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post Apr 28 2009, 05:36 PM

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Cyrix isn't confused, though he may sound confusing. He probably just didn't express himself properly.

Its simply his pride as a man that he must be able to support his family. There is nothing wrong in that, and its something I agree with as well. By increasing the bar for his needs, he sets himself up to be motivated to accomplish it. Being able to support his family is no longer an optional thing, its a necessity, and making sure he doesn't have to take money from his partner further strengthens this goal. There's nothing wrong in that.

Women will like guys like this, because they are good providers. Gold diggers will milk you for what you're worth, and that's the kind of girl cyrix will want to avoid. Gold diggers typically believe that money = happiness. That's why he was against such women. We men can give, the question is... when we give something, is it expected, or is it appreciated? If you expect something, it is no longer appreciated.

If you just throw money at a woman and get her, that doesn't guarantee anything in the relationship. You basically bought the girl, and there's no way I find that respectful to a woman I will want to call my partner.
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post Apr 29 2009, 12:53 AM

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QUOTE(ezralimm @ Apr 28 2009, 11:42 PM)
"can and will leave their partners" ????  blink.gif  Where did that come from??
There is nothing that needs to be retracted.
Dont put words in my mouth. You have possibly just made the most pessimistic assumptions from what I said.
What I am talking about is reality. Ok, consider this:

1) Generally, everyone settles for the most attractive (soc dominant for women, fertile body for men) partner they are culturally compatible with
2) By the time a couple settles down, there will be emotional baggage. LOVE... yeah L-O-V-E...plus children and social connections common between them.
3) People stay monogamous because of LOVE....
BUT IF

1) The guy finds out that there are more attractive girls going after him...
OR
2) The girl finds out there are more eligable guys going after her...

Then there is a chance that the marriage will hit the rocks and that's when divorce comes to mind.
HOWEVER
By the time most people have raised two or three kids.. ie. they are in their late 30s:

1) Most men will never have more attractive girls going after them
2) Most women will never have more eligable guys going after them
EXCEPTIONS
1) Rich, socially dominant men can actually find more attractive girls - sleep around.
2) Pretty, attractive women who marry young (eg. early 20s) to a guy who turns out to be a loser (ie. non-socially dominant)... and knows that she should be with someone more worthy can actually find more worthy guys - sleep around.

^Im not saying everyone is like that... In fact.. most people will never be put in that situation and will never have the opportunity to do so. Not all guys are rich and socially dominant. Not all girls are hot. In the same way a poor hapless peasant who never had the opportunity to be corrupt cannot REALLY claim to be clean. Most monogamous people who never really had the opportunity to sleep around with more attractive people cannot REALLY claim to be moraly righteous.
EVEN IF
1) A guy knows he can do better, he may choose to stay monogamous due to personal convictions (eg. religion and spirituality), practical reasons (scared of STDs/ JAIS raids) and LOVE!!!
2) A girl knows she can do better, she may choose to stay monogamous due to personal convictions (eg. religion and spirituality), practical reasons (scared of STDs/ JAIS raids) and LOVE!!!
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Has the word commitment lost all meaning to you people *sigh* sad.gif
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post Apr 29 2009, 10:28 AM

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QUOTE(ezralimm @ Apr 29 2009, 06:34 AM)
LOVE = commitment lah...
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Love doesn't mean commitment. People who love each other can still cheat and destroy their relationship. I've seen it many times, its not that the person doesn't love their partner, they do... its because their own personal gratification came first to their commitment.

QUOTE(moorish @ Apr 29 2009, 10:03 AM)
You know the scary part is, everybody will say and claim they're committed, (period) yes i believe, but for how long?

you ever hear in a wedding a man/woman says I'm not committed? We dont have a future reading commitment detector.

Divorce happen, and it is a common thing now, I heard from lawyer 2 most common factor in divorce is 3rd party and financial problem.
heart change and people change.
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Its simply because people don't know what it means to commit anymore. That term has lost its meaning to people. Its bloody sad.
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post Apr 29 2009, 11:10 AM

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QUOTE(moorish @ Apr 29 2009, 10:43 AM)
Thats why we need to take care of ourselves....don want later husband runaway with some girls and left you with 3 kids to take care.
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Well, the same applies to guys as well, what I said was perfectly gender neutral smile.gif
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post Apr 29 2009, 12:20 PM

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QUOTE(moorish @ Apr 29 2009, 11:46 AM)
True...like what happen to 3dassets, they're bad people out there I wont deny this. But those are bad people, doesnt restrict to financial capabilities (male) or beautiful (female)
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nod.gif People need to look for the good in others, and not look at their money, looks etc. Its not easy, but I believe the pain in searching is worth the effort in the end.

QUOTE(Deimos Tel`Arin @ Apr 29 2009, 12:06 PM)
again, i must stress that true love prevails.

if boy and girl truly loves one another, their hearts will not change, ever.
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boy will not find other girls to fcuk if he is rich.
girl will not run away when the boy is having some financial difficulties.

they will have commitment towards one another, through thick and thin.


since when relationships have become a terms and conditions thingie? sweat.gif
as if like, the relationship breaks down when the terms and conditions are no longer fulfilled. doh.gif:
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Pre-nup ftw? laugh.gif

QUOTE(moorish @ Apr 29 2009, 12:15 PM)
The sad thing is we're divided by worldly thing, Love is part of human instinct, we fall in love with no control thats why many parents who dont understand say kena pukau la.

But to continue the lovely relationship in this demanding world now is difficult, kids nowadays is not like in the 60s, where you give them a few kayu and they can play whole day. Nowadays kids wan PS3 which cost a bomb!, then education, tuition,  medical fees, McD, all these are very costly.

Same goes to both the parents, life now are no longer like those days, finding money is difficult and stressful so this is where it is very very taxing if you hope love will prevailed without money.

It is sad that we're in this generations, but then again this generations we've so many luxury things to indulge in.
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Luxury nowadays is not luxury any more, it has become an expectation and thus a necessity. I just wish people would think of luxury as what it is... luxury, something nice to have, but unnecessary.
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post Apr 29 2009, 12:26 PM

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QUOTE(Deimos Tel`Arin @ Apr 29 2009, 12:22 PM)
wtf is a pre-nup?

a Prenuptial Agreement ? doh.gif:

if like that then the marriage memang terms & conditions liao. doh.gif:
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post Apr 29 2009, 01:04 PM

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QUOTE(^Hobbes^ @ Apr 29 2009, 12:58 PM)
Most of us here are already living in a luxurious life, its just that not many of us appreciates what we have and keep asking for more
No doubt its  good to keep progressing but its nice to look back once in a while and appreciate where we are at today as compare to alot of ppl out there

Watch this video and see if everyone of us posting in this thread are already living in a luxurious life

http://www.cultureunplugged.com/play/1081/...rte#videoDetail
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The fact we can afford computers and pay the monthly fee for internet shows that we're at a certain standard of luxury smile.gif Its not something I take for granted.

*loading the video*
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post Apr 29 2009, 02:59 PM

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QUOTE(moorish @ Apr 29 2009, 02:18 PM)
This is also to send a message out to guys, dun think just true love and you no need buck up, I've seen and known so many guys when young time couple with pretty gfs and think just because he is young his gf is forever his. After a couple of years a better richer older guys come take his gf away.

Then start whining and say the world isnt fair, I guess it is never about fair, but girls "normally" are more matured than guys, so a couple around 25 years of age, the man still think of online games but the girl edi thinking about getting married. So the goal of the rship is quite different, so pls be intune with your gf instead of saying I'm poisoning girls in here.
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post Apr 29 2009, 05:54 PM

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QUOTE(3dassets @ Apr 29 2009, 10:09 AM)
Do you think your business solution will work for other field? I am in 3D computer graphics and physical sculpture, do you have any suggestion?

"Everything will fall into place", yes I agree but I am wondering how most people make less than me and manage to raise a family, they don't work 2 jobs.
Something I miss or is there a secret that those who know are not telling?

"but you can't deny that women now are a lot more independant financially. Yet, men are still expected (ideally) to be the ONLY one to bear the financial burden"

I blame it on the salary issue, while woman can earn more and more, men still get paid the same and must own a business to be consider better provider, again this reminded me of Singapore. I m getting uncomfortable with this issue and thinking of killing someone.
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The secret is simple. Setting a goal and attaining it. I think you don't really have a goal, even if you do, its vague and unclear.

You blame it on salary, boo hoo. A lot of people are getting paid a lot less than you, how come they can get by? You know what separates them from you? The willingness to work hard to achieve their goals. If you're getting paid crap, that only means 2 things. One, you have a lousy employer. Two, you're a lousy employee. People who are good in their fields are sought after, people who such are just "average" or lousy don't get to negotiate salary. So its either you find yourself a better employer, or you improve yourself to the point where you will get a better offer!

Even in business, its not just about owning the business. Owning a business doesn't mean you'll make money, in many cases people actually LOSE money. Almost no one succeeds in a business the first time around, they will probably have failed multiple times before they succeeded. Business is all about finding opportunities, taking risks and building up from scratch when you've failed.

Its easy to blame the girl when she leaves you for a richer guy, but guess what? Its not really about the money that she left you. Its about the mentality and character that made the guy rich that she's attracted to. The money just comes along naturally with it. That is the quality people like you probably lack. I don't think moorish would have left her lorry driver partner if he strived to improve himself.

QUOTE(ezralimm @ Apr 29 2009, 03:39 PM)
Hmm, you're right. Perhaps I should rephrase myself and add Love + Commitment to my post.

Although I could argue that commitment comes naturally with true love... and that even the most commited relationships can fail when love erodes... when one partner thinks he/she can do better. Hence the people who cheat arent really in true love.
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That's what you think, the problem is you can't even define what is true love. So how can you say one person is truly in love with another person or not? Commitment is simply the choice to stick with a decision and take responsibility for it. The attraction and passion between couples will always reach a point of normality, so its easy to get attracted to people that can give you some excitement. That doesn't mean you don't love your partner, the question is, can you be true to your commitment?
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QUOTE(ezralimm @ Apr 29 2009, 05:58 PM)
Very well said. I've been saying pretty much the same thing all along. Social dominance, along with the charm, confidence and charisma that comes with it is very difficult to achive without money in the modern world.

If you have cash, you can spend on your dates. You can take her to places and spend more time with her...increasing your chances of clicking on an emotional level and building a relationship. If you are successful in your career, you would be a more confident person... and charisma is built on confidence.

Money and social dominance are very intertwined in the modern world.

Hmm I don't think you quite understand it.

These men are not necessarily rich, but they have the attitude that makes it possible to be rich and that's how people get rich in the first place. Its not they are already rich that's why they have the confidence. No, its because they believe they will make eventually make it and nothing is going to stop them from reaching that goal. THAT is the attitude that attracts women. With or without money that attitude is attractive to women.

There are lots of people I know, they're not making tons of money, probably 3-4k a month but they can afford a family of 2-3 kids. The most important thing, is that they're happy. How is that possible? Because they set their own goals and how they wish to live their life, and they find a partner that shares the same goals.

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post Apr 30 2009, 01:44 PM

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QUOTE(ezralimm @ Apr 30 2009, 01:22 PM)
MOST OF US will have no other choice. Not all guys are prince charming's... Not all girls are supermodels.

Therefore, EVERYONE wants to settle for the MOST ATTRACTIVE person that they are comfortable (read: culturally/emotionally compatible) with... who is willing to go out with them.

True, GIRLS ARE NOT TEMPTED BY MONEY... it's just that the guys with money are more likely to be successful: Girls are drawn to success/social_dominance just like guys are drawn to physical beauty. GIRLS ALWAYS SEEM TO WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT (ie. empathize) THE SUCCESSFUL GUYS.

True, GUYS DONT ONLY JUDGE GIRLS BY LOOKS... it's just that the girls with hot fertile bodies are more likely to be thriving in life: Guys are drawn to beauty/fertility just like girls are drawn to success/social_dominance. GUYS ALWAYS SEEM TO WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT (ie. empathize) THE PRETTY GIRLS.

The first step in building a relationship is EMPATHY - sharing feelings so to speak.
If you are attractive, more people will want to share their feelings with you. This works both ways for men and women.

Ask yourself:
If you're a single woman: Would you choose
A) a successful guy, thriving in life with a good career, stable income, nice house and car - and the personality to boot (ie. charm, charisma and fidelity).
B) a loser. Good for nothing guy who changes jobs every few months. Lives in a one bedroom apartment and rides a motorcycle. Sure, he has a nice personality (charm/charisma/fidelity)... but seriously.

If you're a man: Would you choose
A) A beautiful young woman in her early 20s. Nice personality, culturally compatible.
B) An unattractive woman in her mid 30s. Nice personality, culturally compatible.
People always like to believe what makes them happy:
#1) WOMEN who claim that "rich/successful/dominant" men are unfaithful.
#2) MEN who claim that "beautiful/hot/fertile" women are unfaithful.

People who claim this are usually average jane's/joe's who have settled for less than their ideal (because their ideal partner was unavailable to them - they werent attractive enough and had lost in the game of love). The tell themselves #1/#2 to feel good about themselves.

For single people who claim that: If that is your logic then please go ask the most unattractive person that you know out for a date...you know, the helpless loser guy who never dated in his 30s.. or the unattractive, pot-hole'd faced girl in her late 20's who has never had a guy ask her out. Im sure after spending some time with him/her you will start noticing how "nice" his/her personality is...and fall in love... after all, love is blind right???


In the same way you cannot say that a rich person is corrupt, you cannot say that a successful/attractive person is unfaithful. The poor hapless peasant never had the OPPORTUNITY to be corrupt... and the ugly/unattractive person never had the OPPORTUNITY to fvck around.
Only some powerful people are corrupt. Only some successful/attractive people are unfaithful.

Assuming compatibility (religious/cultural/language) is the same between two potential partners - one attractive, one unattractive. Given the chance, would you rather be with an attractive person or an unattractive person?

Personally, I want to build a meaningful relationship with the most (culturally compatible) attractive person with who's willing to go out with me...and im sure most people will do the same. It's basic human nature.
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Even after I wrote my topic, you still haven't learnt anything have you?

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post Apr 30 2009, 07:30 PM

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QUOTE(ezralimm @ Apr 30 2009, 04:06 PM)
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"having standards" + "getting a life" = "social dominance"

You may have used different words, but it still means the same thing..

In the modern world, "getting a life" and "having standards" is difficult too achieve without money smile.gif
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You say lots of big things, but there are plenty of words you used that show you have not understood anything. Just because you have set your own standards, and your own life, doesn't mean you're socially dominant. It just means you're being who you are. Some people want to be the beta male instead of the alpha. Some guys want women to take care of them rather than the other way around. You do not understand this at all... and I think you don't understand what you write as well.

Look at the words you use to describe things. "settle for less", "can do better", "willing to go out with me", etc. All these phrases carry a negative connotation and still place the qualifier externally rather than coming from within. In time I hope you can understand this.
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QUOTE(ezralimm @ Apr 30 2009, 07:47 PM)
"having standards" and "getting a life" could mean different things to different people.
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Im not going to argue on that, I'll leave it to the readers to think about it.

Exactly, it means different things to different people smile.gif

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I think it's important is that we do not get caught up in semantics.

Normally, no, but in this case the semantics are important because it reveals the underlying mentality.

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Just for the record: I have never claimed to be anything. I believe that just like one cannot claim to be beautiful/handsome/attractive, I believe that a guy cannot claim to be socially dominant - for that is for others to judge.

You still don't understand tongue.gif

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Btw, regarding green bolded quote: If that is really your definition of "having standards" and "getting a life", then it really runs contrary to the title of your thread "how to get the girl that you want". Because often people cant get the girl they want because THEIR STANDARDS ARE TOO HIGH or they dont have the means (physical/material/emotional/social) to "get a life".

I understand those phrases with the connotation that it involves somehow raising one's standards and setting the bar higher: eg to "get the girl that you want".
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There is no contradiction, you just don't understand it. Its all explained in my topic, I don't think I need to repeat the points here. Perhaps it might help you understand if you threw away all the stuff you've learnt and start fresh. As Mr. Poonani pointed out to you earlier, you're taking new ideas and fitting them into your little box. Free yourself from that box, and you might understand.

QUOTE(anti-informatic @ Apr 30 2009, 10:30 PM)
Actually u two also got the point, but it always up to ppl how to think
so no need to argue bout which right and wrong there
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QUOTE(ezralimm @ May 1 2009, 06:28 AM)
As far as I can tell, you're saying the glass is half full, im saying the glass is half empty - it means the same thing.

Either way, bottom line long story short, the message is that a guy has to THRIVE and succeed in the game of life to be successful in the game of love. For many desirable characteristics in a guy comes from thriving in the game of life (asides from physical traits that are genetic of course). For only when one is desirable can he "have standards" - the poor hapless ugly short guy who cant keep a job telling himself that he "has standards" and will only date a really hot chick is in for lots of dissappointment. That was the key message in the Face The Truth™ (love) articles: People need to find their standard, or work to raise it.

You seem pretty bent on claiming that I dont understand you. Well, I've explained my POV a few times already - It's up to the others reading this thread to decide. Anyhow, would you like to come to a concensus on a few simple statements? Simple clear statements... i'll draft it over the weekend.

btw, yeah.. debate is awesome. I kinda like debating here more than in RWI tongue.gif nicer crowd.
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Its not about optimism or pessimism. Its about how you perceive things, you're stuck with only 1 definition of what a male should be. What you understood of "standards" is different from what I wrote. Not everyone wants a hot chick, not everyone wants a rich guy, the "standard" is something they set themselves for what they want in life. Like that dude who posted here blaming his pathetic salary, if he's happy with his life (although its obvious he is not) then he would find a partner that would fit into his life. Not chase someone who people think is attractive.

Everyone will have a different meaning of success, its up for them to decide whether they have achieved it or not. There are poor people who are very happy with their lives, there are rich people who are very sad with their lives. There are good looking males/females who just can't get the partners they need/want, and there are ugly people who are happy with their partners.

The difference between us is basically, you tell people that "you should be like this", and I tell people "go find out who you are".

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QUOTE(ezralimm @ May 1 2009, 02:03 PM)
3) Precisely. Again., you are saying what i've said in different words. You are effectively saying that he will over time be forced to lower his standards and consider girls that he did not consider before. You see this in people who remain single as they approach their 30s... They are usually not so attractive and are forced to settle for what is available. Thus, you are correct... chances are he will eventually find a partner willing to "fit into his life". The quality (tall/fertile/hot vs short/disproportionate/ugly) of the partner willing to "fit into his life" will depend largely on how attractive he is himself.

Look again at the words you used smile.gif
Lower? Settle for less? That means his standard is STILL HIGH. *sigh* This is the point you don't get at all. There's no higher/lower, there is no right/wrong. There's just the person's requirements.

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I have never said that guys should be rich to attract girls!!!!111  vmad.gif In fact, I've repeatedly stressed out that MONEY DOES NOT ATTRACT GIRLS in all of my threads. That said, money does seem to correlate to a person thriving in life..and girls find this attractive. And you got to face the fact that while MONEY DOES NOT BUY HAPPINESS... money lessens the likelihood that you turn out to become a loser in the game of life - On average, poor people have worse health and higher suicide rates than rich people, in all countries and cultural backgrounds...even in America! Sure there are exceptions... and if harping on a few sad rich blokes who killed themselves makes you feel good about yourself..then fine. But it does not represent the general truth.

The general truth is useless in the face on individuality.

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Ultimately, everyone has a different path. Guy A's path to social dominance and thriving in the game of life is different from Guy B's path to social dominance and thriving in the game of life.
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QUOTE(moorish @ May 1 2009, 02:41 PM)
silverhawk and ezralimm is trying to say the same thing but express them in different way, hence the endless arguement.
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QUOTE(anti-informatic @ May 1 2009, 04:31 PM)
Not oni ezra, falcon do the same
but both look at other ppl and think that its diff
and therefore their discussion lead to nothing

On the surface it may SEEM like we're talking about the same thing, but dig a bit deeper and you'll see what we say is totally different.

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but the objective of the discussion is?
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QUOTE(anti-informatic @ May 2 2009, 12:43 AM)
QUOTE(silverhawky)
On the surface it may SEEM like we're talking about the same thing, but dig a bit deeper and you'll see what we say is totally different.
opposite
from the surface u both talking diff thing,
but dig in deeper actually is the same thing
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Anyway I don't wanna derail this topic, so if ezra or anyone wants to respond to the difference between ezra's opinion and mine, then do it in my topic/create a new one.



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QUOTE(moorish @ May 2 2009, 01:04 PM)
Actually you and ezras discussion is within this topic, just that I find both of you trying to pinpoint the problem which I think is difficult to do so, every individual (as the name "INDIVIDUAL") is unique in character.

Well if you insist, then we can continue it in here smile.gif

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So how do we conclude? there is no who is wrong and only everyody is correct, bcoz everyone is different.

We all generally agree that point but that is not the point of contention between ezra and I. He has the view that to be attractive you have to the alpha male, socially dominant, etc. In other words, he's trying to teach people to be attractive to others. The goal in his opinion, is to become attractive. That is putting the cart in front of the horse. Its all bass ackwards. Attraction comes as a result of something else, not as a goal in itself. If its a goal in itself, that attraction is shallow. A good example would be PUAs, they're great at attracting women, but most of them can't hold a serious relationship.

Think about it, is marriage a goal in itself? Do you commit to person to be married to them? Or do you marry a person out of your commitment to them? Do you go to the gym to look good so you can get a date or do you go to the gym to work out for your own health? Do you see the difference between our points now?

QUOTE(anti-informatic @ May 2 2009, 05:02 PM)
TO: silvehawky & ezra
I dont even see whats the result u both wan, but just keep denying each other and lead to endless argument
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When I'm serious in C.C., its to help people. I don't agree with ezra because what he writes is filled with generalisation. People who buy into things like that are easily led astray, what he writes is not exactly wrong, it just lacks the foundation necessary to fully comprehend the meaning of those words. What he preaches are "extras" merely tips/techniques, which may give you positive results, but you can only improve so much on a weak foundation, some prodding and it will all crumble down.

That is what he lacks in his writing, and if you're sharp enough all the flaws in his foundation is glaringly obvious in how he writes.
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QUOTE(moorish @ May 3 2009, 09:47 AM)
So you see they;re all kinda people out there, we cant pinpoint which couple is right or wrong, because nobody can predict which of the rship up there will hold till death do us part.

I'm not judging which is right/wrong for a person, but its to make a person THINK. Plenty of people in this topic will say that money is not important, love conquers all etc. Naive and cliche expressions, but with profound meaning that you must really think through/experience before you really understand what it means.

People always want things, and everyone has some sort of goal in their life, whether its short term or long term. The problem is, the amount of people who actually take the time to think of what they really need/want is pathetically small. Why do you want it? What will happen once you achieve it? Is this what you really want/need? These are very important questions to ask yourself.

QUOTE(ezralimm @ May 3 2009, 11:07 AM)
Damn it. Do you get off to putting words in my mouth???

1) I mentioned that everyone has a different definition of "beauty" and "social dominance".
2) ...and that the real goal is to THRIVE in life and to be the best you can be, so that the potential partners available to you would be greater - giving you more freedom to choose in the game of love.
3) Written about this in detail before:
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Words are words, its easy to say/write something which has meaning on face value, but as I said before, the words you use betray everything. Most of the people in CC aren't sharp enough to read pass it, but there are quite a few who can.

QUOTE(ezralimm @ May 3 2009, 11:29 AM)
There are three types of unmarried guys:
(yes it's a generalization. Up yours silver!!!)
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You can't even generalise correctly rolleyes.gif. You missed out the guys in relationships who are not getting laid tongue.gif
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QUOTE(ezralimm @ May 3 2009, 01:07 PM)
1) You put words in my mouth.

No, I'm just exposing the weakness in your writing. I'm not putting those words in your mouth... you are doing it yourself albeit sub-consciously.

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2) You use ad hominems and consistenly insist that "i miss the point" etc..

I don't think ad hominem means what you think it means laugh.gif I insist you miss the point, because to me and several others, its quite obvious you miss the point. The simplest summary I can give you is that you're talking about techniques, but you're lacking in the foundation.

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3) You have some kind of superiority complex.

Perhaps I do. Got a problem with that? tongue.gif

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I leave it to the readers of this forum to decide for yourself.

I believe they have, one topic was pinned within 15 minutes, another has written several topics but has never been pinned tongue.gif

QUOTE(ezralimm @ May 3 2009, 11:51 PM)
Raw physical attractiveness: An hourglass figure for women. Reasonable build (size/height) for men plus a deep voice and manly features.

Did you know in some cultures, fat women are considered attractive and the women we deem physically attractive are considered ugly because they look malnourished? Any assumption of "raw attractiveness" is as flawed as the ideas of eugenics. It all assumes there is a perfect standard to thrive to, but in fact "raw attractiveness" is highly influenced by culture and not biology.

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Answer me this: If you had taller guys going after you, would you consider going out with a guy who is 10 inches shorter than you? Assuming that culture/values/religion/income/etc are the same...Ok, the shorter guy is a very nice guy, but since you didnt go out with him and spend time to empathize with him, the chances of a relationship blossoming with him will be less.

He can't answer you... because he's a guy laugh.gif Did you not know that? tongue.gif

QUOTE(Bishop @ May 4 2009, 12:37 AM)
Step a few steps back(further plesae...) and you will see that it all comes down to Natural Selection and the survival of the fittest. It is just that in the environment that you are in, what do YOU term as the dominant trait?  whistling.gif
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What I teach others, has nothing to do with natural selection laugh.gif

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