kowalski, i feel the same as dolphin.

you could achieve so much, you could be the real tyler durden. setting people free. at the moment you nearly have the mind set. i am thinking the only thing that is missing is the confidence tyler's hair gives him. if you watch the movie again (or maybe if you remember), you notice tyler has two different hairstyles; a) cool trendy spikey hair, and b) a completed shaved head (resulting in a skin head).

i feel that if you gave yourself to one of these hairstyles, you would become the epitome of a man. in my opinion, this is the only thing holding you back.

Good post man even though I only really agree with your final point.

nice choice of words!

Only if you haven't done the research. There is plenty of evidence to support this argument.

As I introduced the essay I was carefull to make clear that this was about being a man as contrasted against being a woman. Not man in the sense of mankind. Therefore, such emotional qualities as love and altruism would never have been a part of the argument as they subsist in both men and women. And are arguably more dominantly female qualities. The essay is actually about sacrifice though so unsure why you listed that. After all what is resolve except the quality that enables us to sacrifice. Furthermore, I already made reference to the loving emotions in my first post on Evolutionary Psychology.

Everything about us, from the shape of our toes to our feelings of love, has evolved for survival.

I have insights on those emotions too. Just not ones that I have related back to improve my understanding of attraction in a way that I can offer as helpfull to the members of a PUA forum ... yet.


Maybe this is a subject you can start a new thread on and help me to become enlightened in.


Peace,

kowalski

Oops, better read it again

Thats a tall order!!

Got lots of insights too, but they seem to change the more I go deeper in the ocean of experience that is woman.

Its deep bro, its deep.