Comments on: Shattering Myths: Pure Game

By: Adonis

Adonis — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 02:53:14 +0000

Finding what works for you particularly (and not what works for Mystery, or Ross, or even Cameron) and how to adjust to each girl and each interaction is pretty much the essence of “Pure Game”.

I once had this protege’ of sorts who decided to copy everything I did, said, how I dressed: EVERYTHING! It was initially some-what flattering but it turned into this weird “SWF” situation for me, which caused me to be creeped out, but more importantly, it creeped EVERYONE out!

I wish guys would realize that “game” is not about making someone else’s “method” work, but finding your own “method” that works for you individually.

By: Erika

Erika — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 01:58:27 +0000

This is why I get so frustrated with any dating advice (for men or women) that preaches “say this” or “do this.”

The same words coming out of one man’s mouth will sound sexy and out of another man’s mouth canned and awkward.

When people are doing this right, they aren’t “thinking” about what to say at all, they are just speaking what comes. The more spontaneous the better. Cuz then it feels real to us girls, and we get swept up in the moment with you.

By: GoneSavage

GoneSavage — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 10:05:32 +0000

“What if you have a nice lifestyle, good job, nice place, and have your life together? In that case, you cheated.”

This one’s even better. “Dude, of course you get girls, you’re like, boyfriend material. Isn’t that cheating?”

By: GoneSavage

GoneSavage — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 09:58:46 +0000

“In the seduction community, unless you’re an annoying pest accosting the women of a city, you are not running game. You’re somehow cheating.”

So true. My favorite new one: “Dude, you meet women online? Isn’t that cheating?”