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Only a day ago, I argued with forum members on a thread by @theodous about whether or not it gets harder after the age of 30. I was in the camp that it undoubtedly gets harder while others like @naturalmikey @Tony D @Skills and @Mr.Rob were saying it is not really that bad.
Playing devil's advocate for my beliefs:
Even living where I live (NYC), it is not that common for men over the age of 30 to be going around, "gaming", and jumping from woman to woman. Most men I know over the age of 30 who are high value are tied down in an LTR. Even the places I normally go out to in the city are mainly people in their 20s with their friend groups, some of them regulars, who go out together. All in all, it is not that common for me to run into guys who are living that playboy life after the age of 30. Even online when I have read posts from older men and talked to older men, they tend to be in the morally self-righteous camp of condemning the playboy lifestyle.
Then you factor in that quite a few people over the age of 30 are tied down into relationships, women in particular, and the odds initially don't seem that great.
But I was off and I was too negative.
With men the likes of Dan Bilzerian and our very own @Seppuku walking this fine earth, maybe I was off. Even in my own life I have known men over the age of 30 who seemed to break the mold and be the guy who was jumping from woman to woman, having a lot of casual sex, and living the party life. I look at the likes of @Franco and @Grand Pooba (after he is done fucking the 50th different Asian chick this month lol) who have been my very own role models in the game and think of all that can be possible.
To think eitherway about getting older is toxic or risky.
I have it way better in my mid-20s right now than I ever had it in college, that despite going to a school that in recent years has been named the number 1 party school in America. I would not have thought it would get easier at all, if you were to tell me that, I would have called you crazy. The truth is though, I busted my ass to make it better.
To think that the game will get better with age is toxic, you will undoubtedly have to put a great deal of work in. It won't magically get better.
To think there is no light at the end of the tunnel is arguably, perhaps, even worse. Imagine if Hugh Hefner or Dan Bilzerian thought like that.
But I had an epiphany where I genuinely asked myself this question, who the fuck knows?
What if there are plenty of men over the age of 30 living like Dan Bilzerian (or a lighter version of him), sleeping with beautiful women, partying hard, and living the life that even the wealthiest frat boy at a top 5 party school envies? Who knows? Maybe such men are actually real and not a figment of our imagination.
Most of all, I DON'T KNOW, and that's actually pretty freeing.
Despite my life experience or that of many others out there, we don't know. Is it possible on paper? Hell yeah.
Just because 80% of men over the age of 30 with good value are getting wifed up and living the shitty family life, well, does that mean everyone else has to?
I don't believe so, the beautiful thing about game and life these days is, who knows? I never knew my life after college would have so many moments to it where I never want to go back to school, ever, no matter HOW much society hypes up the overrated "college experience". Meanwhile, it is completely plausible that I am so balls deep in the hottest pussy out there in my 30s that I look at my 20s and go never again.
Maybe I avoid the negativity, marriage trap, and morally self-righteous attitude that plagues so many older men and become one of the very few who makes it.
Perhaps there is beauty in blooming late.
But that's the epiphany, who knows?
In this day and age, who is to say that some 35 year old guy cannot fuck a different girl every week and party and have a fun cool life?
Who knows?
Playing devil's advocate for my beliefs:
Even living where I live (NYC), it is not that common for men over the age of 30 to be going around, "gaming", and jumping from woman to woman. Most men I know over the age of 30 who are high value are tied down in an LTR. Even the places I normally go out to in the city are mainly people in their 20s with their friend groups, some of them regulars, who go out together. All in all, it is not that common for me to run into guys who are living that playboy life after the age of 30. Even online when I have read posts from older men and talked to older men, they tend to be in the morally self-righteous camp of condemning the playboy lifestyle.
Then you factor in that quite a few people over the age of 30 are tied down into relationships, women in particular, and the odds initially don't seem that great.
But I was off and I was too negative.
With men the likes of Dan Bilzerian and our very own @Seppuku walking this fine earth, maybe I was off. Even in my own life I have known men over the age of 30 who seemed to break the mold and be the guy who was jumping from woman to woman, having a lot of casual sex, and living the party life. I look at the likes of @Franco and @Grand Pooba (after he is done fucking the 50th different Asian chick this month lol) who have been my very own role models in the game and think of all that can be possible.
To think eitherway about getting older is toxic or risky.
I have it way better in my mid-20s right now than I ever had it in college, that despite going to a school that in recent years has been named the number 1 party school in America. I would not have thought it would get easier at all, if you were to tell me that, I would have called you crazy. The truth is though, I busted my ass to make it better.
To think that the game will get better with age is toxic, you will undoubtedly have to put a great deal of work in. It won't magically get better.
To think there is no light at the end of the tunnel is arguably, perhaps, even worse. Imagine if Hugh Hefner or Dan Bilzerian thought like that.
But I had an epiphany where I genuinely asked myself this question, who the fuck knows?
What if there are plenty of men over the age of 30 living like Dan Bilzerian (or a lighter version of him), sleeping with beautiful women, partying hard, and living the life that even the wealthiest frat boy at a top 5 party school envies? Who knows? Maybe such men are actually real and not a figment of our imagination.
Most of all, I DON'T KNOW, and that's actually pretty freeing.
Despite my life experience or that of many others out there, we don't know. Is it possible on paper? Hell yeah.
Just because 80% of men over the age of 30 with good value are getting wifed up and living the shitty family life, well, does that mean everyone else has to?
I don't believe so, the beautiful thing about game and life these days is, who knows? I never knew my life after college would have so many moments to it where I never want to go back to school, ever, no matter HOW much society hypes up the overrated "college experience". Meanwhile, it is completely plausible that I am so balls deep in the hottest pussy out there in my 30s that I look at my 20s and go never again.
Maybe I avoid the negativity, marriage trap, and morally self-righteous attitude that plagues so many older men and become one of the very few who makes it.
Perhaps there is beauty in blooming late.
But that's the epiphany, who knows?
In this day and age, who is to say that some 35 year old guy cannot fuck a different girl every week and party and have a fun cool life?
Who knows?