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Group: alt.seduction.fast · Group Profile
Author: ashenthornashenthorn Date: Apr 2, 2008 12:18
On Apr 2, 11:31Â am, "Ray Gordon, creator of the \"pivot\""
cybersheet.com> wrote:
> So far, the dancers are right: men are PATHETIC LOSER CHUMPS who feed money
> to women in exchange for NOTHING.
No argument there, but...
> They think if one man wises up, another will be there to take his place and
> fork over the money, and THEY ARE RIGHT.
>
> It is these men -- the CHUMPS -- who are the true enemy of the PUA. Â The men
> who price ALL men out of the market by spending even when doing so doesn't
> improve their odds of getting laid one iota. Â Strip clubs are the epitome of
> this mass gender-betrayal.
Actually, it's these men and the massive sex fantasy industry they
feed who are the biggest friend to the PUA. One hot stripper can
occupy the time, wallet and sexual fantasy life of tens (or even
hundreds) of men who would otherwise be pursuing real women for real
relationships. These men are effectively off the market for competing
for women who aren't sex workers - their minds and priorities are
elsewhere. The advent of freely available, pervasive internet
pornography has even furthered this phenomenon. Even college age
hotties nowadays complain that their own boyfriends ignore them in
favor of porn, strippers and other fantasy material. All one has to
observe to confirm this is the reality that non-stripper regular
chicks are out there taking "pole dancing" classes just so guys will
pay attention to them!
If the target for the seduction is NOT a sex worker, the PUA is at an
advantage because of the reduced competition, and even if the target
for the seduction is the stripper herself (which it shouldn't be for
many obvious reasons), the PUA is STILL at an advantage because he's
not a strip club customer and since her financial needs are being met
by a bunch of strip club customers, she doesn't have to be as
concerned with whether her PUA suitor has money.
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