Quote: (03-09-2012 12:04 PM)cat_a_clysm Wrote:
I just had an idea, we should make this a "test of your game" kind of thing. How would you guys respond if you were the dude in the comic and a girl said that to you?
This is fun. I'd be smirking all the way through her diatribe.. she is a girl after all.
Truth be told I probably wouldn't let her finish, at the very least I'd be looking away from her after about three words. But lets just say she got through that essay for the sake of the 'test.'
I'd probably, if I couldn't think of anything else, just say 'gay' ala roissy. Or 'ooooo-k' in the way girls do when they're trying to irritate you. Or I'd just say nothing.
Of course, and the major problem with the comic, is that if the neg is delivered properly, she is never going to react in that way.
She wants you to tease her.
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[–]palordrolap wrote:
A friend once unexpectedly sent me a copy of The Game, which was, all told, a nice gesture. He was probably tired of my griping about being a foreveralone and thought it would help; From what I gather he has no need of the techniques in the book.
Anyway, I had such a visceral reaction to the first couple of chapters that I couldn't bring myself to read the rest of it.
Still foreveralone, but at least feel like I still have a soul.
Guy should have read the rest of the book. I know it gets a lot of hate, but I honestly think Neil Strauss did the world a favour by writing the Game.
Case in point and related true story:
I once gave a foreveraloner my copy of The Game. This was back before VH1 and all that (Not that it penetrated where I'm from anyway.)
Not only did he go from 20 year old guy who'd never had a girlfriend or kiss or anything to having one in about 3 weeks flat, but he changed his style, dress and set some life goals which he's currently achieving.
I guess I was there to make sure he didn't do the fluffy-hat and 'Did you see the fight outside?' shit, but the fact of the matter is game can change peoples lives if those people are in the right hands. Now the guy is successful in pretty much everyway, and he'll offer a lot to the world. Before, he was literally convinced nothing was ever going to go right, and suicide was a serious option.
..And that is why I hate game-shaming.