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mASF post by "PUA_Slimijs"
posted on: mASF forum: General Discussion newsgroup, June 6, 2005Great, you just made a whole post a tribute to peacocking. If by style you
mean, the beliefs you deliver to your lady, then you might be right. But styles
differ, but the results stay the same. Even if your a wannabe pua, you can
still score. Not so frequently as a MPUA, but you still can. So can average as
does a gay guy, who should use different methods.
But I'm still too n00b to define my style. Check me out in a couple of months
:)
On 6/6/05 4:33:00 PM, TheLastDon wrote:
>If girls were to look at your
>style as:
>
>conservative
>or average
>or wannabe
>or gay
>
>Then you will have a tough
>time trying to be a player.
>
>If girls were to look at your
>style and classify it as
>
>cool AND original AND sexy
>
>Then you will have a much
>better shot at being a player.
>
>If they would classify it as
>"original" but not cool nor
>sexy, then you will also have
>a TOUGH time at being a
>player.
>
>If they classify it as sexy
>then you will have a decent
>chance just as long as it
>doesn't look gay. If it looks
>gay then they might find it
>sexy but they won't actually
>be interested.
>
>So you have to look in the
>mirror and think to yourself:
>
>How would these bitches
>classify my look...you need to
>keep on trying different looks
>until you AUTOMATICALLY
>without even thinking about
>it, you should AUTOMATICALLY
>say "that's the look".
>
>If you have to think or argue
>with yourself about whether or
>not your look is original AND
>cool AND sexy...then you need
>to find another look.
>
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