Quote: (11-15-2011 07:03 AM)Vitriol Wrote:
I don't think I buy this. Your education level certainly does not get you laid. Talking about it is more likely to make a woman's pussy dry up than anything.
Women only consider things like this when they're old, used up, and want to get someone on the hook to pay for their kids. This might get you a couple extra bangs from cougars and MILFs who have decided it's time to settle if you game them correctly, but education level is probably one of the last things a woman would notice or care about (regardless of what they say).
+1. Even with a supposed lobsided ratio, I still see more guys than girls hanging around, including upscale areas.
Besides, having a college degree is as much an achievement as wearing clean underwear. For a college educated chick, almost everyone she knows went to college, so it's no big deal. Even if you have a degree at a prestigious college, girls will go "wow" and then basically ignore it. It builds a little intrigue, but cool hobbies, travel stories, etc. are usually more effective.
I don't see how money matters much, within certain bounds. If you have your own room, in a nice area, with a working car, you're 80% there. The money argument is bullshit because for most people, the choice isn't between making $50k a year and $500k+ a year. So few people earn that much that it's deceptive to compare them, as if both are equally possible. It's like saying style trumps everything else, and then you pick the best dressed man on the planet who slays pussy nonstop as proof.
For most people, it's not realistic to think you'll achieve such an extreme, whether it's style, looks, money, personality, body, etc. For all of those dimensions, I'm sure you can find guys who excel at it, and nothing else, and still get tons of women. And for them it works. But to get to such an extreme on one talent is hard and unlikely, if even possible. Instead, be the total package.
When I'm at a bar, I may be contending with guys who are making up to say, 2-3 times as much - or less money - but it's not really apparent, because I dress nicely and still live in a nice area with my own room in a nice house. I suited up the other night, and some cougar even told me I look like a trust fund douchebag. The difference isn't noticeable enough to make it trump your game.
