唔好既先苦，但好既係後甜
所以不如都係收返d力去自我提升，理人咁多做乜
3年內食過過百條女，你問我答。
碧眼金髮的小神童
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所以男人有好有唔好
唔好既先苦，但好既係後甜
所以不如都係收返d力去自我提升，理人咁多做乜
唔好既先苦，但好既係後甜
所以不如都係收返d力去自我提升，理人咁多做乜
如果本身無價值係咪唔洗溝
如果本身就有高價值就唔洗溝啦
如果本身就有高價值就唔洗溝啦
展示自己既價值 自己營造出黎唔洗真係有
錫到渣到咁上下 就上房架啦
試下約佢出黎食個飯？如果佢應承你出證明仲有機
有冇試過對方都係有男朋友?
例如呢，係港女心目中價值得樣/身高/錢。
前者冇得呃，咁後者你冇返咁上下好難扮架喎，
我夠知溝女渣林寶實掂啦
前者冇得呃，咁後者你冇返咁上下好難扮架喎，
我夠知溝女渣林寶實掂啦
鬼王係垃圾
多人爭/個人醒/細心已經係價值，記住人就係鐘意同人爭野，就算條仔條件唔好但多人爭，d女一樣會去爭埋一份
搵左6個月冇應就next啦溝女最忌沉船
溝女最忌沉船腎虧未？
我上網睇過
Day game好似比較難搞
但Night game真係好Q嘈
所以好難怪啲人
想提升嘅又驚俾人metoo
唔想比啲女閪嘅就走mgtow
唔係話男嘅冇錯
我見到佢有啲技巧都係過咗火
但係班女都應該要自己反省下
又想要人哋嘅好處自己又唔肯付出
咁樣嘅死循環其實你哋都有責任
Day game好似比較難搞
但Night game真係好Q嘈
所以好難怪啲人
想提升嘅又驚俾人metoo
唔想比啲女閪嘅就走mgtow
唔係話男嘅冇錯
我見到佢有啲技巧都係過咗火
但係班女都應該要自己反省下
又想要人哋嘅好處自己又唔肯付出
咁樣嘅死循環其實你哋都有責任
咁你其實都係有用PUA技巧
佢埋門一腳唔俾你屌你點樣做
睇完其他
鬼王喺邪道
鬼王喺邪道
Quotes from article:
核心問題
I think this is one of the deep-seated problems with male-female relations in general and dating specifically. Men are supposed to somehow know what women want and need, and women don't seem to feel the need, generally speaking, to be more verbal and clear about those wants and needs. In dating, men are somehow supposed to intuit how open – or not - a woman is to his approach, and then the exact right approach to take. If he makes one wrong move, he's missed his chance and the woman will have another story for her female friends about how “this one creepy guy looked at me when I was naked in a hot tub!” Women think nothing of dressing in sexy outfits and then complain when men look at them in a sexual manner (by the way, I heartily approve of sexy outfits on women, and I absolutely disagree with anyone who says that how a woman dresses can be blamed for men physically or verbally assaulting her or assuming they have any right to touch her without her consent).
正常女仔應該要做嘅嘢
I don't blame the good, single men I know for being confused and disheartened by this state of affairs, and for deciding not to even bother. I might suggest that women give men the benefit of the doubt, as well as consider being more clear in their communications with men who show an interest, and not to assume he's creepy because he thinks you're attractive. I tend to be polite to men who approach me in a polite way. If a guy asks if he can take me out and I'm not interested, I just say “No, thanks.” In every instance, the man has politely said “OK” and left me alone. I know that this isn't always the way it happens, but I'd rather err on the side of politeness (of course taking into consideration the context of the meeting. If it's a dark alleyway and I'm alone, I'm going to get myself to a public, well-lit place when approached by a strange man, but in a bar or coffee shop or party, why not be polite?) than on the side of assuming every strange man is a creep.
https://www.google.com.hk/amp/s/www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/test-case/201302/can-the-good-guys-ever-win-in-the-war-the-sexes%3Famp
核心問題
I think this is one of the deep-seated problems with male-female relations in general and dating specifically. Men are supposed to somehow know what women want and need, and women don't seem to feel the need, generally speaking, to be more verbal and clear about those wants and needs. In dating, men are somehow supposed to intuit how open – or not - a woman is to his approach, and then the exact right approach to take. If he makes one wrong move, he's missed his chance and the woman will have another story for her female friends about how “this one creepy guy looked at me when I was naked in a hot tub!” Women think nothing of dressing in sexy outfits and then complain when men look at them in a sexual manner (by the way, I heartily approve of sexy outfits on women, and I absolutely disagree with anyone who says that how a woman dresses can be blamed for men physically or verbally assaulting her or assuming they have any right to touch her without her consent).
正常女仔應該要做嘅嘢
I don't blame the good, single men I know for being confused and disheartened by this state of affairs, and for deciding not to even bother. I might suggest that women give men the benefit of the doubt, as well as consider being more clear in their communications with men who show an interest, and not to assume he's creepy because he thinks you're attractive. I tend to be polite to men who approach me in a polite way. If a guy asks if he can take me out and I'm not interested, I just say “No, thanks.” In every instance, the man has politely said “OK” and left me alone. I know that this isn't always the way it happens, but I'd rather err on the side of politeness (of course taking into consideration the context of the meeting. If it's a dark alleyway and I'm alone, I'm going to get myself to a public, well-lit place when approached by a strange man, but in a bar or coffee shop or party, why not be polite?) than on the side of assuming every strange man is a creep.
https://www.google.com.hk/amp/s/www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/test-case/201302/can-the-good-guys-ever-win-in-the-war-the-sexes%3Famp
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