Post: #26

^I think Tex was just joking.

Post: #27

(02-09-2016 01:58 AM)Pride male Wrote:  ^I think Tex was just joking.

I always liked this quote: "Money can only solve your money problems"

My only money requirement is never looking at anything in a store and thinking "well shit, I can't afford this." As long as that's never going to be an issue, I know I'll be fine. Would a billion be nice? Sure, but "mo' money mo' problems". That's also a good line.

Post: #28

Enough passive income to wake up and decide to do whatever the hell I want and go wherever the hell I want.

Basically to be able to live my life on no one else's time but my own, until I take up bigger obligations like creating a family, caring for loved ones when the need arises.

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Post: #30

Family, kids, retirement in a comfortable, scenic location.

Freedom to travel the world, time to pursue my interests

a good reputation built on my accomplishments

Basically what both grandpa's have

Post: #31

To build my home with my own 2 hands in a quiet secluded area with no fucking streetlights where I can listen to the sounds of nature while waking to sunlight and falling asleep to moonlight. Ideally in a country in South America or South-East Asia.
Get myself a little fishing boat, catch some dinner that I can cook up fresh. Maybe get a wife to tend the place.
Real American dream stuff.

Post: #32

Health > money > hot women and good friends > plenty of free time

Post: #33

If you can go to sleep at night and not have a single thing to worry about !

Post: #34

money, young pussy, weed, and whiskey. I don't get sentimental much anymore. The general behavior of women combined with the coming economic purge, I focus on tangible things. Not sure our conscious can transfer to an after-life.

Post: #35

Post: #36

(02-09-2016 01:58 AM)Pride male Wrote:  ^I think Tex was just joking.

Yes Tex was joking.

On the other hand...

I wrestled in high school and college. For anyone that didn't, wrestling is one of the grueling intense sports undertakings IMO. It really affected many aspects of my outlook on life (but that's another story)

In high school one of the team rules was you never laid on your back. Ever. Not during the off-season, not at night in bed. It was the position you were in when you were going to get pinned...the ultimate humiliation...so Never EVER lay on your back.

This stuck with me even after I was out of college and no longer wrestling. It was so entrenched it made me uncomfortable to lay on my back for for years



That picture made me similarly uncomfortable. I would never let a woman lay on top of me while I was face down in a submissive pose like that,...arms tucked in. She looks like she may very well be plastic balls deep with a strap on.

Just no

Post: #37

(02-09-2016 07:59 PM)PapayaTapper Wrote:  

(02-09-2016 01:58 AM)Pride male Wrote:  ^I think Tex was just joking.

Yes Tex was joking.

On the other hand...

I wrestled in high school and college. For anyone that didn't, wrestling is one of the grueling intense sports undertakings IMO. It really affected many aspects of my outlook on life (but that's another story)

In high school one of the team rules was you never laid on your back. Ever. Not during the off-season, not at night in bed. It was the position you were in when you were going to get pinned...the ultimate humiliation...so Never EVER lay on your back.

This stuck with me even after I was out of college and no longer wresting. It was so entrenched it made me uncomfortable to lay on my back for for years



That picture made me similarly uncomfortable. I would never let a woman lay on top of me while I was face down in a submissive pose like that,...arms tucked in. She looks like she may very well be plastic balls deep with a strap on.

Just no

Ok, I understand your sports-related feelings, but you are reading too much in this picture, I think.

Also, some women like to "spoon" their lover a bit like that, it is usually a way of showing contentment after sex, and a subtle way of asking for more (sex)...

So myself, this picture does not disturb me. A very alpha male like Brosnan doesn't have a lot to prove anyway, and having a cute, freshly-fucked, 48 kilos-woman spooning him is not gay.

Come to think of it, a real alpha male can do (almost) anything, it will never look gay. Like I don't know, wearing pink or salmon shirts, for example...

Post: #38

Thomas crown was an entertaining movie, I really enjoyed it. She was really hot in that as well.

The same lady plays the misuse in The Intern

Post: #39

Being able to make a career for myself in the entertainment business, for starters. If I could somehow manage to balance my ambitions and love for animation and music, my career goals would be set. Making successful films and recording successful albums. If I could own and operate my own little Jazz club on the side, that'd be great as well.

To live in the countryside in a large but not opulent abode. Great place to store all the guns and ammunition (better to have them and never need them than the alternative), though I don't think I'd need or want the amount of guns Bilzerian has. Preferably if I could be situated not too far from a small town. (When I say I want to live country, I mean it.)

As far as mate choices, she'd have to be a 7 or 8, preferably blonde or mixed black/white like me, at least ten years younger. I'd like to have at least four kids, mostly boys but I wouldn't mind having one daughter. To raise them to value their American heritage and culture (our REAL culture, not the trash we produce now), and to comport themselves with honor and dignity. They will be raised Roman Catholic. I'd want all my kids to learn to play at least one instrument, though if they're anything like their father they'd probably want to learn more, and I'd be just fine with that. However, I'd want my sons to be more athletically inclined than I ever was, and to be more successful in relations with women than their father ever was.

If this doesn't happen, I'd at least like to be able to work a trade of some kind which would let me support myself (and maybe cheat the system as much as possible if the country shifts further to the left). If that happens, I'd be ecstatic just to see my kid sister not become a slut, and married off before she's 26.

Post: #40

Lengthy answer with too many details. So I'll just post what I want to have achieved before I die.

-Lived satisfactorily so that I could look back and thank that I made something of myself.

-Find a an abode in the mountains, beside a lake, surrounded by forest to make my permanent home to come back too so I could fish, smoke cigars, drink quality booze, hunt, and read from an extensive library I would have collected by that point. The house itself would be made in Victorian style with a bit of Gothic architecture to it.

Post: #41

One that isn't perfect.

Perfection means that there's nothing that could be better, nothing to aim for.

In other words, perfection is stagnation, boredom and the antithesis of everything that I, as someone who expects and hopes to never stop learning and improving, believe in.

A few years ago, a Mormon tried to sell me on the idea of a perfect existence in heaven. I told him it sounded more like my idea of hell.

Post: #42

(02-10-2016 04:45 PM)Praetor Lupus Wrote:  One that isn't perfect.

Perfection means that there's nothing that could be better, nothing to aim for.

In other words, perfection is stagnation, boredom and the antithesis of everything that I, as someone who expects and hopes to never stop learning and improving, believe in.

A few years ago, a Mormon tried to sell me on the idea of a perfect existence in heaven. I told him it sounded more like my idea of hell.

That's a decent way of looking at things.

It seems like perfection may be something that you could strive for, but never expect or want to achieve, but it would not necessarily be self-sabotage.

I had also been reminded of this topic, when coming across Maslow's Hierarchy of needs.. we gotta fulfill the lower level needs before we are motivated to fill the higher level needs.

As we get older too, our ideas of needs may evolve including some of our physical urges for sex or physical stamina (or our desire for being surrounded by a harem). It is kind of difficult for me to imagine some of the speculation regarding things that I have not actually experienced some variation of such.

Post: #43

Ever since I sprung a boner, all I ever wanted to do was be independent (own apartment, job, car, etc) and get laid consistently. Like Brodiaga said, the rest I will figure out later. Thank god for Roosh and this forum, the laid part is much more attainable than I thought it would be.

Post: #44

To have health, wealth, and use my talents to do good work with good people. That's my idea of a perfect life.

Post: #45

Right now at 26, I want to have money in my bank account, travel, party and fuck a lot of girls.

Later in life I imagine being on a tropical island waking up each morning and running a small beachside restaurant. Anyone that wants to visit will get the beach, good food, music and drinks.

I am happy with the small things, I am a bit too introverted to be some celebrity millionare always in the spotlight, I would be happy if I had a booksworth of an exciting life in the end.

Post: #46

Building my own house, happily married, a bunch of kids, and a job in which I produce something meaningful and actually enjoy

Post: #47

Great health that never fades

A visa card that never runs out

An erection that never fails

A house that the family court can never take off me and give to a bitch

Post: #48

(02-08-2016 05:39 PM)Tex Wrote:  And of course, have a lot of guns. So, sort of like Dan Bilzerian in that respect.



It's fun to dream.

I feel compelled to comment on this photo. I am firearm collector myself, including 'impractical' pieces that serve no practical functions except it pleases me to own them. One thing I don't own is multiple iterations of the same firearms, with the exception of two Mossberg 500s. I know that the cost is trivial to this fellow, but I have to wonder how much heat does a non-drug lord, arms dealer or smuggler really need in one place. There appears to be about 20+ AR/M16/M4 variants in this photo alone. Even for the security of a very wealthy man's home, assuming he has security staff, I can't imagine needing more than a dozen carbines and a few shotguns. This armory seems a bit much.

I am envious of a few of those older pieces along the bottom, especially that water cooled one on the bottom right.

Post: #49

(02-08-2016 08:47 AM)Going strong Wrote:  Perfect life?

at day:



at night:

Had no idea you were such a fan of getting pegged. But if that's what truly makes you happy, go for it.

EDIT - Damn, someone beat me to it!

Post: #50

I think Dan Bilzerian's life personally is WAY over rated. He has a ferocious coke habit with 3 heart attacks already, and who knows if he can even can even get it up to bang these girls anymore. I like some of the things he has, but a bad drug habit can make any lifestyle miserable.