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So, a little while back, I came across one of the lecture videos of a pretty well-known Psychologist who's incite I find very applicable, and he described a recent study some google engineers did on the types of sexual fantasy characters females search, and they came up with 4 Archetypes:
Vampire
Werewolf
Pirate
Billionaire
And it is pretty easy to see how these relate to certain types of seductive pop culture male personalities. For instance:
Vampire = Jame Bond
Werewolf = Hugh Jackman as Wolverine
Pirate - Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow
Billionaire - this one is confusing. Could be Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne, but also could be an obese Russian Mafia Kingpin who is rich like a Billionaire...
And then there are cross overs:
Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones could be both a Werewolf and a Pirate
Christian Bale, as stated Billionaire, but also a Vampire...
Steve McQueen, Vampire and/or Werewolf.
So which one are you??
I fit more into the Vampire arena because I'm kinda super professional on the exterior and it isn't until I bring the girl inn, discreetly, and privately that I become and "animal," or show the "eros."
And note, any kind of major athlete probably fits being a Werewolf.
I used this back in June with a girl I got out to coffee - to open the conversation up sexually. And then from it I actually found out that she was dating someone at the time. They met at the renaissance festival and he was dressed up as - A Pirate!
And she admitted that one of her biggest crushes when she was 13 was Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow.
So it does work well as a mild sex conversation transition...
And for shits n' giggles
I'm gonna add this quote I discovered from a coach whose Infield Videos I've watched a bit.
He cites a Jack Nicholson in the Film "As Good as it Gets"
When a female asks him how he knows how to write a woman's character so well, he answers - "I think of a Man, and take away logic and accountability..."
Fuckin'-A this hits soo true to me, and my experience with the frustration and anger in trying to communicate with females.
It's not a solution, but does highlight more of a truth.
Here's the Film Clip:
"Quote the Drinker" - "That's all I got for today..."
- Adam C
Vampire
Werewolf
Pirate
Billionaire
And it is pretty easy to see how these relate to certain types of seductive pop culture male personalities. For instance:
Vampire = Jame Bond
Werewolf = Hugh Jackman as Wolverine
Pirate - Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow
Billionaire - this one is confusing. Could be Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne, but also could be an obese Russian Mafia Kingpin who is rich like a Billionaire...
And then there are cross overs:
Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones could be both a Werewolf and a Pirate
Christian Bale, as stated Billionaire, but also a Vampire...
Steve McQueen, Vampire and/or Werewolf.
So which one are you??
I fit more into the Vampire arena because I'm kinda super professional on the exterior and it isn't until I bring the girl inn, discreetly, and privately that I become and "animal," or show the "eros."
And note, any kind of major athlete probably fits being a Werewolf.
I used this back in June with a girl I got out to coffee - to open the conversation up sexually. And then from it I actually found out that she was dating someone at the time. They met at the renaissance festival and he was dressed up as - A Pirate!
And she admitted that one of her biggest crushes when she was 13 was Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow.
So it does work well as a mild sex conversation transition...
And for shits n' giggles
I'm gonna add this quote I discovered from a coach whose Infield Videos I've watched a bit.
He cites a Jack Nicholson in the Film "As Good as it Gets"
When a female asks him how he knows how to write a woman's character so well, he answers - "I think of a Man, and take away logic and accountability..."
Fuckin'-A this hits soo true to me, and my experience with the frustration and anger in trying to communicate with females.
It's not a solution, but does highlight more of a truth.
Here's the Film Clip:
"Quote the Drinker" - "That's all I got for today..."
- Adam C