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Agreed.

What I mean is that he's way above average in all areas of self-help, personal development, and life in general. About 14 years ago, he started approaching thousands of women over a period of two years. Hell, I'm usually too scared to even do ten approaches in a month. So what if he's bald? Being 6'2" and having well-developed charisma and social skills makes baldness pretty meaningless.

Lolz. As far as I know, Russian girls aren’t usually his type. It’s a big mistake to try to predict Leo’s behavior as if he were an average person.

Sure. However, Leo has extremely high standards, according to his own words.

@Leo Gura But were those simple good girls 8s or above? It's quite diffficult to get 8s, 9s and 10s without playing the status game. Also, girls at this level tend to require status and social position during the relationship, in the maintanance phase.

@Cred Is ADHD considered ND?

Also, it was 3 or more years ago when he said that a woman should be at least 25. He was giving advice to a dude that was dating a 19-year-old.

@EmeraldDid you know that @Leo Guramentioned in his How to get laid videod that we men should aim to approach 3000 in a year, and MAYBE we will get 3-10 lays.

Not long ago, Leo said a woman has to be at least 25, preferably around 30. But in that screenshot, 22-year-olds are also considered fine?

@Leo Gura What about the idea that AI will replace more than 90% of jobs this decade? The economy wouldn’t need people at all then.

@bazera I had a very similar situation, except she didn’t find anybody new. First of all, notice how your mind creates these narratives like “she is so special” or “she is the only one.” The reality is that there are plenty of women who are better than her in every possible way. Also, the painful emotions you’re feeling right now won’t last forever. In the future, you’ll be much stronger. Just like iron that becomes tougher after being put into the fire. I suffer from OCD, and the pain in my chest felt like having a 50-pound bar pressing on it all day long. Remember, at this very moment, thousands of other men are experiencing the exact same emotions. Some men view this as an opportunity to find someone better. As a man, you should sleep with least 10–20 women to burn out the desire. Now is your opportunity to do that. I'd suggest to watch Leo's how to get laid videos (part 1-3) and seriously invest the time and energy required to solve this issue as a guy.

@LordFall What about the millions of others who have invested years of their lives to develop expertise in their chosen field? Being a master at hunting rabbits is pointless if there are no rabbits.

It is well known that fulfillment comes from being good at something, and thus developing mastery in at least one field is essential in order to feel fulfilled, to survive, and to escape wage slavery. My main concern is whether AI will disrupt this mastery–fulfillment relationship. I know many professionals in finance and accounting who have invested years, if not decades, developing mastery and the skills necessary to survive or break free from wage slavery, and who are now obsessively anxious about being replaced by AI in the coming years. And let’s not forget that accounting and finance are not easy fields, either in university or in practice. Also, these are just two fields that not too long ago were considered very promising. I remember attending seminars where people kept telling us that coding and data analytics skills were crucial and must be learned. Yet now we can see how good ChatGPT is at coding, regardless of the programming language. Are we facing a situation where people devote several years of their lives and make huge sacrifices (less family life, fewer beautiful women, less partying, etc.), only to have their reward be replacement by AI? If that is the case, do not expect healthy, conscious citizens in the future because there is no way in hell young people will tolerate it.

No. What elements?

@Natasha Tori Maru Again, you’d be more surprised to see Leo praising Trump’s insight on the Iraq War (2003) than to see a lion eating vegetables. Or praising Andrew Tate's insights on the harsh realities of dating. We're not talking about what someone can or cannot do. This is an entirely different matter.