What I've learned summary of the community

What I've learned in the 10-12 years of being in and watching the community

I don't keep up with this blog as much as I'd like too but since I found the community in 1998, or 99 or whatever I'd like to recap what I've learned and exposed and found true or not.

1) Most gurus are full of shit! Yes you've heard it right here. I hate to break it to you all but with the exception of Europe and other places overseas I've seen about 90 percent of the PUA's that everyone thinks is bad ass, cool, and attracting so many hot women and the truth is they aren't!

Some instructors will not approach, some aren't getting laid at all, others are picking up chicks who are less that average. Now I have nothing against picking up average chicks, I fuck them myself but don't put a 10 on the cover of your new product when the best you are getting is a 5 or 6!

2) Most products are worthless. All of those $300, $500, $1000 products you salivate for are mostly rehashed jargon with added icing. For a long period of time I used only 1 ebook I read to increase my game. That's it. A $19 ebook (which is still overpriced) took me from getting 1 lay ever so often to about 2-3 different women a month. I know that sounds low but that was good for me at one time. Most information can be learned in forums even if the person posting is posting a bunch of bullshit out of his ass it's still better than paying $500 for the same shit with proper editing. I sold all of my stuff on ebay, deleted torrents and deleted the other stuff that I no longer use. I kept 3 books and that's all I still use today.

3) People love information and thinking about game more than they love going out and talking to women. No need to expand on that. I know guys who go out once a month for a few hours to talk to women yet spend 3-4 hours daily studying and talking about game. Why?

4) 90 percent of students are like lottery players. Only a certain number are winning. Again I've said it over and over, when you read rave bootcamps reviews and you look up and see the person who wrote the review has only posted once or twice that's all you need to know. I found out through a former instructor that some of these guys don't even exist. They were made up

by some instructor logging in at an anonymous location, writing a full high detailed positive review at Starbucks and then that's it! Notice in the review how all of the instructors were 'amazing' There are exceptions, there are those students who go out and do get good results.

But again there are many more who aren't. Case closed.