Shannon's Journal

[Shannon]

remove non core stuff is ok...but not
"One of the things I'm doing, though, is making it focus more on having women approach and initiate sex with the user." this is a good one as we supposed to be the sex magnet. and why not introduce it in the earliest stage if possible.

I attempted to add in several different things that were all adjusted specifically toward the goal of sex magnet. There are areas of greater and lesser importance. Some of it could be removed with probably not much loss. All of it in the current script for beta 2, however, is serving the core goal in some way or other.

The reason I avoided having the approach and initiation being introduced early on in Version 1.0 was to force the user to become capable of approaching and initiating first, and thus gain the self confidence with women that would make it much easier to get women to approach and initiate. Everything I do in these programs is done for a good reason.

Those "discipline" etc stuff will be the non core stuff to remove.
Also why not use positive statement instead of negative like "I accept rejection". I was rejected for almost everything (all invitation for all event) throughout stage II and its so obvious I think it came from stage II. Positive statement would be I am always invited for everything and I have the choice to accept or not.

I only use positive phrasing. Negative words can be used as descriptors in a positive phrase. But accepting rejection is the last thing you want to do. What you want to do is be completely unaffected by it. Half of the secret to sexual success with a woman is to remember the trusim that "it's the 8th sales call, on average, that closes the deal". Persistence pays off, even in the face of rejection.

Another one it would be good if everyone do happy for you and helping you along the way instead of just being jealous or harm you in the process.....

Have you encountered this from SM 1.0? Nobody has reported that, that I know of. However, I have specifically addressed the response of other men and aimed it at making them more helpful to the user in achieving his goals.