Quote: (05-09-2019 11:24 PM)a beer is enough Wrote:
Quote: (05-09-2019 01:24 AM)CleanSlate Wrote:
Am I the only one who noticed the irony about age gaps here?
(a bunch of brilliant shit)
It is not even the age gap, it is the toxic mentality of life getting worse with age and the helpless attitude towards it as well as shoving young men into marriage in their 20s. They are literally trying to rob younger guys of the prime years, it's pathetic.
I thought I was the only one losing my head but apparently not, you just put it in a much better way than I could. I also tried to fight nature but the truth is, there are winners and losers in life. There are the Dan Bilzerians, Hugh Hefners (RIP), and true playboys who make it and then there are the rest of the guys who speak louder than anything about how miserable life is as you get older and how you have no options.
There's a sort of delusion going on in the manosphere about men's SMV peaking in late 30's and the ability to consistently pull younger girls throughout your entire male life.
Guy's will all contribute their examples of how they are in their 30's, 40's and 50's and still pulling teenagers.
I'm in my late 20's. I have a buddy who is in his mid 30's. Both of us regularly pull barely legal girls.
However both of us have a unique situation. We both have good looks and look at least five years younger. We're both outliers in terms of financial freedom, life experience, social media marketing, and
looks. So I would never come on a message board and tell guys: "It's easy to do it, me and my buddy are going to be swimming in young cooch for the next decade!" Ultimately, your own SMV is not going to be decided by random men on a message board.
There's no difference between men pointing to apex players like Dan Bizerian/Hugh Hefner and women saying that Christie Brinkley/Heidi Klum are still hot in their fifties.
I wonder how many true "at bats" that these guys are getting who claim to be pulling 15+ year age gaps regularly, because if you are getting at the table regularly, you start to notice situations with your age:
Your dating profiles start to get likes from only late twenties women.
She becomes that girl in her circle who is dating "the old guy"
She gives a slight wince when you mention your age.
She wonders what her parents are going to say.
She consistently dates large age gaps.
I just don't see 15-30 year age gaps in the US with young 7+ women working long term. There are too many negative social influences from her friends, family, and the media.
It's also stupid to say that men peak at a certain age. Everyone's peak is different. I realize that my SMV peak is probably going to be from 27-31 with the combination of social intelligence, travels, financial success, and holding on to my looks. But the guy who loses half his hair at my age and can't utilize social media is not going to peak at that age, no matter how good his game and money gets.
You see large age gaps much more often in cities like NYC or LA. That's because NYC and LA have by far the largest amount of
male outliers in the form of fame, centa millionaires, nightclub moguls, etc.
I'm also not trying to say that you don't get more attractive as you age. I'm so much more attractive than I was five or six years ago.
However young women live in a world of
social acceptability and the truth is that it's not socially acceptable to date a man 15-25 years older unless he's an
outlier in status/looks/money.
Can a 40-60 year old charm the pants off of a young woman? Plate her?
Certainly. But she's not going to be flashing him around to her friends and on her social media. It's not socially acceptable to do so.
My advice to anyone that would like to settle down with an 18-23 year old woman. Do so within a year or two of your first significant financial success (175k+ income). Because of social norms, it gets exponentially harder as you enter your 30's and especially 40's. Don't listen to Rollo's SMV chart where you peak at age 38 years old. The only way a man peaks at the age of 38 (in the US with 18-23 y/o) is with fame or life changing, seven to eight figure money.