick-up gave me a fantasy to escape my mundane life. Needless to say sticking your Johnson in everything doesn't leave you happy unless you address the root of your problem
Do not be too easy. If you are too easy to get, she will not want you. If you are too easy to keep, she will lose interest in you. If you are too easy to control, she will not respect you.
Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.
disagree to some extent when you look at someone like Tom Torero's life he did daygame in over 30 nations and released lots of decent podcasts that really helped my dating life. He led by example - but I get a good chunk of pua coaches have issues but who doesn't . Who is more of a loser ? The guy who works a 9-5 , has no options then gets divorced and loses everything or a bum who sleeps with women on the regular who at least isn't in a scarcity mind with women. For all the hate pua get- at least these guys were being somewhat proactive about their problems even if a lot of them failed they still tried which the majority of men don't even do . PUA coaches do a lot of good of course there are bad ones, there are bad workers in every industry on earth but they did have a net benefit in my eyes.
Depends on where you obtain value in your life. If your only means of obtaining value in your life is by banging women, that's about the biggest loser possible.
