I have to admit that I didn’t know much about the pick up artist community until recently. My boyfriend brought it to my attention not too long ago, when he confessed that he was a pick up artist.
Thinking he was just joking, I just listened and didn’t say anything. Kept staring at him, with must have looked like a stupid smile in my face.
While he kept explaining,with great detail I might add, how he became a pick up artist,there were a lot of gray areas I had to go over. I am the most analytical person ever, so I had to dissect everything, many thoughts went through my head.
WHAT THE HELL!
Did he mean everything he said in the past?
Was he just trying to get me to sleep with him?
Was our relationship a lie?
He told me about what he studied and how he subscribed to Brad Jackson’s PUMAskills course. When he finished talking I realized…..
I AM IN LOVE WITH A PUMA!
The magic tricks he performed really grabbed my attention. Months into our relationship he performed awesome card tricks. (My man is great with his hands!)
I am so glad that my man took the steps to better himself. It takes a true man to want to better himself and an even greater man to actually admit he was a pick up artist.
Not only am I okay with him being a PUMA, but I am now on a mission to study everything about pick up artists. I visit blogs, I watch videos on PUAs (very fond of Brad Jackson’s videos, he is hot! My man knows I think he is a hottie, and is okay with it. That’s how sure he is of himself now) I am reading The Game by Neil Strauss, and I have started this blog.
My PUMA introduced me to the Pick Up Community and I find it very interesting. I’m hooked!
I welcome any questions you might have for me, and I will keep you posted on the pick up artist community.
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You see? That’s the thing! He DID mean everything he ever said to you!
The old stereotype is that a PUA “Hornswaggled” you into bed, when in fact, he changed himself so that he could be worthy of you.
He aligned with honesty, integrity and confidence to become someone who loved and was worthy of loving back!
It’s amazing how our fathers couldn’t quite articulate that. My theory is that most of our dads are chumps who got lucky!
Sorry, dad! I love you, but it makes sense. (I’m going to get it for that!)
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