Posted by: SacScene in Untagged on
Jan 29, 2010
One of the questions I get from my readers all the
time is, "Marius, I love what you teach me about
acting like a challenge. I don't call women back when they
call me and I never show any interest in the women I
like. How come they are still not chasing after me?"
The answer is actually quite simple: Because
acting like a challenge does NOT equal to acting
aloof.
If you never call women back, they are going to
stop calling eventually.
If you never flirt with women, they aren't
going to keep on flirting with you.
It's as simple as that.
Posted by: SacScene in Untagged on
Jan 22, 2010
One of the most common excuses I hear from my readers
is that they are not good with women because of their childhood
or past. Here are some of the excuses I've heard:
"I used to be good but my divorce has devastated me."
"My mom has raised me to be polite around women." (So?)
"I was a nerd back in high school..."
"I was not raised to be masculine."
"Years of rejection have made me give up any hope."
Posted by: SacScene in Untagged on
Jan 11, 2010
A movie as visually dynamic as this one usually lacks something; many times it is the story that suffers in the attempt to make a movie with a high level of visual effects. James Cameron had the foresight to hold onto this script and wait until technology caught up with his vision. By creating new movie making techniques he was able to craft a movie unlike any other, without sacrificing any of the story line.
Posted by: SacScene in Untagged on
Jan 09, 2010
Posted by: SacScene in Untagged on
Jan 08, 2010
I am often asked, "Marius, the girl I like doesn't really
flirt back because she's really shy. What can I do to get her?"
My answer is simple: Take the lead and keep flirting!
What most people don't understand about shy folks is that
just like all people, they respect leadership. They may not TELL
you that they like the attention you are giving them, but it does
not mean they want you to stop.
In 9 out of 10 situations, they are just looking for
someone (ANYONE) to lead.
But...how do you know when you should REALLY stop?
How do you know when a girl wants you to leave her alone?
By using my green light theory!
Posted by: SacScene in Untagged on
Dec 31, 2009
Here are 20 rules to follow if you want to become
the man women adore.
1) Flirt and act like a challenge
2) Live with integrity. This allows you to stand
up for yourself and NOT seek approval from people,
including women.
3) Accept the consequences of your own actions.
Posted by: SacScene in Untagged on
Dec 24, 2009
1) Make eye contact. Don't break away until other people do.
2) Have a strong, firm handshake
3) Move slowly. Don't "freak out" at anything
Posted by: SacScene in Untagged on
Dec 18, 2009
A question that I get all the time is, "I don't know
if this bartender is interested in me or not. Is she flirting
because she likes me, or is she just flirting for tips? How can
I tell?"
Well, I can tell you right now that in 90% of cases, a waitress
is flirting for tips. That's just reality. Anyone who makes
a living in tips has learned the skills to flirt in his or
her way - be it the valet, the cab driver, or the bellhop.
Posted by: superman in Untagged on
Dec 16, 2009
Transylmania
To sum it up, Transylmania is about a group of American college students who travel to
Transylvania for a some sort of exchange program. Upon arriving at the university (formerly a vampire castle), the students are entangled in the former castles residents plot to revive his lovely and busty bride.
Posted by: superman in Untagged on
Dec 16, 2009
Here's a FEW TIPS to avoid a D.U.I. this Holiday Season:
1. Park a minimum of 4 Blocks away from the establishment you are patronizing.
2. Try and leave out a back door if possible.
Posted by: SacScene in Relationships on
Oct 20, 2009
Jealousy is a form of negative self-talk which research shows can cause anxiety and depression.
Jealousy is a form of negative self-talk which research shows can cause anxiety and depression. We all know it can lead to painful heartbreak, scads of worry, out-of-control outbursts, and setbacks in a relationship. It can even destroy love. But is it possible that jealousy can ever be a good thing?
