The document discusses how many men blame women when rejected instead of taking responsibility to improve themselves. It argues that studying seduction techniques is no substitute for actually practicing and gaining experience talking to women. To improve, men need to get experience approaching women without anger or frustration, and learn from both successes and failures, rather than making excuses.
2. It can be tough to be without a lady,
and try and not succeed.
3. One thing that humans are very, very
good at is blaming others.
4. No matter what people's shortcomings
are, we tend to point fingers.
5. For every finger you point, as the
saying goes, you've got three pointing
back at you.
6. Even Jesus said that before you point
out the dirt in somebody's eye, take
out the big pile of crud in your own.
7. Now, whether or not you believe Jesus
was real or just a metaphorical
teaching instrument, the point is that
the idea of people pointing fingers
when they should be taking
responsibility goes back to Biblical
times.
8. It comes out with guys looking for girls
like this.
11. So instead of thinking about what he
could do better, he gets angry at the
girl.
12. If he does this a few times, pretty
much he hates women.
13. Go on any seduction forum and you'll
see that guys have NO PROBLEM
trying to become the most alpha and
eloquent member of the "he-man
women haters club."
17. Sure, guys hang out and bitch and
moan about how there's some secret
feminine conspiracy and all the
women are somehow "wrong" for not
liking them.