[Screwston]

My younger sister just hit the teenage years and I feel like I need to tell and warn her about guys like us. Has anyone done this with a family member? What did you say and how did it go?

[Nonpareil]

(07-13-2011 01:09 PM)houston Wrote:  

My younger sister just hit the teenage years and I feel like I need to tell and warn her about guys like us. Has anyone done this with a family member? What did you say and how did it go?

Understand how women think; she's a teenager, so she's probably rebellious and curious, so if you tell her to avoid guys like us, it's just making our job easier.

Roosh did a post on what he told his sister that sums things up pretty well. Make her aware of how things are, but understand that she's young and is going to make some mistakes along the way.

http://www.rooshv.com/open-letter-to-the...-daughters

[hypesession]

i concur with nonpareil, Roosh posted something that answers your question precisely.

[Tuthmosis]

I don't want to tamper with the circle of life.

[Samseau]

Given that she's an American, she has is easier than any other women in the world. Tell her the world is her oyster and she should move to DC.