Two boxers fight. Instanly one is always better than the other. One is bound to win. In the majority of cases it unfolds like this. The boxer with less experience, starts hitting his opponent. He is careful at first. Making very few attempts at uncovering himself. But slowly he begins to gain confidence and punch after punch, rallies behind the idea that he can actually win. The more experienced boxer awaits patiently. He gives little away as he intercepts his opponents punches and 'tires' him out. He waits and waits until he is ready to make that final blow....

The above can be applied to how I write. In almost all cases, my articles are inspired from real life experiences. And it is me, putting myself in positions many men would not dare do that results in collecting these thoughts, massaging these ideas and leaving a generously ample supply of dating jargon for this 'beloved' city. 
By positioning myself I mean, experiencing negative feelings and having as many losses as I rack up victories. 

A wise man once said, a losing battle is a victory, but a victorious one is a tragedy. I've always believed in it, yet have never experienced it first hand until I decided to put together this little blog. Until then, I never lost on purpose. Now, it is my strong opinion that one can rarely learn from their successes. But completely master the lessons a loss can teach. All a victory would do is make me repeat the exact same thing over and over again until it felt fake, unreal and ultimately lead to a loss. That, however, was a huge wake up call. It was as if, instantly, without even taking the time to lick my wounds or dust myself off, I started to plan my newest strategy. 

So, as my time here is slowly coming to an end, I take with me some significant victories but most importantly many life changing LOSSES. And since I'll always be the nice kind of asshole, I decided to share them with you:

Lesson #1 : FOLLOW THE PUSSY - do not be cocky about this. The best strategy is always the easiest terrain. The more girls you have around, the better everything is. This applies, to shops, bars, beaches, clubs, other venues, cities, countries and continents. Is someone getting laid in Kabul right now? Probably, but if that isn't you, than go someplace where your chances are maximized.

Lesson #2: NEVER SPEND YOUR LIFE SITTING AT A DESK - Life's beautiful? Sure, but only if you have your days to enjoy it. If you get tied down to a 30 min lunch and a 9-5 schedule for most of it, guess what...you just missed it, while the dude with lots of time on his hand is living the life you want, going to the places you like and banging the chicks you dream of.

Lesson #3: DO NOT SPEND TIME ON YOUR 'ENEMIES' - With the right attitude and mindset, you should have a very thin list of enemies to begin with. Nevertheless, what is one to do about a hater...forgive and forget. The life you want and crave, your circle of DRIVE will not intersect with theirs. Make sure it doesn't.

Lesson #4: ENGAGE NEW IDEAS - Ideas built the world. One idea is worth a million insignificant random sentences. Be open minded and engage them. As hard as it is to accept new notions (humans are hard wired to resist to change) most of them will only improve your life.

Lesson #4: USE THE PAST ONLY AS HISTORICAL REFERENCE - While humans are hardwired to resist change, we are also very nostalgic of the past. If you notice, a lot of the time our conversations rely on retelling historic events from our lives often times wondering if the past was indeed a better, simpler time. THIS IS BULLSHIT. Things only get better in progression. In no other time have we had the social wiring we now possess and turned it into a skill, the possibility to travel at all corners of the world for relatively cheap prices and the amazing opportunities of becoming masters of our own destinies.

Lesson #5: LOOKS MATTER ANYWHERE YOU GO - To any Beta male stumbling upon this (I doubt it but there's always a few), stop falling pray of ROM/COMs and believing that the hot protagonist will fall for you at the end after repeatedly getting screwed by the dashing good looks of her part time lover. This almost never happens. Always maintain your looks in the best possible way. I do not promote overdoing it by plastic surgery but whatever you do, stay away from the Alan Harper Collection.

Lesson #6: IF YOU DO NOT FEEL LIKE GOING OUT, DON'T - I cannot recount the number of times I've ended up having a shitty time simply because I got dragged by others and went out for the sole purpose of going out instead of actually feeling up for it.

Lesson #7: DON'T DRINK TO FEEL BETTER - The old saying goes, don't drink to feel better, drink to feel EVEN better. In other words, if you are dependent on your bottle of scotch to get in a good mood, you should change other areas of your life that are stressing you out.

Lesson #8: DON'T TALK TO WOMEN YOU DON'T LIKE - If there is one little part of you that is indecisive about her looks or personality, avoid at all costs. All you will end up doing is waste time, money and your patience trying to convince yourself that you must fuck her even though your heart's not into it.

Lesson #9: NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF MONEY - No matter what stumbling blocks life throws your way it is always easier to be depressed whilst cushioned between the safeguard of green banknotes instead of the up and down shades of grey oozing from a shitty dry spell.

Lesson #10: STAY AWAY FROM EXCLUSIVE CLIQUES - you can only grow in most areas of your life while continuously experiencing a variety of interactions with an ample supply of diverse personalities. CLIQUES destroy creativity, look down upon free thinking and make any attempts at networking important connections impotent.

Lesson #11: DO NOT LIE TO YOURSELF - Staying positive is just like any other prescription medication, sooner or later it wears off. In most cases it is always advisable to be true at least with yourself and recognize reality for what it is. A healthy life is that in which the many elements inside your circle of DRIVE are recognized, accepted, analyzed and than dealt with accordingly.

Lesson #12: NEVER STOP PLANNING YOUR NEXT MOVE - Planning maps out important parts of your life, sets out goals, important deadlines and prompts you into skyhigh achievements.

Lesson #13: ALWAYS REMEMBER THE PYRAMID - As things are not bound to change anytime soon, observe the ranking you fall when you meet girls. The higher in the PYRAMID your initial interaction occurs, the easier it will be to pull

Lesson #14: If you have money, invest in discount packages for mediocre looking women elsewhere that are DTF to come here and fuck studs.

Alas my friends, my time here is coming to an end. I am moving to a place where I have a better ROI. I will continue blogging in the city where I will move and make comparisons. I'll be moving with my wingman who has greatly contributed to these articles and without his help and insight, this would have not been possible. We will continue to write with the same analytical approach. I will introduce the new city once I am there.
 


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Zeta
08/11/2012 10:18

Finally! funny how you're leaving Toronto the same time i am. On the rise trend?

I'd hate to point this out on your last TORONTO article, but point #6 to me personally is the opposite of your description.

I was dragged out last weekend for drinks by friends since i'm leaving Toronto and the mood i was in was terrible, barely able to interact with my friends, not even wanting to look at girls.

That mood/attitude actually got me a couple of makeout sessions, and two numbers in one night, yep in Toronto (one was a 6 and a 7)......not exactly 9s and 10s but hey, they thought they were 9s and 10s there considering the bad ratio.

Guys leaning against the bar that night (comprised 95% of the guys there) were jaw dropped, also ratio was around 10(males):1(females).

I don't recall doing anything special other than being very smart about picking targets. I'm hoping my Toronto skills will serve me well where i'm going.

Anyways, good luck to you and your wing in the move, and keep up the good work there!

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J
08/11/2012 10:50

you'll feel like you escaped min security:P

I had a few things to negotiate, that's why it took so long. Am glad you had fun, sometimes friends are needed just for that. I guess, I should have finessed that point more about "don't go out when it becomes like a chore or task or a job" since while you might garner success, it will be much higher when you are actually into it.

Speaking of which, This blog and numerous other sources have contributed to smarten up a lot of guys in Toronto. I hope they finally see the dating scene here for what it really is, a bad return on investment.

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sean
08/12/2012 15:04

been reading your blog for some time now. the description you provide of a toronto girl is accurate. although i have seen some "normal" girls too, men here exagerate the shit out of a "white" girl. ive been in this city for almost 3 years. it's starting to piss me off. the silver lining is that it has forced me to be in some very uncomfortable situations. anyways you got any intel on vancouver or montreal..? ive heard really good things about montreal..i might move after i get good with women in this city thoo.
good luck with your new city

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J
08/12/2012 22:32

Thanks Sean, the thing about Montreal is the language barrier. If you don't speak french you are confined to Anglo girls mostly. Sometimes you might meet French girls that are really into you, but the language will always be a barrier. If you do its fine. Secondly, depending on what you do for work, there aren't many opportunities, this ties back to the language barrier as well as even the Anglos there need to be bilingual for most jobs. Third, it's about 10-15 degrees colder than Toronto in the winter some of the time. Again, depending on how you fare during long winters...

The pluses there are : TONS OF FRIENDLY WOMEN, TONS OF STRIPCLUBS, SEXUALLY LIBERATED CULTURE. TONS OF TOURISTS THAT COULD BE DTF, TONS OF FRIENDLY UNIVERSITY GIRLS, NOT PRETENTIOUS, MORE DOWN TO EARTH.

Vancouver is a smaller city. Im no expert on it but some of the info i've gotten from others seems to be that it is by no means of 'heaven' for guys like us.

good luck

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sean
08/13/2012 22:15

thanks for replying. language barrier is a big one. lasttime i was in montreal, i remember looking at so many ultra feminine chicks. learning a new language is always fun.

Y
08/17/2012 10:25

Hey man. I got out of Toronto and moved to Montreal. Lived there for more than one year. From my personal experience, I can tell you that Montreal is worse than Toronto. Stay away. Think about getting out of Canada and going down south. The best way to gauge a city's behavior is when you're a minority. Trust me man, nothing teaches you how to measure up people like being a minority, and especially being a minority in a place where there is passive racism.

B
08/14/2012 22:57

# 2... Kind of hard isn't it, depending on what one does for a living? Most of us aren't born with a silver spoon in our mouth, and need to earn an income in order to survive.

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pbw
08/31/2012 05:05

Anywhere in Canada is not good anymore. Even US is not good. So I would be quite interested in some research that has practical info on where it is good. Fact is feminism has spread far and wide with social media -- there is a point where one has to stop running and do combat.

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tee
09/01/2012 11:51

I think you have to do some research before you drop everything and move. I've lived and travelled all over the world. No one place has ever been "amazing". I was in Rio for new years 2000, and it wasn't that great. Of course speaking the language makes all the difference, but you will come up against cultural and economic barriers that don't exist here.

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pbw
09/01/2012 19:15

I have also travelled and lived all over the world. Many places are nice to visit -- but not to live. Most important is work -- if you have little money -- then life is hell. Toronto is no doubt exceptionally bad -- but you hear the same about many other cities. Hence moving is not necessarily the solution. For some it may be -- if and only if they are economically secure. If not then you may be getting into more problems. Moving is not as rosy as some make it out to be. Toronto needs men who will stand up to feminists. Just join A Voice For Men -- most of the work has already been done by them -- and plaster the city with Men Right posters provided by them.

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pbw
09/01/2012 19:27

hThere is a new add on TTC buses by www.canadianwomen.org -- who had revenue donations of $20 million dollars in 2011. The add says:

For girls growing up in Canada, it's toughter than you'd think. -- Over 50% of girls will be sexually abused.

The propaganda is at full swing. Since a high majority of rape cases are proven false -- there should be a add that says:

For boys growing up in Canada, its tougher than you'd think. -- Over 50% of boys will be falsely accused of sexual assault.

Feminists do not mention how a guy who is falsely accused -- how is life is destroyed and scarred. Probably more than a girl who was raped.

Hence forget about moving out of TO -- and join the men who are starting to stand up to Feminists. Things are bound to change.

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pbw
09/19/2012 20:25

U of T Men's awareness Society is hosting - The Invincibility of Male Issue: Men vs the Media, Politicians, Pop Culture -- Speaker is Fred Litwin. ---Thus Sept 27, 2012 at 7pm -- Earth Sciences Centre - Rm B- 149, (22 Russell St).

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