I have an issue with the word "single" one of the sentences in the script:
"I now act on all sexual interest from beautiful women in positive and effective ways, as well as all opportunities to escalate sexual interactions with single women I find sexually attractive."
First, I think it should be up to the user if they want to escalate sexually on a woman who's single or not. No one's morals about this should be imposed on anyone else.
Second, women are single, have boyfriends, and are married based on a wide scale. Some are happy and won't stray, some are not happy and looking to move on but haven't found someone to get them to make the change, some are "single" but they have just started dating someone regularly hoping it becomes more serious... all over the board. I think this word should be removed.
"I now act on all sexual interest from beautiful women in positive and effective ways, as well as all opportunities to escalate sexual interactions with single women I find sexually attractive."
First, I think it should be up to the user if they want to escalate sexually on a woman who's single or not. No one's morals about this should be imposed on anyone else.
Second, women are single, have boyfriends, and are married based on a wide scale. Some are happy and won't stray, some are not happy and looking to move on but haven't found someone to get them to make the change, some are "single" but they have just started dating someone regularly hoping it becomes more serious... all over the board. I think this word should be removed.


Maybe change it to "beautiful, sexy and vibrant", but that's it. Second, the notion that we'd need to attract unavailable women sounds to be originating from a scarcity mindset; if the sub actually works to provide abundant single/available women then you'd be fine without those unavailable women. I personally wouldn't want all that drama and quilt of constantly breaking relationships. Thirdly, I'm guessing when the (male) user's subconscious hears the word 'single', it'll probably fetch what that word means to the user and then start attracting exactly that. It wouldn't just start sending out the literal English word 'single' for women to interpret. But I agree that, to my mind at least, 'available' would seem more appropriate than 'single', because the former feels a bit looser.