But your traffic light post was brought up by Velasco who was, if I am not mistaken, a proponent of the idea that you cannot really turn over reds.
It's not whether or not you can - it's a question of efficiency with effort and outcome.
And, the traffic light system article is
simply a guide. It always is and was.
I present to you the idea that, as an author, I write for my audience - especially an audience of readers from as diverse a base as GirlsChase which ranges anywhere from high school virgin newbies to mPUAs types that can consistently bang 5-10 a month for months on end.
I think a good comparative on this whole topic is the idea of trading and investing -
For the average person who doesn't know much about trading and investing and wants to do it passively - and he's fine with a 20-30% return over 2-3 years. His trading should be done long term. Just put in something that will work (focus on Green opportunties) and don't worry about risky trades that could backfire or be a waste of money.
But for the proficient trader who knows buys, sells, puts, calls, options, short sells, spreads, limits, etc... in other words, for the man who knows his tools and is masterful with using them. He can play on Bull markers, Bear markets, and profit immensely in the RED times when everyone is losing big.
Because it seems to me that every PRO LEVEL GAME GUY here is saying that I'm giving contradictory advice which is meant for the masses.
No, but I do think there's a huge lack of empathy and understanding that guys have - as they get better in game - for the average guy and what he's looking for when it comes to women.
Most guys out there who are reading my articles are not looking to flip reds like mPUA guys are.
It is not a question that I have taken the time to discuss much here, so I won't discuss it not. But I think I touched upon it in my OP and I do not feel anyone has contributed any additional indicators on whether one should or should not go for reds (I listed skills level, momentum, and contextual settings in my OP if I am not wrong)
You know where I stand on this, but I believe that you must clarify whether your traffic light system (the one you share) is based on compliance or attraction, and if based on attraction, you must explain if and how attraction can be increased (I believe that you can't do that, especially not at the early stages).
I must admit that things get a bit semantically unclear here.
If the traffic light system is related to her attraction level (and considering that one cannot up her attraction) then NO. The girl does not get greener since attraction is not raised, only her compliance.
If on the other hand, you see the traffic light system as her level of initial compliance (irrelevant of her attraction level), then yes I am following you on your line of though.
I usually do not favor semantic discussions, but this one I believe is of major importance.
Is that traffic light system defining her level of attraction or her level of compliance (such as desire)? In your definition you use the word "liking" ("she likes your/she does not like you") - in which case I am assuming your version of the traffic light system is attraction based - but I may be wrong and I will allow you to clarify.
But if it based on attraction, then no you cannot turn a red to green, but you can still bang a red by upping her compliance.
On the other hand if the traffic light system is based on compliance then you can turn a red into a yellow or green.
At the end of the day, from a practical point of view, it does not change much because the bottom line remains the same: You can bang reds
I see not purpose in over debating whether one sees the traffic light system as an attraction indicator or compliance indicator. But it may be key to announce which one one is referring to during the debate.
I think you've identified another important distinction - attraction versus compliance.
And I agree with everything you've written by the way.
The basis of this is:
Attraction is not a state that can be changed.
Compliance is a changeable state.
Like my trading example - This is a situation where I think the advice for a "pro level gamer" is different for the "average guy" so to speak.
At the end of the day the Traffic Light System IS compliance based, because the entire idea of the traffic light is based on States. Attraction Reds can be pulled with Compliance.
For the Average Guy, the Traffic Light System is Attraction based, if you're looking for an inefficient return on investment.
This is simply a model.
ust to clarify.
I would never advice anyone to go for reds because it is very hard and most of the time a big waste of time. In the GC/podcast we cover seduction material for the mass, i'm advicing most dudes to stay away from yellow girls and go for the greens. That does not mean you can't change yellow or red girls into green. Just nothing i talk about here because this is so far away from most guys reality that it would be confusing. I still beleive that most dudes mistake in field is that they stay too long at yellow girls when they should get experience through finding greens and better their game/skills. When you get better you need more of a challange, then you will try to game harder girls and yellow girls are a good way of practicing that on. But this is only for advanced dudes with a huge skillset and aboundance of girls.
^^ FOR THE RECORD I AGREE WITH THIS.
Reds don’t like you – and won’t like you, no matter what you do – so just delete them from your life forever".
"The simple truth is that she’s just not attracted to you in your current form, and probably will never be attracted to you, period".
@Grand Pooba these are direct quotes from your article. Your saying they will NEVER be attracted to you no matter what you do. Which is not what Pablo said. He said, and you can look it up in the podcast yourself, if you think I'm twisting his words around,
See above for Pablo's response, and my response saying I agree with him.
Do you guys understand the concept of a guide?
You know - like a model to follow, especially as you're learning?
I'm just going ask Chase to delete this article - we can forget it ever existed. Already have spent way too much time debating on this today.