Quote: (06-22-2015 02:02 PM)BrazilianCocaine Wrote:
So for the younger guys (under 25) looking to get as many bangs as possible, the advice "follow your passsion" - Don't follow it. Follow the money so you can get a nice dig and secure the bang.
Nah. At least not for that reason alone.
Do you know how many broke-ass backpackers are swimming in more ass than they know what to do with? And as annoying as these types can be, they're having a ton of fun while they're at it. That's just one example - there are broke guys in their early 20s all around the world beating pussy back with a stick.
Hell, I even know broke ass Cambodian guys who go out, get drunk, and pull a different girl every single night while barely ever spending a dime.
There are plenty of reasons to follow the money, and I'm not encouraging anyone to be a dirty hippy backpacker. But just for the record, OP's setup, while pretty damn cool, is far from the only way to get consistently and easily laid.
To be moneyed and still able to pull well in 30s, 40s, and 50s - now that
might be a better reason to stress focusing on cash, but even then, it's not a foolproof line of advice given that there are more than two paths to take.
Not to mention that very few guys "following their passions" in their early 20s will still be living wild, broke, and free in their 30s and older. The consequences of that lifestyle young, at least financially speaking, will likely be minimal. Doesn't make it a foolproof way to go or anything, but it bears saying.
OP, regarding improvement of the results, you might try delaying the pic a bit more. Maybe you're showing it too soon and making it too obvious. Of course, it could be the reason it's working well, but as they say in marketing, you never know for sure until you test. Try both ways enough times to see which "converts" better.
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