This article from Chateau Heartiste argues that over 70% of women read romance novels, and that those novels are powerfully destructive enough to cause women to hate their marriages and have affairs.
Do you agree?
Do you agree?
Quote: (08-23-2016 06:35 PM)MMX2010 Wrote:
This article from Chateau Heartiste argues that over 70% of women read romance novels, and that those novels are powerfully destructive enough to cause women to hate their marriages and have affairs.
Do you agree?
Quote: (08-23-2016 07:06 PM)Genghis Khan Wrote:
I'm just waiting on the data sheet on how to write like an erotic novel writer to improve texting game. If men get off by nude pics, and women get off by stories - seems learning how to write really good erotic stories could be a great way to get girls.
Quote: (08-23-2016 06:35 PM)MMX2010 Wrote:
This article from Chateau Heartiste argues that over 70% of women read romance novels, and that those novels are powerfully destructive enough to cause women to hate their marriages and have affairs.
Do you agree?
Quote: (08-23-2016 07:06 PM)Genghis Khan Wrote:
I'm just waiting on the data sheet on how to write like an erotic novel writer to improve texting game. If men get off by nude pics, and women get off by stories - seems learning how to write really good erotic stories could be a great way to get girls.
Quote: (08-23-2016 07:55 PM)MMX2010 Wrote:
Leonard,
That depends.
If you restrict your definition of adultery to "sexism contact between yourself and someone who isn't your spouse", then probably not.
But if you include emotional affairs and other "checking out of the marriage" behaviors, then probably so.
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Quote: (08-23-2016 07:06 PM)Genghis Khan Wrote:
I'm just waiting on the data sheet on how to write like an erotic novel writer to improve texting game. If men get off by nude pics, and women get off by stories - seems learning how to write really good erotic stories could be a great way to get girls.
Quote: (08-23-2016 08:18 PM)aeroektar Wrote:
This might be a crisis for Carl in accounting with his dadbod, ill fitting clothes, personality of a sandwich and Playstation expertise, but for us, this is one of those things we can use to our advantage to have great sex and make women obsessed with us.
You don't have to learn how to write erotica, you have to learn how to give her those experiences. She doesn't want vanilla sex on the same bed in the same 2 positions everytime.
She wants to be on her toes. She wants the occasional curveball. She wants to be fucked right. Owned. Dominated. This is both physical and verbal.
This is why a lot of relationships lose their steam, guys stop taking risks and giving the girl a rush. Routine kills relationships.
You might occasionally do something like take her for a nature walk but tell her to wear a dress, innocent at first but in her mind the potential is there. You get her to a secluded spot on a foot bridge over a stream, pull her dress up and fuck her from behind up against the railing.
Women don't forget stuff like that or the men that give them those experiences.
Quote: (08-23-2016 08:06 PM)LINUX Wrote:
It's not 1993 anymore. When was the last time you saw a woman reading a romance novel?
They found different avenues of entertainment : Facebook, Instagram , and TMZ.
Quote: (05-19-2016 12:01 PM)Giovonny Wrote:
If I talk to 100 19 year old girls, at least one of them is getting fucked!
Quote:WestIndianArchie Wrote:
Am I reacting to her? No pussy, all problems
Or
Is she reacting to me? All pussy, no problems
Quote: (08-23-2016 10:03 PM)Travesty Wrote:
Quote: (08-23-2016 08:06 PM)LINUX Wrote:
It's not 1993 anymore. When was the last time you saw a woman reading a romance novel?
They found different avenues of entertainment : Facebook, Instagram , and TMZ.
I agree, if women are given tools to love their own vanity easier they will pick that almost everytime over a mysterious sexual fiction.
Yeah there is Twilight and Shades of Grey. Those are experienced and quickly forgotten when they can carrot-stick 1000s of orbiters.
Quote: (08-23-2016 11:33 PM)wi30 Wrote:This guy
Romance novels cause women to cheat just like Grand Theft Auto causes men to drive down the sidewalk and kill hookers with their Bentley.
Quote: (08-23-2016 07:10 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:
Quote: (08-23-2016 06:35 PM)MMX2010 Wrote:
This article from Chateau Heartiste argues that over 70% of women read romance novels, and that those novels are powerfully destructive enough to cause women to hate their marriages and have affairs.
Do you agree?
From Heartiste:
"So what is female porn? It’s pulp romance — in the form of books, movies and TV — that caresses lady limbic lobes to sprout slick clit dick. In a word: words."
No matter what people think of this topic, it would behoove all guys here to pay attention to the larger issue. Words have a bigger effect on women than they do men.
Anyone who has ever called their best friend "asswipe" then had a woman pitch a fit from hearing the same word knows this.
If men were better with words, they'd be better with women. In writing and in speaking, choose your words carefully. Make them count. Women's brains aren't the same as ours. Visuals matter less.
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Back when I was studying journalism, I had a professor who was a Pulitizer Prize-winning newspaper writer. He had developed this entire system about how the use of specific words in specific sentences tap into our "emotional brain" as opposed to our "intellectual brain."
He tried to get us to use words so they'd impact people on a deep, emotional level. This wasn't easy to do. Instead of saying "She cried" you'd say "Tears streamed down her face."
While this approach, obviously, isn't an easy fit when it comes to PUA, some of it does apply. One thing I do is use words that I feel have an unconscious sexual charge. This gets women thinking sexually, but not in an obvious way. This works, for me at least.
One of my favorite words in this respect is "splay." I used to have a list but can't find it now. This is the only one I remember this second -- although in conversation they come to me naturally when I'm responding to a woman. You're on your own from here, but I gave you a start at least.