Seth Walsh AMA

[lurker999]

What would you sincerely rate yourself out of 10?

Literally what's the point of asking anyone this especially when you can't see what they look like

 

[Johnnybegood]

Literally what's the point of asking anyone this especially when you can't see what they look like

I don’t know bro, this is a bp forum, I expect nothing but honesty.

If you asked me this question I would not lie and tell you I am a chadlite. I would answer the question sincerely and honorably stating I am a MTN with little success with women.

 

[aussiecel]

What's 9 + 10?

 

[Deleted member 130748]

Open to questions all afternoon

How can I formulate a cult of sugar mommy’s to do my bidding?

 

[LTNUser]

What's 9 + 10?

20-1

 

[chadison]

Hmm.

I don't know. Try to keep pushing yourself towards what you want and not what you think society expects of you. Even with looks, things don't need to be extreme. Consistency is key and we always need to continually learn, adapt, be nice to ourselves and reward ourselves, because the external world isn't "trying" to reward you.

It's hard for early 20s cels because they don't really have money to their name or financial independence. No need to envy anyone.

I mean, I don't think the Rothschilds give a shit about me. So I never think of them. You should put energy into people where there is reciprocity.

I have some basic guides with 1 liners for looksmaxxing as best as possible. Just bullet points.


Retin A
10k steps a day
SPF50
Lifting at the gym
Play sports
Keep yourself trim and well groomed.

It's all so simple.


The best advise is to put yourself out there and take a leap of faith when you really feel it. Lean into what's scary, but what feels right. I can't speak what's best for you. But focus more on your own life rather than what others are doing. Because you're only viewing other people's lives from the external point of view anyway.

Sort of needed to hear this. Been going through what seems like a quarter-life crisis the last few months regarding my career and future path. Have you gone through anything similar, and if so, how did you deal with it/come out of it?