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The theme of the post is that we should have to earn our place. Every day. That means seniority and union ideals have no place in a real mans society. The strong survive, the weak perish. Earn or starve.

So on point. Cheers.

John Galt
The writer thing works well too. Since I do write for fun and profit, I can be a regular at a good pickup location and explore other opportunities for inspiration in both game and writing.

My black, understated portable (net book) gets noticed as I am actively working the keys, not mindlessly surfing or viewing. This makes up for a plain style which actually goes with the whole look being described. Another angle is when I go out with my bound writer’s book and elegant pen. Sometimes the words come out better that way as does the pickups. I have had females swoon asking me if I am a writer. That book and pen have yielded me some of the best pieces of writing and ass.

The key is to not fall into a rut in terms of your writing hangout. I have one, but will go elsewhere. Since I am a good storyteller, I can make a reason that I am in the location too. Girls and sales prospects love a good story. When you are doing something for a purpose and feeling good about it or just enjoy it, the pickups are easier. Sometimes you are so absorbed in your project that you overlook the signals the girl is giving you or wish she would go away. This helps when you see her again.

She might ask what you write. Here truth can be an inspiration. I tell her that I write about relationships (We know that it means game.) as a personal mission. Have you ever described game in a manner palatable to a female. Learn how and see how it opens her mind and other body parts to you. If you write about something for work or a guy hobby or some other beta shit, be evasive in a mysterious way. Tell her you really want to write about such and such (think of something romantic) and are keeping your skills sharp. Encourage her to talk about what type of writing she likes.