This is the guy who was formerly known as Romeo. I have quit Pick Up and focused on a broader area that I love to death so far. I don't call myself a PUA, although Chief (your beloved moderator) kept telling me "You ARE". Chief, you bastard . By the way, I met Chief in San Francisco. The guy is not a top man yet in his improvement but his will and DESIRE will take him there. He doesn't stop. He doesn't give up. And I even learned from him. We all learn from students.

Anyway, I apologize I can not reply to all of your PMs. There is a great quantity laying there in my inbox and I was just able to see them as of right now since my account had been inactive (and banned) for a long time. I just re-activated my password not more than five minutes ago. Anyway, rather than working on your game so much, begin working on yourself. Not only will you get better results, but also lasting ones.

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Glad to see you back Romeo! Good to hear you've exposed yourself to a more broad perspective of improving yourself, that's really what we all need to be focusing on as well imo.

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Get with the times, homeslice. Just because we're not first or second generation PUAs it doesn't mean we're not PUAs. I'm sure some guys who switched to DYD or MM after doing SS many years ago didn't want to call themselves "pickup artists" or whatever. We may be a different generation, but we're still a part of the big ol' PUA community, whether you like it or not.

First generation PUAs: NLP, focused on what to say.

Second generation PUAs: A broader range of self-improvement including what to say, body language, mindset and attitude, etc.

Our generation PUAs: An even broader range of self-improvement including all of the above plus LIFESTYLE (becoming the best man you can be, self-actualization, etc.).

...and it all involves bedding women. You can't call yourself a PUA if you don't flirt with girls. Guess what? You do just that. And you teach it like an art (pickup art *cough cough*).

It's a little tricky, though, since this is kind of a transitional period, IMO.

Good to have you here.

Romeo I am on the same thing you are.

I know I don't post here a whole lot, so I am not very well known...But I know exactly what you are doing now.

Man it's good to hear that other are evolving the concept to be more than just pick up.

Keep doing your good thing Romeo.

PS. I am in the Bay area as well. If you guys wanna shoot some ideas back and forth I am always willing to interface.

-Chef.