AbyssRockstarXXX

[Shannon]

I agree with most of what Captainjack says, but my research shows that the literalness of the subconscious is not quite how he sees it. Having a block against French guys succeeding with women, according to my experiments, would not affect anyone but French guys. If you're a guy, and not French, you would therefore not be impeding yourself, as long as the subconscious understands that "French" modifies "guys" through increased specification, which is the case normally when it is presented with the statement "French guys". So I could use a sub to make me want to prevent French guys from succeeding with women, but it wouldn't affect me because I'm not French. In its literalness, the subconscious is absolute. Black and white. All or nothing. Kind of like this little bit of pseudocode:

If I encounter (one or more French guys) then
prevent success
Otherwise
do nothing
end instruction statement

The concept he presents here is based on the idea that you will never let yourself become what you dislike or resent, and you will strive to become what you admire.

As for periods of resistance, you can wait them out passively, or you can actively crush them.