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Self-Concern Without Self-Awareness

Young kids, lacking the chemical madness curse that puberty brings us, are at PERFECT EASE and treat the sexes appropriately. No young boys will say, ‘Whatever you want to do.’ Young boys RUN AROUND, they do not sit and TALK to the girl all night. Some of the most memorable sex I’ve had has been when I was flat broke (mostly). It didn’t matter that I lived in a two-room studio in North Hollywood or had a beer and mac & cheese in the fridge – I got laid and I had women come to me for it. It didn’t take me doing anything for a woman to get laid or hold her interest. All I did was make myself my mental point of origin. If you are to kill the Beta in you, the first step is placing yourself at your mental point of origin. 

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