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Great thread @DoWhatWorks, enjoying reading all the comments.
Now that I'm getting closer to wanting to start a family I've been thinking about what kind of woman would suit that job. At some level I do believe seduction can set you up in the wrong frame if you are not careful, because let's face it the women who are most fun to seduce and lay are often not the most stable lol.
@DoWhatWorks I definitely agree with your point about compatibility, there is absolutely a level at which two people can click that is not about logic at all. It's as if all the subcommunication that normally is half wasted makes it through without effort, and you two are on your own wavelength. Haven't looked deeply into how this works yet. I agree that it provides a level of effortlessly gained value that outweighs a lot of the typical criteria.
As far as selection criteria for an LTR or mother, the only one that I've nailed down as being worthwhile is her parent situation - if her parents are together and stable, AND she has a good relationship with them, I believe this greatly increases the likelihood that she will choose loyalty under trying circumstances. Because at the end of the day the primary role models, the ones who shape a person's identity when young, and who provide a sort of reference point for making difficult choices, are the parents.
The rest of the typical red pill criteria is very ambiguous for me, I think a lot of them are filler answers to make the red pillers look like they are being studious.
That's an interesting take and I agree with the sentiment of it, however I have yet to see many guys at the other end of the journey - in their 50s or 60s, with kids - who look at it in this way.
I would like things to be like this, where I simply rotate women in and out of my life temporarily, but I don't know if the human brain is typically wired to facilitate it. Especially once kids and family are involved, I've seen that the things that orchestrate a man's values and the reference point of how he judges himself can shift very fast, and later on the memories and experiences of his family become such an integral part of his identity that the idea of replacing them with new ones is simply not satisfying to him - he does not want to wash them away any more than someone would want to wash away the memories of a happy childhood.
Now that I'm getting closer to wanting to start a family I've been thinking about what kind of woman would suit that job. At some level I do believe seduction can set you up in the wrong frame if you are not careful, because let's face it the women who are most fun to seduce and lay are often not the most stable lol.
@DoWhatWorks I definitely agree with your point about compatibility, there is absolutely a level at which two people can click that is not about logic at all. It's as if all the subcommunication that normally is half wasted makes it through without effort, and you two are on your own wavelength. Haven't looked deeply into how this works yet. I agree that it provides a level of effortlessly gained value that outweighs a lot of the typical criteria.
As far as selection criteria for an LTR or mother, the only one that I've nailed down as being worthwhile is her parent situation - if her parents are together and stable, AND she has a good relationship with them, I believe this greatly increases the likelihood that she will choose loyalty under trying circumstances. Because at the end of the day the primary role models, the ones who shape a person's identity when young, and who provide a sort of reference point for making difficult choices, are the parents.
The rest of the typical red pill criteria is very ambiguous for me, I think a lot of them are filler answers to make the red pillers look like they are being studious.
Okay let’s get real here. Nobody wants to accept it but all relationships have an end date... whether you get with a quality woman or not
Not saying that you shouldn’t value relationships or be pessimistic about it but realize that one day that beautiful, supportive and sexy woman is going to leave you
You can have the best relationship management skills in the world, be super high value, be the perfect man but she will still leave. Either through death or with her own two feet. And there’s nothing you can really do about it
This fact of life is extremely important for seducers. Because, maybe it’s our massive egos but a lot of us think… oh she will never leave me because I have game and she's a quality woman
Pure BS
Because even if she stays with you physically there is a very high chance she will check out emotionally and sexually at some point or you yourself will grow bored of her
I mean use some logic here. If you meet your "quality woman" when you're both 30, in 25 years you'll both be 55. Do you really think that you can go from tons of abundance fucking hot women to now being committed to fucking a 55 year old?
There's a reason why older men leave their old wives and then get with younger women. If normies do it all the time then what makes us seducers think we will act different?
Now some of you will say, but it won't be about sex at that point and I can still fuck other women on the side. But then what is the point of being with your quality woman then? Why not let the relationship run it's natural course and then you both find someone that matches your current needs?
It's pretty crazy when I think about it. Because we have dudes in the community that talk all about forever commitment yet they can't be committed to anyone themselves. Almost like we don't pay attention to how we really behave and hold on to these odd ideals
I honestly think the best approach is to accept relationships for what they are. Enjoy them, make tons of dope memories, have lots of crazy passionate sex, maybe even pop out some mini me's with a woman or women you really click with.
And remember that no matter how quality your woman is now, at some point she may not be quality anymore.... and it's okay because there are plenty more quality women where she came from
That's an interesting take and I agree with the sentiment of it, however I have yet to see many guys at the other end of the journey - in their 50s or 60s, with kids - who look at it in this way.
I would like things to be like this, where I simply rotate women in and out of my life temporarily, but I don't know if the human brain is typically wired to facilitate it. Especially once kids and family are involved, I've seen that the things that orchestrate a man's values and the reference point of how he judges himself can shift very fast, and later on the memories and experiences of his family become such an integral part of his identity that the idea of replacing them with new ones is simply not satisfying to him - he does not want to wash them away any more than someone would want to wash away the memories of a happy childhood.