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0:00The more I watch my colleagues in the

0:02field , the sadder I get . Most advice on

0:04" How to be successful with women "

0:06somehow boils down to the idea that you

0:08have to bend your life backward and

0:10literally become a different person .

0:12And in theory , it sounds correct , right

0:14? If you're not getting results , then

0:16why the hell would you expect results ?

0:18But the question is : is there a way to

0:20seduce women while being just an

0:22ordinary guy ? And the answer is : yes ,

0:24it’s just not as cool to talk about .

0:27So yeah , brew yourself something

0:28stronger . And if this is your first

0:30time on my video , my name is August ,

0:31I'm an anthropologist , and for the last

0:3310 years , I've been looking for

0:34effective keys to seducing women

0:35without leaving the house . Yes ,

0:37literally how to be a broke loser and

0:38still seduce and sleep with a huge

0:40number of women . And it's not a

0:41guarantee that YouTube will show you my

0:43video again . Who knows if that's good

0:44or bad , but don't forget to like and

0:46subscribe , even if you don't like this

0:47video . But you'll just unsubscribe and

0:49leave a dislike . So , yeah , without

0:50further personal pleasantries . Let's go

0:51. So , I have the first question . Do you

0:54want to be loved , or do you want the

0:55things around you to be loved ? You know

0:57, like the saying : you don't love the

0:58fish , you love the taste of the fish .

1:00Well , I’d like a girl to actually

1:02love me , not the idea that in 20 years

1:04she’ll be living in some castle or

1:06palace , and will have everything in

1:09life . And blah , blah , blah . I mean ,

1:10it's cool , right ? I wouldn't turn that

1:12down myself , but where do I fit in all

1:14this ? If we take me out of this whole

1:17story and put in another guy , and she's

1:19okay with that , well , that doesn't

1:21really suit me much . Moreover , the

1:24answer itself , like : " Well , damn ,

1:26improve yourself , join a gym , make some

1:28money . " It’s a very simple answer ,

1:31and it’s all cool , it will all work .

1:34But even with all that , for some reason

1:36, out-of-shape , fat guys with boring

1:38lives are already getting everything

1:39you only wish to have . And that will

1:41likely happen for you in about 5-6 , or

1:43maybe 10 years . You have to admit ,

1:44that’s not very cool . But again , this

1:46is an answer like : " Well , just make

1:47some money . " Funny . We’re not going

1:50to do that . We’ve just patted

1:51ourselves on the back . Great . The tenth

1:53girl in a row dumps me , but that's just

1:54because they're all " unsuitable . " Not

1:56because I'm doing something wrong . But

1:58that’s just me venting . Okay . So ,

1:59let’s break down what actually

2:01matters . In psychology , this was

2:03discovered a long time ago . Moreover ,

2:05in pickup culture about 20 years ago ,

2:07it was more or less the same thing . I

2:10know the term " pickup " is completely

2:11run into the ground and cringey for us ,

2:13but if we move past those losers who

2:15run up to people on the street asking

2:16for numbers , and actually look at what

2:18was happening in , say , the Western

2:19schools , you’d be surprised . It’s

2:22literally what was later confirmed by

2:24studies , albeit many years later . So ,

2:27let’s start with the basics . We have

2:28absolute value , and we have contextual

2:30value . Absolute value is all those

2:33things . Meaning , we take guy X , give

2:35him some attribute , and he becomes

2:37cooler , right ? So here’s guy X ,

2:39let’s make him a bit more handsome .

2:41Cool , cool . Guy X , let’s give him a

2:43bit of money . Cool , cool . Will he

2:45become more attractive ? Definitely .

2:47That is what we call absolute value . I

2:49assure you , this bar for absolute value

2:51is 1,000 times lower than what you're

2:53being told right now . The " looksmaxxing

2:55" crowd will tell you that you have to

2:57be like a 10 out of 10 Brad Pitt in his

2:59prime just for her to even look at you .

3:01No , man , it doesn't work like that . I

3:03took pictures of this guy here , and the

3:05conversation went just fine . I

3:06literally physically took the phone and

3:08chatted on his behalf . And surprisingly

3:11, it all just went well on its own . And

3:12everything was fun . So you can’t

3:14really blame it on " well , you don't

3:16have the face of a GigaChad . " Or when

3:18the guys and I jump into some Omegle

3:20calls and have great chats , my face

3:21isn't there , just my voice .

3:23>> Never .

3:24>> No.

3:24>> In 40 years , not a drop of aggression ?

3:27>> Of course .

3:28>> What about when you hit me over the

3:29head with a frying pan while I was

3:30sleeping ? That was also done with love .

3:32>> I was ironing .

3:35>> That's for clothes . I don't need

3:36ironing . Especially not with heavy or

3:38hot objects .

3:39>> The doctor prescribed it for you . I'm

3:41just following orders . Above the bed .

3:44>> Who to open ?

3:45>> Above your bed . And above the bed is a

3:47doctor . No , I only have your poster

3:49above my bed .

3:49>> Well , that is the doctor .

3:51>> You’re a doctor too ? Damn , you have a

3:53lot of personalities . You’re almost

3:55like Johnny Sins . He’s also a pilot ,

3:56a doctor , a cook , and a plumber .

3:58>> I’m a borprepter . That’s it .

4:00>> She knows her stuff . And it’s not

4:02like I have the kind of voice you’d

4:04obsess over . You have to agree . So , yes

4:05, let’s go back to our contextual

4:08value . And why this is incredibly

4:09important . Let's rewind . I don't know

4:11when you were in school , but it doesn't

4:12matter . I'm sharing a personal

4:13experience here . When I was in the

4:14second grade , I already knew perfectly

4:16well who Angelina Jolie was . I knew who

4:17Megan Fox was . I saw a lot of beautiful

4:20girls . But for some reason , I liked one

4:22specific girl who , objectively speaking

4:24, lost to them in every way . Well , how

4:26else could it be , right ? Or another

4:27moment : when a guy gets dumped by a

4:29girl and rushes to unalive himself . I

4:32condemn that , but is this girl truly

4:34the most objectively beautiful and

4:35attractive person in the world ? I doubt

4:38it , because our psyche works a bit

4:40differently than just having a set of

4:42factors . And we desire that specific

4:44set of factors . No , getting back to how

4:47we interact with people ... if you look

4:49at how these couples are formed , and

4:51moreover , those same studies — they

4:53took couples , watched them for decades ,

4:55saw how everything developed and what

4:57happened — the beginning is always

4:59roughly the same . The first is the

5:02number of shared moments and common

5:04context . In principle , people almost

5:07always match at the same level , and it

5:09doesn't matter which one . It could be

5:12the same social level , the same field

5:15of activity , a shared joke , a common

5:18interest , whatever . So , you need to

5:20find as many of these points as

5:22possible , where you are similar . That's

5:24the first point . The second point is

5:26working on opening the person up . We

5:29are all insane narcissists . Everyone

5:31loves themselves . No matter how much

5:34they might say , " No , I hate myself , " it

5:37doesn't work like that . Sooner or later

5:39, the brain rationalizes ; sooner or

5:41later , it will find a reason to love

5:43itself . And our task is to extract

5:45those specific moments . And I'll

5:47shamelessly take this opportunity . I

5:49remind you that via the link in the

5:50description or the first comment ,

5:51you'll find two breakdowns of my own

5:53chats , literally analyzed message by

5:54message , from the first text to her

5:56coming over to my place . You understand

5:57what kind of sequel that implies . We'll

5:59break down why whether she likes you or

6:00not is far from being her choice . Why

6:0280 % of men are literally trash to women .

6:05And we'll specifically break down a

6:06clear , step-by-step plan on how to

6:08transition from the " mommy's boy "

6:09category — which , by the way , is a

6:10total simp — to the category of a

6:11naturally attractive , sexually worthy

6:13man — which , by the way , is a guy with

6:14big balls . We’ll also break down why

6:16this photo didn’t get me a single

6:18like , while this one got me 91 likes in

6:2024 hours . We’ll break down , point by

6:22point , why this photo is actually made

6:24for men , and why this one is made for

6:25women , and you can see the results for

6:27yourself . You'll find the link in the

6:29description and the first comment ,

6:31because look , here is a person , and a

6:33person has about 8 million different

6:35masks . Meaning , in this situation , I

6:37act like this . In this situation , I act

6:38like this . Here , I want people to see

6:40me like this . And that’s why I love

6:42those questions : " What would you like ? "

6:45And the girl starts : " Okay , she

6:47imagined Brad Pitt , who naturally

6:48doesn't need to prove anything anymore .

6:50He’s already everything , well , he’s

6:51the ideal in her eyes . " Well , let's

6:53talk about an abstract Brad Pitt . And

6:55she imagined : " Well , of course , I want

6:57him to be good to me , to be open with

6:59me , to be very caring . " Yet , in her

7:03Instagram , she has 8 million guys who

7:05do the exact same thing , but for some

7:06reason , they stay on Instagram . And yet

7:09, they might be no worse than Brad Pitt

7:11. But what’s the issue ? It's that she

7:13already has some context with Brad Pitt

7:15. She’s seen a movie with him .

7:16She’s seen how he , for example ,

7:18interacts with some lady . She put

7:20herself in the role of that lady .

7:22That’s probably the most basic role

7:23model . If you look at most movies for

7:25girls , why aren't the girls there super

7:27cool ? Because a regular girl wouldn't

7:30be able to put herself in that position

7:31. Moreover , if you look at almost any

7:33movie , like Spider-Man , for instance ,

7:35at the beginning , he's just a regular

7:37nerd who becomes cool , a guy who

7:39doesn't leave his room , and you're like

7:41: " That's literally me . " And that’s

7:43it . Spider-Man is still the most

7:46popular superhero . And almost

7:48everything we look at is built exactly

7:50like that . There’s a role model , and

7:52we start from that role model . And a

7:54girl wants exactly the same kind of

7:56role model . And that role model

7:58shouldn't be built on an ideal image .

8:02So , disclosure is probably top two , but

8:04I’d put it in first place right along

8:06with relatability . Meaning you just

8:10have to give a girl the chance to open

8:12up , show her true self , and offer

8:13acceptance for that real part of her .

8:17Because always being in this guarded

8:19position , where she has to act like

8:20someone she's not , it's fun , it's cool ,

8:22but it doesn't spark attraction . It’s

8:24basically just stroking your own ego .

8:26That is , in fact , the reason why you

8:27start talking to a girl , everything is

8:29great , you’re chatting , she’s

8:31putting in some effort , you’re

8:32discussing things , it’s all fun , but

8:34the next day she doesn't text you , and

8:36then you text her , and she ignores you .

8:38And why is that ? Because you were

8:39talking to that mask , right ? She got

8:41her dopamine hit . No worries , it’ll

8:43be more interesting to do that with

8:44another guy , and he’ll go through the

8:45exact same situation . It will end

8:47exactly the same way . The next day ,

8:48she’ll go and talk to someone else

8:49about the exact same things . But

8:51opening up is what allows us to build

8:52that bridge between one another . I’ll

8:54surprise you , but opening up is never

8:57about being perfect . Opening up is

8:58precisely about , " Oh , we’re so

9:00vulnerable , oh , we’re so flawed , tell

9:02me , what did they hit you with in

9:03childhood ? " So , once again , we resonate

9:05with people not because we are perfect ,

9:07but because we resonate with these

9:09minor screw-ups in our lives . And from

9:11here , we move on to the next point ,

9:13specifically to reciprocity . This is

9:15basically a cheat code for any

9:17interaction with women . If you want to

9:19get something from a woman , do it

9:20yourself first . So , if I want a girl to

9:23start opening up , I’ll just take the

9:25lead and open up first . If I want a

9:27girl to tell me what she’s feeling

9:28right now , I’ll just go ahead and

9:30share it first . And she will pick up on

9:31it , and she will start doing it too .

9:33Why ? Because you’ve literally just

9:35given her the indulgence , saying , " Yes ,

9:37here , you can do this too . " Because

9:39while we , as men , live our whole lives

9:41in this category — meaning : you must be

9:43like this , you must have this and that ,

9:44by this age you must be such-and-such ,

9:46and society puts pressure on us — for

9:48girls , it’s much more complex ,

9:49because it’s not society that

9:50pressures them , they pressure

9:51themselves . And a girl’s ego will

9:54never allow her to take the first step

9:56in that regard , because what if you say

9:58, " Go to hell " ? And what would happen

10:00then ? She would go out of her mind .

10:02That’s why she’d rather screw up 40

10:04times and lose the best man in her life

10:06than take that step . Yes , there are

10:08exceptions , but they are just that —

10:09exceptions . In 99 % of cases , no matter

10:11how awesome you are , she won't start

10:13doing it herself . You have to give her ,

10:16I don't know , a bridge so she can do it

10:18. So , once again , if you want something

10:20from her , do it first so that it just

10:22clicks in her head . Oh , well if he can

10:25do it , then I can do it too . This

10:27actually applies to flirting , getting

10:28closer , and everything like that . Why ?

10:31Because for a girl , again , this is a

10:32very strong emotional step . And guys

10:35who just sit there and obsess over some

10:37perfect moment that will eventually

10:38happen — it won't happen . So once again

10:40, you have to initiate it . And initiate

10:43it in such a way that at any moment you

10:45could say , " Wait , it's a joke , like

10:47it's not serious , relax . " And she needs

10:49to understand that . And only in such a

10:51situation will her anxiety drop enough

10:53for her to be able to do it . And this

10:55is another probably S-tier point that

10:59shouldn't be missed . It's about the

11:02fact that we have attraction and we

11:03have the girl's anxiety . And for some

11:05reason , guys think that attraction is

11:06what's needed and anxiety is something

11:08you can just ignore completely . No , on

11:10the contrary , anxiety is 70 % of your

11:12success . Or rather , how much you have

11:14lowered her anxiety . And this is

11:16precisely what allows a girl to reach

11:19new horizons that she wouldn't be able

11:22to cross with someone else . And this is

11:26exactly the point you need to feel , in

11:28the sense that if you went on a date

11:30with a girl and she can't tell you , for

11:32example , about how someone tried to

11:33assault her when she was 12 , you

11:35haven't opened her up enough . Yes , this

11:38sounds incredibly cringy , absolutely

11:39trashy , and like , what the hell is this

11:41? But if she can't open up to you that

11:43much , you're falling short somewhere ,

11:45so to speak . We take a step back , fix

11:48that , and then return , because just

11:50hammering away at constant escalation ,

11:52well , it doesn't work like that . Like ,

11:54take a little step , then lower the

11:56anxiety . Take a little step , lower the

11:58anxiety . Everything hinges solely on

12:00this . Moreover , if you look at it , when

12:03it comes to anxiety , there are two

12:06types of girls . The first type of girls

12:09operate by inflating their anxiety

12:11significantly so as not to do anything

12:13unnecessary . The second category of

12:15girls , they strongly devalue the action

12:17itself so that this anxiety doesn't

12:19arise . It’s like with sex . It’s the

12:21same for both the first and the second

12:22girl . Sex can be something super

12:24important . Their libidos might be the

12:26same , but the first one will start to

12:28close herself off from it all , like ,

12:30you know , sex on the twentieth date

12:31after the wedding , when we finally have

12:33the act . Meaning , for her , sex remains

12:36a very important part , and so she

12:38closes off through this very defense ,

12:40you could say . The other one , on the

12:43contrary , goes for devaluation . She’s

12:44like : " Well , like , sex , cool , and

12:46what’s next ? " And that’s it . And

12:48there won't be any anxiety there ,

12:49because for her , it’s a devalued

12:50action . Yeah , I don’t remember , there

12:52was some very old book , I think it was

12:54called Pandora's Box or something like

12:56that . Ah , and those archetypes were

12:58described right there . And on one hand ,

13:00it was really cool because it was ,

13:02let's say , a theory of requests , just

13:03broken down in slightly different words

13:05. On the other hand , it kind of hit the

13:08ego a bit , you know , that , like , some

13:09guy did it 20 years before you , and you

13:11were sitting there figuring it out

13:13yourself . Well , that’s not the point .

13:15Anyway , the point is that these things ,

13:17their beauty is that they repeat

13:19themselves . If you look at different

13:22approaches to communication , building

13:24relationships , and all that , you’ll

13:26see that many points coincide , so much

13:28so that it's as if they copied from

13:30each other , even though they don't even

13:32know each other at all . And finally ,

13:35what is also very important is the

13:37speed . Yeah , you’re going to say ,

13:39what kind of [ __ ] are you talking

13:39about ? You just talked about how

13:41anxiety needs to be reduced , and now

13:42you’re talking about speed . And I

13:43will answer you that time is not an

13:45indicator here at all . Like , what

13:46really matters is the density of

13:48actions . You can perform the same

13:49actions . Just over a span of , I don't

13:51know , several days , or you can do them

13:52in literally a couple of hours , it

13:54makes no difference , the structure

13:55doesn't change from that . If we

13:57fundamentally look at the communication

13:59from meeting to relationship , which

14:01took , I don't know , 2 months , maybe

14:03even more . By the way , here's a fun

14:06fact for you : most relationships begin

14:09after 22 months of friendship . Well ,

14:12obviously , these are very averaged

14:13statistics and all , but you get the

14:15point , the same theme about the friend

14:16you shouldn't worry about . So , uh , 22

14:19months of friendship , or I don't know ,

14:21they hooked up on the first date , and

14:23two days later they moved in together .

14:25The structure is the same , the things

14:27done are the same . That's why time , in

14:30this regard , doesn't really matter . But

14:32where does time , specifically speed ,

14:33actually matter ? First of all , we live

14:35in very dynamic times , where a girl can

14:37, in principle , steal anyone . I'm

14:39speaking from personal experience here

14:40— I once posted this on Telegram , it's

14:42a very telling case . There have

14:43actually been many , but this one is

14:44just perfect . How do you take a girl

14:47from a date ? She was sitting on a date

14:48with a guy . I got her to come over to

14:50my place , and we hadn't even met before

14:51that . Go figure . Or when , you know ,

14:54you're talking to a girl and she's

14:55already given you every green light

14:57possible , but you're sitting there

14:59thinking , " Damn , maybe I shouldn't ,

15:00maybe it's too early for some

15:01Jewish-slash-Orthodox parents . " But in

15:05reality , once a girl has decided in her

15:07head that she's ready to move to the

15:09next stage , a countdown starts , so to

15:11speak . If you haven't made a move by a

15:14certain point , what does she conclude

15:16in her head ? Well , either I'm just not

15:19that interesting to him , or he’s just

15:21some kind of loser . If I'm not

15:23interesting to him , that's kind of

15:24hurtful , right ? It hits the ego hard .

15:26Girls don't like that . So , more often

15:28than not , they drift toward the second

15:29conclusion : that , well , he’s clearly

15:31a loser , and that’s it . And the

15:32attraction fades away instantly . And

15:35this applies to meeting up , moving to a

15:37first kiss , having sex , or entering a

15:39relationship . Meaning , for each of

15:42these stages , a girl has a rough idea

15:44in her head that she's ready , and then

15:45the countdown begins . If it doesn't

15:47happen , your communication will end

15:49right there . If it does happen , great

15:51— we wait for the next moment until

15:53she gives off the next green signal . So

15:55, yeah , stalling and being indecisive

15:56isn't an option these days . First ,

15:57there's quite a lot of competition .

16:00Second , the threshold of what we expect

16:02to be enough is actually much lower , I

16:05assure you . A girl is ready to meet you

16:08much sooner than you think it's time . A

16:11girl is ready to kiss you much sooner

16:13than you think it's time . It's the same

16:15thing for sex . That's your bedtime

16:17story for the night . And yes , don't

16:19forget the link to the free bot with

16:20message analysis and profile review

16:21that got me 91 likes in a day . You'll

16:23find it in the description and the

16:24first comment . Talk to you soon .

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