The world is changing, so should we. - Discuss new techniques and developments here
09-05-2018, 02:46 PM
The title says it all, first of all: most of us will agree that gaming women became more difficult since a few years, even more so during this very year. Many factors are involved such as social media, low budget airlines, feminism and the list goes on.
I'm currently at the infamous Keflavík Airport. I had to think about Roosh being detained and I stumbled back on the forum, to find some people complaining it's more difficult to keep up with everything. I felt slightly pessimistic when I looked at the forum. Perhaps the golden years of this forum are long gone (although that's a whole different discussion and who am I to judge). As I decided to travel the world for one year starting in a few months from now I was even having some thoughts I shouldn't. Which is nonsense, so I don't feel like we should continue like this. I did some research and it isn't being widely discussed but still somewhat of a hot topic. Or let's say it occupies the minds of the most of us. This is something that will be mentioned in Roosh his new book as far as I understood.
Anyhow I thought it would be a good idea to create a central thread where we can discuss the change of times. Globalism is a fact. But if we give it the right twist things can be much better and more fun.
One of the fortunate yet relatively unknown things is that not only social dynamics change, so do countries. So it would be a good idea to discuss both social dynamics and the evolution of countries.
Riga, for example, used to be stag party paradise several years ago. It's been back to normal or even better than before.
[Consider this an example only. If this thread is still active in some years from now things might be different again, but this has happened for sure]
We should bring both negative and positive signals to the light and implement the right response. Look at it as a cat-and-mouse game. Sometimes the rest of the world wins, sometime we win. We don't give in.
But as the world is changing, so should we.
How are we going to change? What works nowadays? What changed in women? What countries are evolving for the worse or for the better?
I'm currently at the infamous Keflavík Airport. I had to think about Roosh being detained and I stumbled back on the forum, to find some people complaining it's more difficult to keep up with everything. I felt slightly pessimistic when I looked at the forum. Perhaps the golden years of this forum are long gone (although that's a whole different discussion and who am I to judge). As I decided to travel the world for one year starting in a few months from now I was even having some thoughts I shouldn't. Which is nonsense, so I don't feel like we should continue like this. I did some research and it isn't being widely discussed but still somewhat of a hot topic. Or let's say it occupies the minds of the most of us. This is something that will be mentioned in Roosh his new book as far as I understood.
Anyhow I thought it would be a good idea to create a central thread where we can discuss the change of times. Globalism is a fact. But if we give it the right twist things can be much better and more fun.
One of the fortunate yet relatively unknown things is that not only social dynamics change, so do countries. So it would be a good idea to discuss both social dynamics and the evolution of countries.
Riga, for example, used to be stag party paradise several years ago. It's been back to normal or even better than before.
[Consider this an example only. If this thread is still active in some years from now things might be different again, but this has happened for sure]
We should bring both negative and positive signals to the light and implement the right response. Look at it as a cat-and-mouse game. Sometimes the rest of the world wins, sometime we win. We don't give in.
But as the world is changing, so should we.
How are we going to change? What works nowadays? What changed in women? What countries are evolving for the worse or for the better?