Post: #1

Hello guys,

I have lots of songs written for places and ex-girlfriends. I always tell all girls I meet about them and show them a few. The songs are NOT recorded by me but by professional singers. All songs are very romantic, very beta.

Do you think sharing these songs with new girls will affect my SMV?

Post: #2

Play them on a guitar or something for them live rather than hitting the play button on your computer.

Post: #3

Not if you can sing sensually like the weeknd

If its some needy disney love white knight shit then yeah sure

Post: #4

It's beta only if you think it's beta.
If you think it's the coolest thing in the world, and believe it wholeheartedly, she will too.

Frame control, game 101.

People fall into the person with the strongest reality. Chicks, work, religion, politics.

WIA

Post: #5

Yeah....no more or less than any other hobby. It is entirely about your attitude.

Post: #6

Are you selling these songs to professional singers? Or paying them to record them?

End of the day the quality of the music will determine the value it adds, regardless of whether lyrics are beta or not. Women love artists.

Post: #7

If you are a professional composer, I assume you are at least a competent piano player. If you can manage to add guitar and voice that will be a plus.

Post: #8

Song writing is for fags.... Do you think the Beatles got pussy cause they wrote hundreds of songs?

Post: #9

Post: #10

wait, you wrote songs and then paid someone to sing them for you? Sorry, that's a bit strange. why not write them and sing them yourself?

Post: #11

He didn't say if he paid or he got paid. Not that the money matters, my point was more is his music good enough that someone would pay for it. Because if the music is awful, his frame won't even matter.

Post: #12

It's not beta at all. Don't worry about it.
It would only be "beta" if you'd over invest emotionally, and tell them you wrote something specifically for them too early on. This can work later on (I did it myself) but you should always do that later, when she's craving that romantic proof and is least expecting it.