Seduction, Pick Up, The Game, etc – all have had very tortured relationships with pornography.
Back in the day, there was quite a debate about whether to “take care” of yourself before going out to sarge.
In the late 90’s/early 00’s – Dudes that were young, dumb, and full of potential – the testosterone surging through their very beings meant that a quick session would take the edge off and make “sarging” more effective because the edge was taken off. Dudes were not so thirsty.
The other side argued that by focusing one’s sexual energy into the entirety of the pick up, but keeping it under control – that energy could be harnessed for more effective pickups.
There was no easy answer to this question, and it ended up being up to the individual, and that ended up to be case by case, day by day.
Keep in mind, this debate was at the start of internet porn being freely available. Most Gen X guys and older did not grow up with a virtual harem in their pockets. Moreover, the female “arms” race to modify her visage and attract more attention did not go into hyperspace like it has now.
20 years later, things have changed.
Not only has internet pornography damaged a new generation of guys, it’s also enticed a lot of women into easy money. She just needs a webcam and an OnlyFans account to make “thousands” – (In reality, that’s just not the case. She’s putting her pics and videos out there for pennies, only to have those things resurface later in life. But we wont judge)
So a tale of regret as commented on by Mediocre Tutorials and Review
The “star” in question is Kinsley Karter. I am familiar with her work, though not a fan. She confesses to being a pornstar as well as a sugar baby.
But what happens when these chicks decide to truly cash in on their looks and be trophy wives.
Well there’s this
Aba (the Ethiopian dude) and Preach (The Haitian Dude) weigh on her advice.
But what happens when these pornstars try to actually get married?
Oshay Duke Jackson breaks down this situation.
What are we to take away from this?
I think the Red Pill answer is obvious.
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- Pornography is bad for boys, teens, and men.
- Pornography is bad for girls, teens, and women.
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But what about players?
The veteran player has absorbed the red pill, and is well past the anger and finger pointing stage.
There are no unicorns, and plenty of women are out there doing their thing but not broadcasting it.
Unlike today
And just to throw another one in there – infamous, now on Spotify – “respectable young ladies’ – who’ve gotten fame and money via their exploits…
It would be funny if it weren’t so tragic.
The RP/Trad Con is clutching his pearls.
The young player is sowing his oats.
But as a veteran, all I can do is shake my head.
– Archie