[tacolove]

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/24/us/cra....html?_r=1

Saw this article about an Indian Yoga guru named Bikram who has hooked up with a lot of white women. Granted, some of those were rapes, but I'm sure others were legit pickups.

Has anyone used Yoga to date white women?

[kaotic]

Dupe.

http://www.rooshvforum.network/thread-45252.html

+ IRT for bonus points.

[haywire]

Welcome back!

[OregonToSoCal]

[Simeon_Strangelight]

(02-23-2015 04:45 PM)tacolove Wrote:  

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/24/us/cra....html?_r=1

Saw this article about an Indian Yoga guru named Bikram who has hooked up with a lot of white women. Granted, some of those were rapes, but I'm sure others were legit pickups.

Has anyone used Yoga to date white women?

It's not a dupe of that thread, but you do realize that rape does not count as a conventional notch? +1 - dragged her behind the bushes in the park is not something we condone here.

Aside from that he is not some kind of real guru, he is more of a businessman:



He is a very successful yoga studio owner banging his clients similarly to a yoga teacher or fitness trainer banging his - just on a bigger scale.
I would be careful when accusing the guy of rape - this is the fake rape culture in the US we are talking about here.

Quote:

A statement issued by lawyers for Mr. Choudhury and his yoga college, which is also named as a defendant in the lawsuits, said that “Mr. Choudhury did not sexually assault any of the plaintiffs” and that the women were “unjustly” exploiting the legal system for financial gain.

No shit - that guy is a multi-millionaire and the women can get easily high 6 to 7 digits in compensation. Aside the money there is also the element of regret rape and the stark realization that they have been just one little member in his harem and not the ONE.
All cases were filed long after the fact and there is essentially only word against word.

I foresee a time when groupies of Rock Stars will start pressing rape charges soon. "Your honor I withdrew consent after 10 minutes, but he was so stoned that he continued to fuck me for 5 more terrible minutes thus raping me for endless minutes. Yes, I know that it was part of an orgy and I had fucked everyone in the room already, but it was still rape."

[speakeasy]

What it is about yoga that attracts mostly white female practitioners? I don't know any guys that do yoga. Hell, the Indians I've known don't even do it. What is the strong draw of yoga for yuppie white females?

[WalterBlack]

(02-23-2015 05:39 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  

What it is about yoga that attracts mostly white female practitioners? I don't know any guys that do yoga. Hell, the Indians I've known don't even do it. What is the strong draw of yoga for yuppie white females?

I'm Indian and I've never done any yoga. In fact, none of my relatives in India do it either!

[kaotic]

(02-23-2015 06:44 PM)WalterBlack Wrote:  

(02-23-2015 05:39 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  

What it is about yoga that attracts mostly white female practitioners? I don't know any guys that do yoga. Hell, the Indians I've known don't even do it. What is the strong draw of yoga for yuppie white females?

I'm Indian and I've never done any yoga. In fact, none of my relatives in India do it either!

Will cosign this and add that I personally know a white hippie yoga instructor, it's amazing how all the lizards who do yoga are the same.

Even at my gym it's mostly white women, throw in a handful of latin and asian girls.

So I googled "white girls and yoga"

"skinny white girl privileged"

The hamsterization is mind blowing lol

[Simeon_Strangelight]

(02-23-2015 06:44 PM)WalterBlack Wrote:  

(02-23-2015 05:39 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  

What it is about yoga that attracts mostly white female practitioners? I don't know any guys that do yoga. Hell, the Indians I've known don't even do it. What is the strong draw of yoga for yuppie white females?

I'm Indian and I've never done any yoga. In fact, none of my relatives in India do it either!

This is frankly untapped pussy for an Indian guy. Getting a few esoteric catchphrases, doing some yoga and claiming some kind of spiritual bond with the ancient yoga path sounds like a good way to bang hot young chicks. Who cares if you are a phony and spend your days in front of the Playstation and work in finance?

I wonder if someone hasn't done this here?

[Cobra]

^No, but I think I'm about to.

But then I'll have to start another thread.

[ManVsMachine]

It's just the Fitness Trainer complex. This is nothing new, it happens in every local gym that services women (lol).

Any position of direct authority or control or leadership over a woman is a turn on, alone, then add to it the fact that he's seeing her when she's "vulnerable" and sweaty/unattractive. How non-judgmental of him! Also add to it the fact that the trainer is exerting this control over her physically in form of a workout. Cherry on top - some women also orgasm while exercising, especially during ab or intense cardio exercises, and don't expect trainers to not know this.


Most trainers come for the easy lifestyle, and stay for the ease of fucking women. Very "situational alpha." It's a scumbag life, but you can't hate on it.

[samsamsam]

White chicks think it is very spiritual and they care always chasing answers for their fucked up lives.

They seek answers other than the obvious ones, because those would hurt too much.

I knew an actress on a famous TV show, and she was all into shamans and shit. And drove out of her way to meet gurus flying into the country.

She looked great for her age but a bit batshit crazy. Ok more than a bit.

[Simeon_Strangelight]

(02-23-2015 06:54 PM)Cobra Wrote:  

^No, but I think I'm about to.

But then I'll have to start another thread.

This one Indian guy who did the documentary Kumare while faking an Indian guru did just that, but only on a bigger scale. Here you have a tall, handsome, intelligent man who claims to be a guru. I watched the documentary and he could have easily banged dozens of his clients/followers and sold it as some kind of spiritual experience. Of course you don't want to grow a shaggy beard, start talking in a strange accent and claim to be an advanced master, but something more toned down might work quite well.

Frankly I think the Yoga studies are one place where an Indian guy in the West has an automatic leg up if he at least makes the impression of being more "versed" in Yoga and tuned into the "inner worlds".

Women are stereotyping us men anyway, so why not use it to our advantage whenever we can?

[WestIndianArchie]

It's exercise for people who don't like to exercise.

Also see Pilates, Zumba, Stripper Pole stuff. Some of it takes strength and endurance, but if them bitches really wanted to lose weight, they'd drop heavily flavored greek yogurt, carb heavy salads, stop instagramming every meal @ the hot new restaurant, and pick up some weights and high intensity interval training.

The fact that the top yoga chicks are typically skinny minnies in flattering clothing feeds into the idea that these 28 year old chicks can lose the spare tire and attract the higher ups @ the company or go lateral at some start up and be an account exec or head of HR. If she sees a hot chick do it, she assumes by doing the same thing, she'll become a hot chick.

There's also a contingent of yuppie women that are spiritually bereft since they left the "non-progressive" church and are now more into "spirituality". Astrology, Tarot Card reading, all that new age stuff feeds chicks right into Yoga, but not into Hinduism. They like to meditate, but they don't like the structure of Buddhism.

It's like everything else in a woman's life. Pick the shit that they like, and discard all the responsibility that comes with it. Wants the wedding but not the marriage.

WIA

(02-23-2015 05:39 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  

What it is about yoga that attracts mostly white female practitioners? I don't know any guys that do yoga. Hell, the Indians I've known don't even do it. What is the strong draw of yoga for yuppie white females?

[Simeon_Strangelight]

(02-24-2015 02:23 AM)WestIndianArchie Wrote:  

It's exercise for people who don't like to exercise.

Also see Pilates, Zumba, Stripper Pole stuff. Some of it takes strength and endurance, but if them bitches really wanted to lose weight, they'd drop heavily flavored greek yogurt, carb heavy salads, stop instagramming every meal @ the hot new restaurant, and pick up some weights and high intensity interval training.

...

I disagree. I want all women to train Yoga in some way.



She can do ballet - that would be even better, but expecting that from women is a bit too much. It helps for them to be bendable and versatile in bed:



There are some observable benefits in regards to yoga and longevity similar to meditation which has been proven to be somewhat effective even by peer-reviewed studies. It's not much use if you are overweight though.

[speakeasy]

Bikram looks phenomenal for a guy that's about to turn 70. I had no idea he was that old.

Now that I'm reading a bit about him, he's living the life. Mansion in Beverly Hills, a fleet of Rolls Royces, surrounded by young women. Sounds like he's quite a flamboyant character too. Gotta give the guy props for his accomplishments. He found a niche and marketed it to the max. ANY dude from India could've did what he did. I remember back in the 90s when that brotha Billy Banks was the rage with his "Taebo" workout. Every ten years yuppy, LA white girls latch on to some new workout trend. Now it's Crossfit.

[ManAbout]

(02-24-2015 02:23 AM)WestIndianArchie Wrote:  

It's exercise for people who don't like to exercise.

Try an intermediate/advanced level yoga class and come back and tell us if you still feel the same way.

[Simeon_Strangelight]

(02-24-2015 06:25 PM)ManAbout Wrote:  

(02-24-2015 02:23 AM)WestIndianArchie Wrote:  

It's exercise for people who don't like to exercise.

Try an intermediate/advanced level yoga class and come back and tell us if you still feel the same way.

Yeah - I went to one of those once and I was totally done - it was extremely difficult. But at the same time I did not want to do it again. It felt incredibly effeminate to me spreading your ass-cheeks on the floor etc. I just felt uncomfortable despite being surrounded by women.

I don't deny the effectiveness, but it's just not a good fit to me.

[samsamsam]

(02-24-2015 04:09 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  

If the chicks he is banging look like that he can have them.

[kosko]

(02-24-2015 06:25 PM)ManAbout Wrote:  

(02-24-2015 02:23 AM)WestIndianArchie Wrote:  

It's exercise for people who don't like to exercise.

Try an intermediate/advanced level yoga class and come back and tell us if you still feel the same way.

I agree Yoga is not easy. I find women get a competitive edge because of the bone and body structure, its a lot easier for them to get into the positions. But man I've done it only three times now and I struggle with it, very intense.

I don't get sore from it like I do lifting weights but I generally feel worked out and relaxed after.

[lavidaloca]

I think the real story is that guy is almost 70 and looks like that. He could compete with most 35-40 year old men although he should probably shave all the hair off as it looks strange when so receded.

[Patrickstar]

Hey IRT.

Anyways he looks really good for someone that's 70.

[WestIndianArchie]

(02-24-2015 06:25 PM)ManAbout Wrote:  

(02-24-2015 02:23 AM)WestIndianArchie Wrote:  

It's exercise for people who don't like to exercise.

Try an intermediate/advanced level yoga class and come back and tell us if you still feel the same way.

Believe me, these broads ain't doing that either.

Pilates was developed for injured soldiers.
Yoga, as I understand it, was developed as part of the Indian Martial Arts and meditative practice.

Real G's do real shit.

But them chicks stuffing themselves into lululemon, fucking up the "downward dog", and then rewarding themselves with a trip to Pinkberry ain't doing anything strenuous.

A lot of this yoginas aren't really bout it. If I had dollar for every barely used yoga mat I see in a chick's room....

WIA

[Lizard King]

(02-24-2015 06:25 PM)ManAbout Wrote:  

(02-24-2015 02:23 AM)WestIndianArchie Wrote:  

It's exercise for people who don't like to exercise.

Try an intermediate/advanced level yoga class and come back and tell us if you still feel the same way.

True, but his assessment of the attitude of the participants was accurate.

[kaotic]

(02-24-2015 11:42 PM)WestIndianArchie Wrote:  


A lot of this yoginas aren't really bout it. If I had dollar for every barely used yoga mat I see in a chick's room....

WIA

THIS.

Plenty have been bought rarely many have been used.