Dr. Mog
PhD in moggerology
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Hoes, Non- HQNPs don’t actually want to form a connection with you. They don’t want you to connect with them. They don’t want to know anything serious about you because every time you talk about something serious—where you want to go, what you want to do, the things you want to achieve in life—guess what? Her brain turns on. Now the conversation is real, and now she loses interest because now everything is stressful.
Women want to get away from real life. That’s why they watch all those TV shows and all those dramas. They want to live their life through somebody else’s suffering. They don’t want to suffer. They want to live life through your own. They want all the fruits of your labor.
And every time you talk about what you want to do and how it took you so long to get to this and achieve this and how you’re working so hard for this, she looks at you and she goes, “He doesn’t just exist. He isn’t just perfect. He has to try. He has to do all these things. He’s so deep and philosophical and he’s so complicated and so real and so stressful and so anxious.” And now you aren’t just this incredible man that she can fall in love with. Now you’re just this ball of mush—like, “I’m stressed and I’m anxious and I need to do this and this and this.”
Shut the hell up and just be a man. Relax. Sit back. Look at the sky. Look at the trees. Enjoy the weather. What are you trying to do right now? Connect with her? You just look like a man who never gets laid.
The only guy that desires that connection—that bullshit conversation of pouring his guts out to a woman—is the guy that never gets laid. Because guess what? If you already had women that loved and respected you, you wouldn’t feel the need for that extra connection. You would already feel seen. You would already understand that you are a man of value who has options.
When you try to connect with her, she looks and she goes, “This man has no options. No other woman wants him. He’s unattractive. He’s deep and meaningful. He makes me anxious. He turns my brain on. He’s not fun. I don’t like him.”
Women want to get away from real life. That’s why they watch all those TV shows and all those dramas. They want to live their life through somebody else’s suffering. They don’t want to suffer. They want to live life through your own. They want all the fruits of your labor.
And every time you talk about what you want to do and how it took you so long to get to this and achieve this and how you’re working so hard for this, she looks at you and she goes, “He doesn’t just exist. He isn’t just perfect. He has to try. He has to do all these things. He’s so deep and philosophical and he’s so complicated and so real and so stressful and so anxious.” And now you aren’t just this incredible man that she can fall in love with. Now you’re just this ball of mush—like, “I’m stressed and I’m anxious and I need to do this and this and this.”
Shut the hell up and just be a man. Relax. Sit back. Look at the sky. Look at the trees. Enjoy the weather. What are you trying to do right now? Connect with her? You just look like a man who never gets laid.
The only guy that desires that connection—that bullshit conversation of pouring his guts out to a woman—is the guy that never gets laid. Because guess what? If you already had women that loved and respected you, you wouldn’t feel the need for that extra connection. You would already feel seen. You would already understand that you are a man of value who has options.
When you try to connect with her, she looks and she goes, “This man has no options. No other woman wants him. He’s unattractive. He’s deep and meaningful. He makes me anxious. He turns my brain on. He’s not fun. I don’t like him.”
