Unlike Himeo and his ilk, every now and again.Do you even lift, bro?
Tree fiddy.How much were your breast implants?
More like, when he's done with his gym session, the other guys have to go home because all the weights have been lifted.Do you even lift, bro?
Whoa whoa whoa, I never said I wasn't a loser. I'm just not the Fedora-type loser.I don't know, when I think of a confident person who isn't a loser my first thought is someone flexing for pictures in a Girls Who Broke Your Heart Thread on Rerolled to prove he isn't a loser.
That's just me though.
Again:You guys misunderstand the point of the article. The point was that the hypothetical woman (and this was written in response to aWhere Have All the Good Men Gonearticle) was that womenchange their narrative,change what they're looking for, as they age. That was the point, not to bulk up or stop playing videogames necessarily.
And this change of narrative, this complete reversal of the types of men that a typical woman wants to date, in looking for a 'life partner', is completely hypocritical compared to her choices made by her younger self. It's a maturation process of biology obfuscated with reasons of psychology.
Why is this important, Dumar? Because as a man, you have to reconcile and then possibly rationalize if women's behavior, if this choice reversal, is important or not. Most every woman lies about her N count, so that's the beginning. Taking that further, if you're gonna enter into a LTR with a woman in her 30's, you have to know that many men before you got what you're now getting for much, much less - and got a better version of it. She could've hooked up with a tatted up someone in a club's bathroom, a drunken barcrawl one night, a friend of a friend who's in a band, on and on.
And you, you just spent 5 hours with her on a date talking about her likes, dislikes, hopes, dreams, taking a tour of the city. And you're doing this with the 35-yo version, not the 23-yo who gave it up after grinding up one song to that tatted guy. She wasn't looking for a 'life partner' then, but she is now. RP will explain to you why.
Most men rationalize this uncomfortable truth away. It's up to you what you do with it.
so women who try to change from tattooed bad-boys they sought in their youth are fundamentally different to many guys who want to change partners from make-up-wearing party-girls they found attractive when they were younger, to more mature women? perhaps it just is that both sexes find mature mates more attractive as they themselves mature?And this change of narrative, this complete reversal of the types of men that a typical woman wants to date, in looking for a 'life partner', is completely hypocritical compared to her choices made by her younger self. It's a maturation process of biology obfuscated with reasons of psychology.
Sup, I'll decline the party-girl for a mature woman.I've never known a guy in existence who will decline the party-girl for the 'mature woman'. If that's his choice, it's probably not really a choice for him.
This whole thing also seems to be for guys who never fucked or dated an attractive woman in their youth.It's not based on any generalizations or stereotypes. It simply is what it is, based on women in modern society - or nature. Like I said, it's your choice what to do with it, but make no mistake about its truth.
25 vs 35: that's the whole point of the RP to men: that you as a man are more attractive to a woman at 35 than 25, but a woman's attractiveness is the opposite. At 35, a man has generally more wealth, power, and status that bumps his attractiveness up, whereas a woman's attractiveness is in deep decline by that stage. So don't sell yourself short.
Yes, it is true that a woman can keep her looks with good diet and exercise, but what's stressed is that she has changed up her narrative to optimize her sexual strategy (even unconsciously): to find the 'life partner' her younger self wouldn't have given two fucks about. There's an embedded reason in her biological firmware that this reversal occurs, not just randomly or simply preference.
And YOU are the lucky guy that gets to be it!
lol, I could have written that... Also, I had a hard time picking out which color Audi I wanted to buy not even one week ago.
Really? Because in the first two paragraphs you sound like one of the dumbest mother fuckers I've ever met.shitarticle_sl said:I hope he enjoyed the steak I bought him. By the way that "emergency call" you got after dinner didn't fool anyone. I'm not stupid, unlike most of the guys you've dated.
I have the choice. I'd rather date someone close to 30 or over. I don't look like a slob, I'm in good shape, I own my own house, and I have a decent job.I've never known a guy in existence who will decline the party-girl for the 'mature woman'. If that's his choice, it's probably not really a choice for him.
Well, ask yourself the question: how does it affect you? The 35-yo, assuming she's fairly hot, probably wouldn't have dated you 10 years ago. How does that make you feel?This whole thing also seems to be for guys who never fucked or dated an attractive woman in their youth.
So, they have some thing where they see a hot 32 year old who now wants stability, and now they say "WELL SORRY CUNT BUT YOU WOULDN'T DATE ME TEN YEARS AGO!" Yet these men have an over-inflated sense of worth and think they can pull in hot 25 year olds based on the fact they now have a career...except hot 25 year olds don't want a nerdy 35 year old, even if he has a good job. So the nerdy 35 year old who hates 30+ year old women, is, like the entire rest of his life, left without anyone and is alone because he won't take what's available to him which in reality could be a wonderful, loving, relationship.
So, did you personally date or have sex (without paying for it) with any women who were considered outwardly attractive when you were 18 to 28 years old? BE HONEST.
I did, and I'm not bitter about dating 30+ year old women now. Yeah, they fucked some badboys when they were young. And? They fucked me, too.
I only need to respond to one part of this, as I can't take any more circular argument.The 35-yo, assuming she's fairly hot, probably wouldn't have dated you 10 years ago. How does that make you feel?