I am a former [female] pick-up artist trainer. We've met a couple times, you may not remember me. I hung out with a lot of the LA-based guys but left the scene a couple years ago.
I read your interview in "the Guardian" a couple weeks ago (link) and it freaked me out how similar our thought process had gotten: how thinking a certain way (about people and seducing people) can fundamentally damage the brain's patterns of dealing with that kind of stimuli and can really fuck up your relationships.
My question is: what would you tell a woman who's seen the worst (and best) of men in the seduction community to help her pick a successful relationship?
Second question: an economist I'm working with wants to write an [academic] article on the seduction community and its effects on modern dating economics. I'm working with him on gathering the data (I've since moved on to work as a data scientist) and we would love to talk to you. Is this something you'd be interested in?
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Hey Neil,
I am a former [female] pick-up artist trainer. We've met a couple times, you may not remember me. I hung out with a lot of the LA-based guys but left the scene a couple years ago.
I read your interview in "the Guardian" a couple weeks ago (link) and it freaked me out how similar our thought process had gotten: how thinking a certain way (about people and seducing people) can fundamentally damage the brain's patterns of dealing with that kind of stimuli and can really fuck up your relationships.
My question is: what would you tell a woman who's seen the worst (and best) of men in the seduction community to help her pick a successful relationship?
Second question: an economist I'm working with wants to write an [academic] article on the seduction community and its effects on modern dating economics. I'm working with him on gathering the data (I've since moved on to work as a data scientist) and we would love to talk to you. Is this something you'd be interested in?
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