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If you look at most people of the 'seduction' community, they usually have something in their history that stunted their sexual-social development and basically
by elai 16y ago
If you look at most people of the 'seduction' community, they usually have something in their history that stunted their sexual-social development and basically need instruction/a support group/whatever to help overcome it. Usually people who grew up in religious households, or families that didn't let them out of the house much at all or let them socialize, go out or offer much anything in terms of privacy. Or they imposed it on themselves by being geeks and only socializing really with male friends. Or they developed various phobias or incorrect ideas from adults, caregivers and personal heros (Sexual harassment phobia, taking radical 2nd/3rd wave feminists seriously, etc). It could be more subtle reasons or other things.
Because they're nerds, men, usually young and are dealing with sexual problems the machismo goes to 11 and they do various socially stupid things. And most of the people who started these courses are not the most healthy of people.
- jessriedel 16y ago> If you look at most people of the 'seduction' community, they usually have something in their history that stunted their sexual-social development... So you're saying that the people looking for help in understanding and attracting women are more likely to have been bad at it in the past? And that people who already have a lot of experience and success are unlikely to be interested in PUD methods? Isn't that obvious?