Do you think the PUA/Seduction industry are scammers?

[Street Knowledge]

I remember tariq arguing years ago how the now white PUA/Seduction community essentially ripped off his material from those art of macking books 20 years

 

[Mastamimd]

Do you think those guys who push the PUA ideas believe it or do they know it’s fraudulent but are trying to make a living?

I'm not sure, my knowledge on them is limited to one roommate I had that bought it, as well as some of the discourse on here.

 

[BlackJesus]

You see if your not any of these categories, this is where a legit PUA can help you and guide you.

The help that PUA can offer is not anything that can’t be found for free on YouTube.

 

[Will Ross]

No people like the stuff they sell.

 

[Double Burger With Cheese]

The term PUA is gay and dumb. I’ve never heard a mothafukka who good at getting women in real life be called a PUA. Its more like, “that nikka Dante keep some hoes in rotation”

Next up, y’all not tall enough, (which really don’t matter, but y’all obsessed with height, and y’all are some lil bity ass nikkas if we being honest) not cool/interesting enough, not confident enough, and some broke boys.

To sum up, of course these mothafukkas scammers. Half them probably not getting no bytches themselves. They know they market is dudes who insecure when it come to women. And y’all never getting no hoes. Ever. It’s already a wrap. Half y’all too old for y’all to likely magically start getting women. You’re gonna die pusslyless

 

[Street Knowledge]

No people like the stuff they sell.

But does it work for them? If you’re selling a product that you know doesn’t work aren’t you a scammer?

 

[Conan]

Scammers.

 

[Ahadi]

“Here are my 24 secrets to getting laid for free! Download my PDF for only $399

 

[MJ Truth]

A lot of people have argued the men in these industries are essentially snake oil salesmen who prey on unsuccessful men trying to make a quick buck? What do you think? There are books podcasts seminars where guys make a career of this

Using the Coli logic, everyone who charges for ANY kind of information is a scam artist.

 

[Will Ross]

But does it work for them? If you’re selling a product that you know doesn’t work aren’t you a scammer?

You don’t see guys complaining about getting ripped off

 

[Vilify]

They're not any more of a scam than any other self help /motivational product. People pay life coaches for all sorts of things.

 

[Tom Foolery]

To a certain extent no. A healthy discussion on stepping your game up is beneficial.

But when it turns into "buy my book, register to my courses, come to my seminar" or "women are shallow let me teach you how to bang them", that's the scam kicking in.

 

[MajesticLion]

"seduction industry"

 

[hood b. goode]

Ehh maybe back in 2010, they had some merit, but with dating apps and sites, social media, clout, etc things different

 

[semicko82]

The term PUA is gay and dumb. I’ve never heard a mothafukka who good at getting women in real life be called a PUA. Its more like, “that nikka Dante keep some hoes in rotation”

Next up, y’all not tall enough, (which really don’t matter, but y’all obsessed with height, and y’all are some lil bity ass nikkas if we being honest) not cool/interesting enough, not confident enough, and some broke boys.

To sum up, of course these mothafukkas scammers. Half them probably not getting no bytches themselves. They know they market is dudes who insecure when it come to women. And y’all never getting no hoes. Ever. It’s already a wrap. Half y’all too old for y’all to likely magically start getting women. You’re gonna die pusslyless

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