This year, I have been to Cuba and... well, a friend of mine has been to Crimea (not to conduct any business activities, in each case, so "embargo" rules, whether one considers them warranted or not, have not been broken).
And so, I have learned and received evidence, proof by trial, concerning the harm that smart phones do to young (or not so young) women and us gamers.
In Cuba, as you probably know, internet access is seriously limited (and costs like one dollar per half-hour, expensive for the local people), and also the price of a smartphones is such that only women with a foreign (or Cuban-American) friend (sponsor) can afford to buy one. So, one has to actually game Cuban women the old, traditional way : day or night game, using traditional tactics, charisma, humor, boldness, etc, and relying on luck and fate too. Very refreshing and motivating. I had success, the kind of successes that "age-gap hating" Tinder has all but destroyed for me (as a 35+ man) in the Western world.
In Crimea, people usually don't know it, but internet access by roaming is limited, as only one Russian provider gives internet, and it is not the popular Beeline provider. So women, even Russian ones, come and often are thwarted during one day or two, until they buy a simcard that works. They remain with almost no internet access during their first days in Crimea, and therefore, one can game them like in Cuba, like men used to do, with audacious real-life interactions
So I learned that indeed, we are right to denounce and lament the way smartphones are turning (most) women into hardened tinder-instagram bitches. Because proof is available, in Cuba or Crimea: without their internet access, women become what they used to be, charming (though reasonably slutty) sexy creatures, whom one can seduce in the streets, in bars, trains or beaches...
Also, I received proof that it is indeed smartphones that have harmed our results as 30 or 35+ men. With no internet access, we older men retain an advantage over 20 y.o. men. With Tinder in the loop, they win, though.
To end with, I wonder if you know of other places in the world where women have very limited access to internet and smartphones?
And so, I have learned and received evidence, proof by trial, concerning the harm that smart phones do to young (or not so young) women and us gamers.
In Cuba, as you probably know, internet access is seriously limited (and costs like one dollar per half-hour, expensive for the local people), and also the price of a smartphones is such that only women with a foreign (or Cuban-American) friend (sponsor) can afford to buy one. So, one has to actually game Cuban women the old, traditional way : day or night game, using traditional tactics, charisma, humor, boldness, etc, and relying on luck and fate too. Very refreshing and motivating. I had success, the kind of successes that "age-gap hating" Tinder has all but destroyed for me (as a 35+ man) in the Western world.
In Crimea, people usually don't know it, but internet access by roaming is limited, as only one Russian provider gives internet, and it is not the popular Beeline provider. So women, even Russian ones, come and often are thwarted during one day or two, until they buy a simcard that works. They remain with almost no internet access during their first days in Crimea, and therefore, one can game them like in Cuba, like men used to do, with audacious real-life interactions
So I learned that indeed, we are right to denounce and lament the way smartphones are turning (most) women into hardened tinder-instagram bitches. Because proof is available, in Cuba or Crimea: without their internet access, women become what they used to be, charming (though reasonably slutty) sexy creatures, whom one can seduce in the streets, in bars, trains or beaches...
Also, I received proof that it is indeed smartphones that have harmed our results as 30 or 35+ men. With no internet access, we older men retain an advantage over 20 y.o. men. With Tinder in the loop, they win, though.
To end with, I wonder if you know of other places in the world where women have very limited access to internet and smartphones?