Comments on: girls like mystery

By: Greg

Greg — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 02:37:17 +0000

I’m slapping myself in the head for all the misspells above. I am at work and the day has been dragging, my mental focus has left the building….hours ago. ]]>

By: Greg

Greg — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 02:35:55 +0000

I don’t want to write a novel like the above. Mystery’s personal life (beyond his teachings in action) are not really anyone’s business. I do suggest you read The Game, as it’s an memoir of a coward male (Neil Strauss), coming to terms with his limiting beliefs and insecurities.

I have read, and practiced various things in these books. Though I’m at an advantage, that I don’t appear queer like a lot of PUAs or lack in the handsome department, I still suffered from approach anxiety. I’ve never attended a seminar, nor do I want to, but the theory and confidence building in these books is very similar to self-NLP (as Tony Robbins and others use, to the same success). It works, I’ve seen it to believe it.

With the write words, body language, and conviction of congruence, I could take home your girlfriend if she was out with friends at a club, or even with you via disarming. That isn’t who I am anymore, but I have done this and have seen it done by others (PUA can spot PUA anywhere).

If you get a chance, and possibly at a bookstore, just pick up The Game. Read the first few pages (Intro), it’s very compelling. Neil is a wonderful author, and it reads just enjoyable as a memoir as a guide. I promise it’s entertaining. Before you make any further comments, do a little research first. I despise Ross Jeffries and others, that are greasy and use NLP/Hypnosis to manipulate, real GAME is via dropping a woman’s defenses that she artificially puts up in order to talk to her on a human-to-human level. It helps a lot of guys.

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By: Jack

Jack — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 23:12:24 +0000

Uncle Sam is absolutely right. What in the world is wrong with some guy (who may not dress to your liking), teaching guys how to get girls? Are you so better than everyone that you believe it’s wrong for guys with little to no chance at all to get on a somewhat level playing field?
You people are sad. ]]>

By: Uncle Sam

Uncle Sam — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 03:35:43 +0000

hi, i’m a man who never believed in bullshit, but, to be fair, Mystery is a great gift to the world, i give him almost the same honor of Einstein, Newton, Freud; because he is the founder of a new science that has it’s rules and exceptions that prove the rules, just like any other science, now, maybe u’ll say: ha, a lot of people knew how to pick up women and seduce them like (Casanova).. ok, that’s true, and a lot of people knew that the apple falls from the tree straight to the ground thousands years ago but Newton was smart enough and worked hard enough to give us the rules of gravity (NASA wouldn’t be there without Newton), he didn’t invent gravity, he showed us how it works, and 100 years from now the world will remember Mystery and honor him just like they remember Newton.. if u agree or not, there are people who knows better than me and u, serious magazines ranked him number one in the world for a reason. it’s not only about how many super models, actresses and playboy stars he had (which is a lot more than u think), it’s that his teachings have changed lives, helped guys to be better in all areas of life, not just picking up girls, actually women ultimately become just an enrichment of his students life after they used to live in a world of frustration and feeling like losers, it brings the best of them, and they end up finding the right girl the girl of their dreams. (in contrast of The First Average or Below the Average Girl That Say Yes To Them)..
and last but not least, i’d like to say to everyone who thinks that he’s BETTER than reading the method or spending the time and the money for the bootcamp/workshop/seminar, i say to them: “Good, we don’t want u to learn it, please don’t, cuz’ while u r sitting home, or standing in the club staring at the beautiful women, we will be taking them home, and if u already have a beautiful girlfriend, yeaaahh, i’m sure she will be in one of the PUA’s bed, while ur sitting home writing these articles” thank u. ]]>

By: Mike

Mike — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 16:37:49 +0000

Jake: “unironically obsessed”
That is a good distinction. I may have to start using it. ]]>

By: Tom

Tom — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 15:47:52 +0000

Yup, I saw that clip when it aired last week. The fake laugh is awful, but totally in keeping with his character. It really makes you wonder how anyone could possibly fall for his antics. Booze, I guess. ]]>

By: ogged

ogged — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 15:42:34 +0000

Someone linked to this clip of him on Conan, which gives you a pretty good idea of his shtick. Best is how every time he mentions doing something to avoid seeming creepy, the audience laughs. Most annoying is his own totally fake laugh.

By: Jake

Jake — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 13:45:37 +0000

I have seen the show, about which a couple of my classmates are unironically obsessed. It’s pretty sad. The contestant guys cry all the time, which, hello, maybe you’re going to need more than a former ren-faire attendee to help you sort these problems out.
And Mystery+co are definitely on the creepy side. I have no doubt that their system (being handsome and funny and a little bit of a jerk) works great for them, but it doesn’t seem too effective for fat guys or weenies. ]]>

By: Tom

Tom — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 02:22:12 +0000

That’s an excellent point, and one that I’m embarrassed to have missed. As you can imagine, my strict wizard-based standards occasionally require some mental gymnastics to make a book qualify. ]]>

By: JasonT

JasonT — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 23:39:51 +0000

Wait, Mystery used to be a magician, but you won’t read The Game because you only read books about wizards? I think you’re splitting hares here.
(Get it? Because magicians cut things in half … and pull rabbits out of their hats! Which are related to hares.) ]]>