Roosh taking a sabbatical, NaughtyNomad is retiring too... thinking about the same
03-05-2019, 08:44 AM
Seems that Game and Travel, while being independent pursuits, often go together.
True that there is no retiring from Game. It has it's uses in business, relationships, family, etc.
But the same can also be said of Travel. Once you start, and learn how to make it work for you, going back to a life before having that experience and knowing its benefits is impossible.
Both of these provide a man with the ability to grow and develop in whatever direction he wants. More pussy, more money, more freedom, more knowledge, or all. Each man gets out of it what he puts in.
On family, it just depends on what your ideal for yourself is. If you want a happy home with a pretty wife and picket fence with kids and cars, well then that's what you'll naturally work towards. If you want to be a millionaire entrepreneur that's constantly making deals while on the go, that's where your path of development will lead.
In the end, we become what we need. Game and Travel are just modern gateways for men more willing to go outside their comfort zones
True that there is no retiring from Game. It has it's uses in business, relationships, family, etc.
But the same can also be said of Travel. Once you start, and learn how to make it work for you, going back to a life before having that experience and knowing its benefits is impossible.
Both of these provide a man with the ability to grow and develop in whatever direction he wants. More pussy, more money, more freedom, more knowledge, or all. Each man gets out of it what he puts in.
On family, it just depends on what your ideal for yourself is. If you want a happy home with a pretty wife and picket fence with kids and cars, well then that's what you'll naturally work towards. If you want to be a millionaire entrepreneur that's constantly making deals while on the go, that's where your path of development will lead.
In the end, we become what we need. Game and Travel are just modern gateways for men more willing to go outside their comfort zones
two scoops
two genders
two terms