It is claimed in this video that attraction occurs in the first 10 seconds only with appropriate body language. But I assume this confident body language is a result of many success stories.

If one has never had any success whatsoever, how can one genuinely show such a body language? How can I fake the correct body language if I never had a successful pickup? Do I have to expect some luck before I get confident enough or should I build first enough confidence through other means?

Dude, I am not American. Your “cheap promiscuity” exists everywhere in the globe.

Dude, you are just now finding this out about Americans? The rest of the globe has known about your cheap promiscuity for a couple hundred years now.

As long as you’re quoting Hollywood films, you are still very much plugged into the “matrix” of mainstream American culture.

Don’t feed the beast.

I feel now in the Matrix scene where Neo has to jump that building and tells himself “great… no problem… free my mind…”, but keeps falling to the ground.

What I need now is a good plan with some reasonable short-term goals to start with and go out to try and fail.

This is going to be a titanic task for me, but I am committed.

It’s entirely possible it was staged, and it’s entirely possible it was organic, but that’s not the point. What IS important is understanding the principles behind what Steve’s video is illustrating, and weigh them against what you experience yourself.

Do you not think that a guy with Steve’s background in Game wouldn’t have thought that anyone one would challenge the genuineness of this video? And yet he posts it anyway knowing that even a sympathetic manosphere (not to mention feminist cunts) would still doubt it.

It’s easy for trolls like Hopeless to disparage Game in whole by using this isolated example because it grates against the feminine centric believability of a mid-forties housewife with too much time on her hands in Azerbaijan.

She and the rest of the Matrix want you to stay plugged in. Read my blog, read Dalrock, read Chateau, Roosh, read Krauser, and then ask yourself if any of us are relating ideas that are out of the realm of logical reason. Yes, Roosh and Krauser have materials for sale, but all of their ideas are freely distributed, as are mine and many others.