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I Read A PUA Book And Learned How Rapists Think

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The blogger issendai wrote about estranged parents’ forums. Normally, you only hear about abusive parents from their children’s point of view. Abusers don’t identify as abusers, so you can’t go to r/DestroyingChildrensSelfEsteem to get their perspective on the subject. But abusers do, often, identify as loving parents whose ungrateful children stopped talking to them for no reason—and so estranged parents’ forums offer insight into how abusers rationalize their own behavior. The pickup manual Daygame Mastery, by Nick Krauser, is interesting for the same reason. Rapists don’t identify as rapists. But they sure do sometimes identify as pickup gurus. To be clear, I’m not applying some arcane sex-positive feminist definition of rape that no normal person ever follows. Daygame Mastery contains the following passages: Flag a taxi and then push her in. Tell the driver roughly where you are going but not the street address until you are nearly there. Probably half the girls just get in and acc

I Read A PUA Book And Learned How Rapists Think he confessed to it in his book! Ozy Brennan Apr 30, 2025 105 47 14 Share This is a picture of Nick Krauser in case you’re looking to have casual sex on your vacation in London and want to know whom to avoid. The blogger issendai wrote about estranged parents’ forums. Normally, you only hear about abusive parents from their children’s point of view. Abusers don’t identify as abusers, so you can’t go to r/DestroyingChildrensSelfEsteem to get their perspective on the subject. But abusers do, often, identify as loving parents whose ungrateful childre

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