Trusted, Automoderated users
25,837
edits
PUA: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
→Getting the police called on incels
No edit summary |
|||
| Line 30: | Line 30: | ||
== Getting the police called on incels == | == Getting the police called on incels == | ||
Pick up artists often sell useless "bootcamps", scamming hopeful incels out of thousands of dollars and putting them at risk of macing, arrest, and harassment allegations. The first popular PUA book was written by [[Ross Jeffries]] and called [[How to Get the Women You Desire into Bed]] | Pick up artists often sell useless "bootcamps", scamming hopeful incels out of thousands of dollars and putting them at risk of macing, arrest, and harassment allegations. The first popular PUA book was written by [[Ross Jeffries]] and is called [[How to Get the Women You Desire into Bed]].. There is a [[disclaimer]] on the first few pages warning that the contents could easily get one arrested if acted out fully. RSD PUA [[Julien Blanc]] caused mass outrage among feminists online when videos of him choking random women during cold approaches went viral. | ||
Many PUAs also used to advocated more hardcore techniques to break past what they called 'last minute resistance' (a woman backing out of prospective sexual intercourse at the last minute) like man-handling the woman or exposing yourself to her, in other words committing acts of legally defined sexual assualt. The rise in PUA seems to accompany [[feminism|the rise of people not wanting to pair other people up]]. | Many PUAs also used to advocated more hardcore techniques to break past what they called 'last minute resistance' (a woman backing out of prospective sexual intercourse at the last minute) like man-handling the woman or exposing yourself to her, in other words committing acts of legally defined sexual assualt. The rise in PUA seems to accompany [[feminism|the rise of people not wanting to pair other people up]]. | ||