Como Ser Alpha?

[Chrys 585]

35 minutos atrás, A_Almeida disse:

Na verdade, não é a roupa que define o caráter. Mas é o caráter que define a roupa.

Vestir-se é uma forma de expressão social.

 

De novo, não concordo, pela generalização. Entendo o que quer dizer, que uma mulher com visão mais familiar vai vestir-se de uma maneira que corresponda. Mas basear-se nisso pode criar um embuste, simplesmente pelo uso da aparência. Uma advogada bem vestida, que não mostra nem 30% do corpo na rua, pra ir ao mercado, tem um potencial pra traição tão grande quanto uma que ande com calção curto. 

13 minutos atrás, enebt disse:

 

Mas que comparação hein, pegar foto de uma atriz (modelo) e fazer essa suposição sobre o short... É obvio que tem q ver um contexto.

 

No mais:

 

 

Até o "...virtudes, como lealdade(...)" eu concordo totalmente, agora colocar submissão como virtude é um pouco de tendencialidade. 

[FrangoEctomorfo 7251]

4 minutos atrás, Chrys disse:

Até o "...virtudes, como lealdade(...)" eu concordo totalmente, agora colocar submissão como virtude é um pouco de tendencialidade. 

[NewbieTrack 3503]

Agora, Born4Run disse:

Passo por esse tópico as vezes, leio alguns comentários, vejo os assuntos.

Porém, estou um tanto quanto perplexo.

Alguns, não namorariam uma mulher como essa, só por causa do tamanho do short?

É isso?

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Mas que gostosa hein cara, simplesmente uma delicia.

Essa atriz fez parte do filme Hitch - Conselheiro amoroso, recomendo que assistam, muito bom.

[Chrys 585]

2 minutos atrás, FrangoEctomorfo disse:

 

Teu ideal de mulher é uma mulher que não tem o direito de escolher entre carne ou arroz, simplesmente porque você só gosta de um?

[Diego.botelho 7]

Alguém aqui já teve problemas com família, ser totalmente contra todos os seus tipos de gostos? Como lidaram?

[JVParaguay 162]

Em 17/12/2015 at 17:11, planeta disse:

aparencia, mulherres e vida: de "feio" para bonito

 

e, depois mais abaixo,

 

guia pra ficar mais atraente

 

 

 

Looks, Women And Life: Lessons Learned Going From “Ugly” To Attractive (self.seduction)

submitted 5 meses ago * by DariusSSfJ

I cringe every time I see someone saying “your looks don’t matter” – obviously that someone, whether it’s a man or a woman has never been through a significant physical transformation, never went from the side of the spectrum where you’re considered by most “unattractive” to constantly hearing comments, remarks and compliments about “how good you look”.

I cringe because over the years I have been on both sides of this spectrum.

But first, let’s go back to those, who say that looks don’t matter.

I understand what they actually mean – you can be physically unattractive and still achieve great things, have sex with beautiful women (feels a bit weird writing those two points right next to each other) and live an overall happy life.

In that sense they are absolutely correct but please don’t believe for a moment that changing your appearance doesn’t change things. Not just dealing with women but pretty much everything that includes social interactions.

This long post (no TL;DR;) is here because after working with men’s style for dating and meeting women for nearly two years now, it pains me to see how many men (and women) are struggling with appearance and physical attractiveness – physical insecurities, self-perception that stems from unhealthy beliefs about appearance, cynicism and victims mentality about “being ugly” and “you’re XZY, you have it easy”, ignorant denial “looks don’t matter”, “she should like me for who I am”, pedestaling “she’s a 9.5!!!”, etc., etc.

What I’m about to share is a personal experience and I’m sure that there are others, whose experience might or might not be somewhat different. I’m not an extreme case – I never had some deformities or been morbidly obese, nor am I a “perfect 10” right now (hopefully by the end of this post we can all stop using that hideous term). There are women, whose type I am and there are women whose type I’m not.

Also, I’ll try to share the unpolished, unbiased truth the way I see/remember it but it doesn't make it an absolute truth, I’m not the guy with the answers, just observations - take everything in with a grain of salt.

And now, time to set the tone with the before – after.

BEFORE: http://sexystyleforjoe.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/IMG_9486-e1435679461926.jpg

AFTER: http://sexystyleforjoe.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/IGP9001-e1435679431377.jpg EDIT: Few more looks for context http://sexystyleforjoe.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/vlcsnap-2014-10-13-19h18m49s95.pnghttp://sexystyleforjoe.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/IGP9051-e1435735677222.jpg

I know, I know – you probably expected a shirtless After photo with six-pack abs and physique that would put Adonis to shame – I guess the best marketing trick ever pulled off by the fitness industry is that we associate appearance transformation almost exclusively with physique transformation.

So even though I do have leaner torso and broader shoulders in the After photo, the major changes are from style (clothes), grooming and skin care. And the only six-pack I have is the one waiting in the fridge until I finish writing this post.

Now, time for the first piece of honesty – both photos are, in a sense, staged. The Before photo was taken two years ago. As a promotion for my website’s launch I did experiment where I completely ignored my grooming for a month and found some of my old clothes, then went to see how long it would take to get back to my looking like my normal self at a time.

But do not dismiss it just yet – those old clothes were actually mine and there was a time when I really had grooming habits of a lazy chimpanzee and as friend remarked after seeing that photo “yeah, I remember seeing you like that…”

The second photo was taken for my book and actually later was used on the cover. Even though as far as I’m aware there were no major photoshop alterations (at least that’s what I asked from the photographer), I can’t say for certain (don’t care that much to be honest). It was taken by a semi-professional and the quality of photo of course comes into play too.

But even with that in mind, I’m sure you can see that the difference is truly significant and I can tell you that in many ways going through those changes did indeed change my life. Not to mention profession as my degree is in computer science, not fashion.

And now, the lessons…

Lesson 1. – Looks Matter But There’s An Ugly Side To It

Let’s start with the obvious, the way you look truly changes your interaction with people, especially meeting women.

I could tell you some anecdotal cases how I got approached in a bar or the street, how a woman put her phone number on a piece of paper in the back pocket of my jeans simply after exchanging glances in the bar, unsolicited messages on online dating sites, random booty calls – all of which are true, those situations happened and keep happening.

But this would create an illusion that it’s somehow the standard on a day-to-day basis and it’s not. It’s not a magic bullet and women don’t just start jumping on you the moment you leave the apartment.

It also would ignore the context – the way I felt about myself when those situations happened and the way those women felt about themselves too. It’s never correct to simplify human interactions to a single dimension and as much as we’d like to pretend that we know the causes that lead to a particular outcome in most cases we’re just scratching the surface.

But one thing is clear for certain – those very enjoyable outcomes noted above never happened when I looked like in the before photo. They just didn’t.

Still, a more significant change is one that you do experience on a day-to-day basis.

First off, getting groomed and dressed up in the morning or before going out at night does feel like putting on your superhero costume – you look in the mirror and really like what you see, you feel truly as an attractive man and as a result you just feel more confident leaving the apartment. It’s hard not smile when you feel like a million bucks.

As a result of that (when it comes to outcomes it’s difficult to distinguish between how you look and how you feel), on a daily basis I’ve noticed that people are just straight-up nicer, friendlier. Quite often a clerk at a store or barista at a coffee shop will smile and initiate a friendly/flirty banter – in time you actually start to expect these things and when once, after getting a cup of coffee, an acquaintance remarked “do they always get so chatty with you?” all I could answer “I guess so, it’s kind of their job, isn’t?”

But looking back no, it wasn’t always the case, at least not when I dressed and groomed as in the before photo.

But there’s a dark side to this too.

This validation is addictive and I now truly understand women, who dress up for nights out even when they decided before-hand they are not out to get laid that night. And when you don’t get your fix you instantly start thinking that something is wrong “I’ve been taking a walk through city center for half an hour now and I haven’t exchanged a single smile/flirty glance with a cute woman – what’s wrong? Is my hair messed up? This style must not be working…”

As petty and insecure as it sounds I did have those thoughts more than I’d like to admit during this long journey. During this time it really was an emotional roller-coaster when your self-esteem seems to solely depend on how many times you’ve been checked out, flirted with a cute girl or got complimented.

So even though changing your looks is a great way to get your self-esteem going, changing your interactions and the feedback you’re getting in the long-run you do need something more substantial to build yourself up and stay grounded.

Which conveniently takes us to the next lesson…

(Side note: if you want a more scientific explanation of why looks matter check out "Looks: Why They Matter More Than You Ever Imagined" by Gordon Patzer - but be warned, it will be disillusioning.)

Lesson 2. Becoming Good Looking Won’t Make You Happy, But It Can Make You Unhappy If You’re Not Careful

I’d like to think that my biggest win in the genetic lottery is my natural resting happiness level – despite ups and downs, even short streaks of feeling depressed, I’ve always considered myself to be a happy person, at least in general.

I think if this wasn’t the case two things would’ve happened over the years:

• I’d probably be in a much better shape/be better looking than I am right now
• Likely I’d have serious obsessions with my own appearance bordering a personality disorder

You see,

"Ignorance is bliss" very much applies to your appearance too. Most people, who fall into the “unattractive” category are not there because they have some deformities or serious physical conditions – oh no, the absolute majority, and I was in that boat too, are there because they are oblivious to the habits that over the years end up making someone good looking, attractive – exercising and active lifestyle, taking care of your skin/hair, developing an eye for style and good looking clothes.

Truly, excluding serious medical conditions nearly anyone can have those parts handled and over time end up being considered good looking.

Now, here’s the problem – when you start consciously working on those habits a whole new world opens up – one, where there’s always more to achieve.

To illustrate, let’s take an example that many of you might be familiar with – did you notice that it feels like you’re seeing more epic physiques everywhere you look after to start hitting the gym?

I mean, almost the instant you start working out, eating smarter and start getting results it seems the world conspires to show how much more you have to achieve (and how insignificant your current achievements are) by showing posts on Facebook with people, who have better physiques, every TV show suddenly features a ripped guy – something you haven’t noticed before that.

Same happens when you start working on getting rid of acne – damn it, why all of the sudden you start noticing every person with a perfect skin.

Of course, the world doesn’t conspire (it couldn’t give two shits about you or me deciding “once and for all” get the physique handled), it’s simply our brains noticing something that we are actively focusing on in life.

And there’s always more to achieve, improve, to fix…

So here’s the deal – if you’re reading this and think that “if only I had six pack abs like Tom” I will be happy, I have bad news, chances are that no, you won’t. After the moment of glory when you first take a photo of your abs in the gym, you will get back to being as happy as you are right now.

The only difference is that you will then find yourself thinking “I’d be happy if only I had broad shoulders like John” or whatever. Unfortunately, this often doesn’t stop there and is complemented by “and hands like Brad, and a cool short beard like Jay, oh – and that biker leather jacket I saw on Twitter…”

In many ways this gets back to the feeling of inadequacy and having a big part of your self-esteem riding on your appearance. Becoming better looking won’t make your life more fulfilling in general. It will change things, but whether you’ll appreciate them and celebrate those victories or blindly rush for the next thing “to fix” will depend on what else you have going for you.

Want to know how happy you will be after getting something? Grab a beer and ask someone, who already got what you want. (Ref: “Stumbling on Happiness” by Daniel Gilbert)

Lesson 3. Becoming Attractive Will Take Time And It Will Take Effort

When marketing what I do, I often write that your new look can be achieved in an afternoon shopping trip and an appointment with a hairstylist – and it’s technically true.

For example, six months ago with a few friends we did an experiment – how much changing my clothes will affect my perceived height and attractiveness (ref: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZyKy3opNe4&f ) and in ~10-15 minutes that it took me to go home and change clothes, I’ve managed to “grow” by 5 cm and go from 6 to 8 on an attractiveness scale.

But it’s only true with one assumption – you know what you’re doing.

Let’s take a completely different situation let’s say your computer stopped working (nothing major) – if you’re familiar with how computers work it won’t take you long to identify the issue and fix it (maybe you’ll need to wait until a new piece of hardware is shipped).

But damn if you don’t – if you have no clue what’s wrong with it, other than it’s not working and never tried fixing a computer before (and don’t know that you can google pretty much anything), it will take tremendous time and effort to fix it yourself. Chances are you’ll make it worse before you’ll make it better.

It’s the same with looks,

When you’re starting alone on this path I can guarantee you – it will take time and it will take effort. Over the years as I polished my style to suit my needs I’ve made pretty much every mistake in the book, I bought clothes that I had to give away because they were unwearable, I’ve wasted years experimenting with various shortcuts to get a better physique and indeed some of my choices down the road made my overall appearance worse before it became better.

The part that’s tricky about changing your appearance is that different from fixing a computer, you usually don’t know if it’s working or not the moment you implement something: developing a clear skin will take time and improving your physique will definitely take time (I’m still paying dues in those departments). The exceptions could be style and grooming but even then, before you develop an eye for this stuff or have a friend, who knows what he/she is talking about, it will be very much guesswork.

The best thing I can recommend to help you stick with it is to learn to love the process and celebrate your small wins.

The irony is, no matter how much effort and time you will put in, you’ll have to face the next lesson.

Lesson 4. You’ll Never Be Perfect And That’s Liberating

Let’s call this “SHB10 fallacy” – I noticed long ago that when I spotted a beautiful woman I would often feel intimidated by her beauty and avoid actually, truly looking at her. Not in a way that I would avert my gaze or avoid eye contact, but it felt as if looking at her would be like touching a piece of art in a gallery – something that’s very tempting to do, but something that is “not allowed”, so you’re just stealing glances.

As a result, I would only see the facade that this women prepared with her image and in turn feel that a truly beautiful woman was physically perfect.

But as I worked on my own appearance and over time learned how to visually camouflage or emphasize certain physical features, as I staged photos for various experiments, as I was noticing the ever-increasing positive feedback from women, while at the same time still noticing every little imperfection in my own looks, something started to change.

First, that feeling of being intimidated by her beauty subsided. Secondly, I became very curious at truly noticing those beautiful women – every little detail beyond make up, pretty hair and tight sundress.

And you know what?

They all have imperfections! Women that are considered “SHB” are generally better at masking them but they are there. This doesn’t make them any less attractive (personally, those little details just made me desire them more) but it did change something in the way I view them and myself.

She was no longer someone flawless, someone that walked straight out of my dreams and fantasies. No, she was just another girl, who wakes up with a morning breath, takes a dump, then grooms herself, dresses up and then looks stunningly.

And if we’re being pragmatic about it, her beauty in most cases is a result a pretty good draw in the gene lottery, great habits that over the years made her so attractive and mad skills at presenting herself to further emphasize this attractiveness.

I mean it should be obvious, it’s not like it’s some hidden ancient wisdom, but in a way, in my mind it made it okay for me to imperfect too without feeling like I need to prove that I’m worthy of her or try to impress her.

The funny thing is, she likely notices her every imperfection too and is probably insecure about some of them just as you and me are about some of our flaws.

One thing I would like to add here is that if you do have trouble looking past simple physical imperfections in women you might want to experiment with cutting down (off) porn.

Oh yeah, and I hope this goes without saying – neither me nor you are ever going to be perfect either. So how about we cut the crap with the terms like “SHB”, “HB10” and similar, because they are damaging to us all…

Lesson 5. The 1 – 10 Scale Is Complete Crap

At this point I’m pretty sure that using terms like HB7.5, SHB, evaluating your own looks on an artificial scale just might be one of the most damaging things that ever happened in the seduction community.

The only attractive people I know, who are still using such scale on a regular basis are those, who are working in this industry and are trying to sell you something. Simply because it’s easier to impress someone, who’s just starting out and is insecure about his own value in the sexual market, by saying that “yeah, I used this technique to pick a HB9” than “I hooked up with a hottie”.

A good example is the video reference I made in the Lesson 3. – numbers are all about marketing.

Anyway, at some point something interesting happened,

After reading just another post on a seduction forum about looks and “HBs” I realized that I genuinely have trouble putting a number on a woman (or myself for that matter). Can’t point exactly when this happened but yeah, feels good.

The issue with using any sort of scale is much more than semantics.

When I started out on this path (my first introduction to seduction community, well one of its programs to be more exact, happened nearly a decade ago), I of course used that same scale like everyone else. As a result, few things I can recall about my own behavior:

• I would feel intimidated by women, who I would consider 7+ - if she’s an 8 and I’m a 5-6 then she’s obviously bringing more to the table and I surely need to do something special to get her.
• I would very much worry about what my friends would think about if I slept with her/introduced her to them – “well, of course I find her very attractive, but objectively maybe she’s a 7, will they think lesser of me because Tom’s GF is an 8?”
• I would often wonder why obviously good-looking men with women that I don’t find particularly attractive – “surely they must be settling or have no game!”

But interesting thing happened as I improved my own physical appearance and overcame some of my own insecurities:

• Firstly, as mentioned earlier, I genuinely have trouble putting a number on a woman, I mean I obviously can if I need to, but it just feels random – instead it’s along the lines of “I find her attractive and she’s my type”, “I think she’s attractive but not my type”, “I don’t find her attractive”.
• As a result, I truly don’t find woman’s beauty that intimidating – if she’s attractive and I’m attractive, we’re good to go in my book. I still feel that slight tension somewhere around the ribs and excitement when I approach a beautiful woman, but it’s not about her looks but simply about the idea of meeting a new person, putting myself out there, being vulnerable (truthfully, as I'm re-reading and formating this before posting a similar feeling is coming up ).
• That need for approval, wanting to impress fellow men is still lingering there somewhere – I have to wonder if it ever goes away – but I’ll never let it stand in the way of getting with a woman I find desirable “who gives a shit, if someone thinks she’s a 7 or a 10”.
• Lastly, I no longer think that when handsome men are with women I don’t find particularly attractive, they are settling – I know for certain that in most cases these men are very attracted to those women for one reason or the other and I can shove my “you could do better, man” up my ass.

And that’s on top of the obvious that any scale like that will always be subjective – for example, I’m not a “curvy women” guy, big boobs/butts for me are just not as attractive as slender, proportionate physique (catwalk model would be too far the other way.) and I personally know men, who wouldn’t give a girl that is perfectly my type a second glance if there’s a woman with big breasts anywhere near, even if she’s chubbier.

This also applies to us, men, too. Remember the experiment we did mentioned earlier in this post:

• In the first set of clothes my attractiveness varied from 2(!) to 8
• In the second set of clothes it was from 6 to 9

So the subjectivity is not just about how attractive we find women but also how much it varies from woman to woman how attractive they find us. (And goes to further emphasize the previous lesson.)

Don’t get me wrong,

I’m not oblivious to the fact that I find some women more attractive than others, even among those I consider to be just my time, and every once in a while you meet someone, who’s just so perfectly YOUR type that your eyes light up just from the thought of getting with her. Those exhilarating moments are truly wonderful.

Which brings me to my last point in this long, long rant.

There’s Something Wonderful And Captivating About Beauty

When you strip insecurities, approval seeking, scarcity, fear, what is left is something truly wonderful. Sometimes just seeing a beautiful, feminine woman can make me happy to be alive. I think knowing how much effort really goes into looking attractive adds a sense of appreciation to all of it.

Right now, I’m extremely happy that some of the seemingly unfortunate and uncomfortable events in my past lead to take on this path and shape my life as it did. It’s not just rainbows and puppies but it was sure as hell worth it and I feel like I’m just picking up the pace.

Doing this introspect, writing this out to share with you does feel a little strange knowing that I’m by no means at the end of my own path, I don’t have it all figured out and I know for certain that I still have some deeper insecurities lingering around. I’m sure that even more lessons await me down this path.

I hope this didn’t came off too preachy and at this point I wonder if anyone will actually bother to read through it. If you did, I’m raising my beer to you.

Cheers!

 

 

Man's Guide To Looking Attractive (Collection Of Best Free Resources) (self.seduction)

submitted 5 meses ago * by DariusSSfJ

What’s up guys,

Last week I wrote a long rant here on looks and what it felt to go from unattractive to attractive. After posting it, I’ve been getting messages asking for advice how to address one or another appearance related issue, how to improve certain areas of your looks.

I’ve also been seeing a lot of posts that seek help with looks (directly or indirectly) so I figured why not make a single guide to help address most of these questions, so that we can avoid the general “just dress well”, “hit the gym”, “eat healthy”, “improve your body language” and similar answers that are frankly as useful as the ever-popular “be yourself”, “just talk to her”, “be confident!”

Alright,

So what this is (or hopefully will become) is a collection of best FREE guides available on the net that help you handle a particular area of your appearance. This is important – this guide is all about improving looks. Looking attractive and being attractive are two different things, they often correlate but not always.

I’ll split this guide into the following categories:

• Physique
• Style
• Grooming
• Body language / Posture

Now, as everyone else, I have my strengths and areas of expertise and there are areas that I’m more or less clueless about, other than I used particular resources to have them handled (physique / posture comes to mind).

For this reason, I want to make this a crowd-sourced resource which means that your suggestions for articles and guides to include are as good as mine and I’ll edit to include/replace them on the go.

This also means that you should take everything you read with a grain of salt – for the resources I’ll be including, I’ve tested and experimented most of them (not all, some are recommendations from guys, whose opinion on that topic I trust).

Few notes about the recommendations:

• They need to be full, comprehensive “How to” guides on how to tackle a particular area of appearance, so let’s skip the “5 Reasons Why Squatting Is Awesome”, “3 Secret Tricks To Better Posture”, “How changing your sheets will help you clear your skin”, etc.
• They have to be available for FREE (if you need to pay/subscribe to something to read the guide, it doesn't belong here)
• When making a recommendation please link to a particular guide instead of the website/forum itself. Finding specific content on a large site can be overwhelming and time-consuming and that goes against the goal of this post.
• Reddit post recommendations are extremely welcomed and appreciated! I know that there’s a subreddit for pretty much everything these days and some of them have posts/guides that could give best paid content a run for its money, but frankly I don’t really explore other subreddits outside seddit and leagueoflegends (yeah, yeah, I’m a nerd), so I’m simply not aware of them – if you are, don’t be shy and share

Lastly, in the spirit that this is a crowd-sourced guide feel free to use/change/adapt/replicate it (I hope reddit doesn’t have any weird copyright rules for posts…)

(Disclaimer: some of the guides included below are written by yours truly. The thing is I’ve been writing for my own and other sites/forums (mostly seduction) for a while now and I always write “How To” guides with the intention to make them the-only-article-you’ll-ever-need, so at the risk of sounding cocky, if I include a guide written by me I truly think that it’s the best/most comprehensive free guide available on the topic.)

How To Use This Collection:

As you’ll soon see, there’s a ton of epic information here that if taken action on can help improve any area of your appearance. The problem with so much information it’s easy to get overwhelmed and just end up doing nothing.

So few tips to avoid that:

• Focus on one topic at a time. Get it handled (for stuff like style/grooming) or set good habits in motion (diet/hitting the gym/skin care/body language) and only then move onto the next.
• Focus on your most pressing aspect first. Don’t be the fat chick with pretty hair – it won’t matter how stylish or sexy you dress if you’re obese and, on the other hand, it won’t matter how toned and ripped you are if you’re hiding it under a loose hoodie all the time. You only look as good as your weakest point.

Now that we good this out the way, time for the good stuff.

Physique

Quite likely the most effective long-term investment in your appearance is to start working on your physique. It’s like preparing the canvas on which everything else like style, grooming, body language will be built on. The only issue is that it’s a long-term investment, especially if you’re trying to build new muscle or need to lose a lot of weight.

What might come as a surprise to many men is that the physique that is considered the sexiest, most attractive by women is not what you see in body builder magazines, it’s simply lean and muscular (ref: The Ideal Male Physique — What girls want & what guys want to be note: the survey and science behind is less than ideal, but from the discussions we’ve had on other sites on the topic and article itself with experienced seducers the results seem to match personal experiences too. Also, if you were to compare male models, who appear in women’s magazines tend to be about 10 pounds lighter than those that appear on men’s magazines)

Alright, the guides:

• The 9 Categories of Trainee: Their Mistakes, How to Avoid Them, and What You Can Achieve When You Get Things Right - probably the best place to start your journey on improving physique, the guide goes through different starting points (fat-muscled/skinny/skinny-fat/etc.) and recommends approaches and goals for each category – great stuff.

• My Leangains Guide — How I Used Intermittent Fasting To Lose 50 Pounds of Fat and Find My Six Pack - the most comprehensive guide I’ve ever found on intermittent fasting and dropping fat. I personally use a program that is based on this concept but by a different author.

• The Ultimate Weight Training Workout Routine - when it comes to guides, this guy gets it! As comprehensive and complete as it gets. It takes you by step-by-step from setting goals to teaching you what to do to even sample workouts.

• The Beginner Weight Training Workout Routine - beginner’s edition by the same author.

• Workoutbox - I’ve been recently contacted by the author of this page and I must admit, I’m very impressed. The sample workout page includes… well… workouts... But part that really impressed me is that each exercise is accompanied by video on how to perform it.

• The Kinobody Guide to Drinking Alcohol While Burning Fat & Building Muscle - it’s a bit weird to include a guide on alcohol in a section of improving physique, but the reality is that most of us enjoy an occasional (and not so occasional drink) and that doesn’t necessarily mean that we need to develop a beer gut just to accommodate all that liquid. Instead, we can consciously incorporate this social part of our life into developing our physique.

• Reddit's Guide To Bodyweight Training - it takes a form of a FAQ but is still very comprehensive and easy to follow. The recommended routine can be found here

[Your recommendations. A full guide on bodyweight training would be great.]

Style

Very few things can transform your image and attractiveness as quickly as the clothes you wear. No, you don’t need to spend thousands on expensive designer brands or know jack-shit about fabrics and stitching to reap the benefits of dressing sexy.

I’ll split this category into two – fundamentals and misc. The fundamentals, as the name suggests, need to be handled no matter what, otherwise you are shooting yourself in the foot when it comes to looks. Misc. part will help you take your “nice” look and make it “sexy”.

Fundamentals

• How To Identify Your Style And See If It’s The Best Option For You - the article starts off with two tests to help you identify what your current image communicates and then check if its the best option for you based on your personality, goals, where you meet women. Very helpful when you're "well-dressed" but not getting the positive feedback from your type of women.

• /r/MFA Fit Guide - basic guide to fit not much more to add. Well, okay, I can say from experience that for seduction tighter cuts will usually outperform more conservative cuts.

• How To Wear Colors For Men – Become One Of The Few Who Doesn’t Suck At It! - one of my own epic guides that goes step-by-step through one of the most overcomplicated topics in men’s style – how to wear colors. The difference between looking bland, boring and “who’s that guy?”

• How to Layer Clothing With Style - layering, the style hack that can make you appear more muscular or hide a beer gut. Use it wisely.

• The Art of Pattern Mixing - how to wear patterns and show that you know what you’re doing.

• Men’s Accessories 101: Avoid Looking Bland - a complete guide on accessorizing. If you ever wondered what’s the easiest way to have a woman approach you in a bar… well… this is it.

Misc.

• Introduction To Dressing For Your Body Shape - a guide on how to dress for your body type to make the most out of the physique you already have.

• Fashion for Men: The Primer on Looking Amazing - a primer on men’s style specifically for meeting women and dating.

• Maximizing Your Sex Appeal: How To Pick Clothes To Go With Your Sexy Physique - a guide for muscular guys on how to make the most out of their epic physique and use clothes to maximize sex appeal.

• Pinterest - for those too lazy to learn about men’s style (you still need to have the fundamentals handled) I have a page where I collect seduction-friendly outfits from pinterest. Pick your favorite and copy.

[Your recommendations]

Grooming

Alright, we’re picking up speed – just two more categories left to cover. When it comes to grooming it really boils down to habits: having a beautiful, vibrating skin, healthy hair, the difference between rocking a monobrow and eyebrows that suit and looking flattering on your face really boils down to those little morning and evening routines we do anyway (the only exception I can think of is getting a haircut).

• Sexy Man’s Grooming Guide, Part 3: Choosing a Hairstyle - complete guide on how to choose a haircut (and facial hair) based on your hair, face shape and facial features.

• Sexy Man’s Grooming Guide, Part 4: Styling Your Hair - a follow up to the previous article that focuses on how to style and manage your hair on a daily basis. Make sure to read the comments on this article too, there are some brilliant tips by one of the most prolific seducer that I know off on what he uses and how he rocks his hairstyle.

• Complete guide to acne - not exactly a single guide, but as far as I‘m aware, this is the best collection of resources when it comes to acne (I‘ve used their regiment kit personally too)

• Sexy Man’s Grooming Guide, Part 1: Skin Care - a guide on improving your overall skin condition by creating a skin care routine based on your skin type and developing good habits. Note: I‘ve been now experimenting with diet-based „tanning“ for a few months now (covered in the article) and must say that results are a bit lackluster.

• Fake Tanning | Tanning Beds, Spray Tan, Sunless Tanning Lotions - a video guide on using tanning products.

• Simple Guide To Everything Manscaping (Or how to NOT look like a Chewbacca) - a guide on dealing with body hair (from eyebrows to crotch and everything in between)

• How to Be Thorough in Your Oral Hygiene Routine - I hope that most of the stuff in this guide on oral hygiene doesn't need to be said and is common sense, but just to be thorough, I‘m including it.

• Having a Male Scent That Fills Women with Lust - a guide on smell that finally convinced me to stop stressing about cologne (I still use two: one for social situations and one as my signature smell for nights out).

• Simple, yet practical guide to cologne - it's a reddit comment that managed to capture the essence of choosing the right cologne with practical recommendations.

[Your recommendations. I‘d especially love to include a guide on colognes simply as an alternative.]

Body language

The way you carry yourself can make a tremendous impact on your attractiveness. Not only that it can and will impact the way you feel and even can help speed your process when it comes to improving physique (as you‘ll learn in the first recommendation).

• MOBILITY WOD Episodes - it might sound strange, but the best resource I found on improving your posture and body language has nothing to do with seduction. Heck, it‘s not even a guide, but instead a collection of video episodes that go step by step and teach you how to correct your movements (when I first started experiment with this it was mind blowing. Heck, using few simple stretches removed my shoulder aches - that alone is worth a place here!). This is originally meant for athletes to help boost their performance, but very applicable for improving your appearance and seduction too.

• Sexy Body Language for Men (Learned from Hot Girls) - one of the best pieces on attractive body language specifically for pick up and looking sexy.

• Eliminating Unattractive Body Language - this is a lite, quick guide on attractive body language. It‘s the absolute basics, but it‘s a good idea to remind ourselves about them once in a while.

• Develop a Strong He-Man Voice by Using the Voice Nature Gave You - a really cool guide that will help develop and improve your own voice.

[Your recommendations. If anyone knows of full guides on Alexander Technique it would be a great addition to the list. I‘m also currently experimenting with facial exercises, but couldn‘t find a free guide to share.]

Honorable mention: I Am Alpha M. imho it's currently the best site for men who want to improve their appearance (the videos in particular), over the years Aaron created a video for pretty much every appearance related topic and the only reason why I haven't included them in the list (well, only one) is that they usually are "bite size" and don't really suit this "full guide" format.

Aaaannddd I guess that‘s it. Hope you'll find this useful!

Really looking forward to your recommendations (we can add/replace current guides so that we only keep the best).

Cheers

 

Planeta você ia quebra um galho traduzindo esse texto em, acho que deve ser bom, pelo google tradutor fico uma merda cara.

[enebt 2372]

1 hora atrás, Chrys disse:

 

De novo, não concordo, pela generalização. Entendo o que quer dizer, que uma mulher com visão mais familiar vai vestir-se de uma maneira que corresponda. Mas basear-se nisso pode criar um embuste, simplesmente pelo uso da aparência. Uma advogada bem vestida, que não mostra nem 30% do corpo na rua, pra ir ao mercado, tem um potencial pra traição tão grande quanto uma que ande com calção curto. 

 

 

Cara, olha o contexto que você está inserindo isso.

Advogada = Se veste para ir ao trabalho, ou seja, ela não usa short curto

 

Agora pega essa advogada no seu tempo de lazer, vê o tamanho de short que ela irá usar.

 

É a mesma coisa que comparar uma médica, que usa jaleco e jeans/saia longa e achar que ela não vai sair mostrando o decote quando não estiver em seu horário de trabalho

 

1 hora atrás, FrangoEctomorfo disse:

 

mais um que caiu no conto feminista hahaha

Que acha que submissão é opressivo, malvado e machista

Editado Dezembro 23, 2015 às 04:47 por enebt

[Patrick Bateman 524]

12 horas atrás, Tanin disse:

Essa discussão sobre shorts só mostra o nível de virgindade do pessoal.

Daqui a pouco vão falar que compram a roupa da suposta namorada e ela ainda agradece dizendo "Obrigada , Mestre !".

Esse short é comum aqui, dependendo do ângulo fica normal, às vezes aparece parte da bunda mesmo, mas ninguém na rua fica tirando foto ou olhando igual um retardado, é normal. Esse da foto está até grande comparado aos que já vi. Mas se os fodelões acham que só porque a mulher esta vestida assim ela vai dar para qualquer um, tente a sorte usando técnicas PUA's para chegar nela, depois conte sua experiência fracassada com desculpinhas para eu rir um pouco.

 

HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

 

Boa Tanex!

 

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A maioria das mulheres NÃO usam esse shorts, pq a maioria são gorda, ninguém repara em gorda. E se por acaso vc reparar na gorda usando c vai pensar: "que gorda vagabunda" ?, não! Vc vai pensar: que gorda ridícula.

Namorem com uma mulher gorda e feia, seu problemas com roupas estarão acabados. heuaheuaheua

 

Mas assim, qm conhecer umas dama desse naipe da foto, não namora não, manda o contato pra mim que eu descubro se ela é vagabunda! hahahaah

 

 

[planeta 5554]

10 horas atrás, A_Almeida disse:

 

Vejam como o discurso "roupa não define caráter" é um discurso tipicamente feminista. Essas imagens foram produzidas por um grupo feminista europeu. E tem muito homem comprando esse discurso. O que acontece é que caras normais não tem poder de barganha suficiente para dizer a sua mulher que não quer que ela ande de shortinho e decote como uma periguete por aí. Mas caras normais também não vão largar a mulher por causa disso, eles acabam tendo que aceitar, e então, para conseguirem viver diante dessa situação, acabam por acreditar que sinceramente acham que não tem problema nenhum a mulher andar por aí mostrando a polpa da bunda.

 

O pior é que tem pai e mãe que veste a filha de 12, 13 anos com shortinho curtinho e justo. É um abuso. Não há homem saudável que não sinta atraído pela imagem que vê, o que gera um sentimento coletivo de desejo e culpa, e novamente nosso cérebro dá um jeito para que possamos viver com isso.

Durma com esse barulho.

pensei outra coisa parecida sobre isso, em termos de energia coletiva quando tem gente de pegação exagerada, quase sexo, na rua

 

metade é "moralista" e observa com julgamentos mentais pesados, criam energia negativa pra si proprio e pra todos

outra metade assiste como se fosse pornografia, oq tb cria ligações energéticas  não saudáveis entre os que fazem e os que assistem

 

exagerei ao citar metades, mas a maioria fica entre esses dois grupos

 

nem to dizendo que não se deve fazer a pegação na rua, os outros que tem a obrigação de controlar sua propria energia..

 

o problema não é olhar, mas o estado mental associado

Se um dos teus olhos te faz pecar, arranca-o, e lança-o fora de ti, pois melhor é entrares na vida com um olho só, do que, tendo os dois, seres lançado no fogo do inferno.

[Jay 55]

É sério que vcs acham normal mulher usar short curto que mostre parte da bunda?

Não tem problema nenhum usar short curto, o problema é mostrar parte da bunda. Qual a necessidade disso? Ser chamada de gostosa na rua? Elevar o ego?

Mulher que usa esse tipo de roupa provavelmente tá desesperada por aprovação masculina. Fazendo uma comparação, é a mesma situação de homem com shape rasgado que fica indo pra todo lugar de regata hiper cavada ou até mesmo sem camisa.