Post: #1

I found it fascinating. Especially with a red pill lens.

Essentially it's a dating show for first dates in NYC. If you've seen it I'd love to hear your perspectives, especially on Sarah (episode 5 i think) and Gurki (episode 2).

Post: #2

Not seen it - but might check it out. I'm not red pill yet - but interested to know what insights you got out of it.

Post: #3

The problem with "reality" shows is that it's like Heisenberg's uncertainty principle - the observation changes the characteristics

Post: #4

I can't help think a lot of those shows are manufactured, have actors and are faked up to increase entertainment value.

Most dates boring as fuck, nobody would watch.

Post: #5

Not sure if spending a lot of time watching these dudes will help anyone reach their gaming potential.

If you guys spent as much time finding masculine role models and emulate their behavior instead (gym, martial arts, business) you will be far better served with women, even IF you don't see them talking to women.

Post: #6

I think there is a UK First Dates type dating show that has been on for several seasons. I haven't watched it but saw it surfing the web on one of those project free tv tube sites. I'll try to catch it to see if its interesting. But there was a US version of first dates and it only lasted 3 episodes, I think Ryan Seacrest produced it. Its just so unnatural for regular people to talk to a stranger with camerras watching, and its kinda boring, unless the singles are hyped up and heavily produced like on the Bachelor, where the producers basically tell them what to say and how to act.

Post: #7

(02-23-2019 05:17 PM)someone Wrote:  I found it fascinating. Especially with a red pill lens.

Essentially it's a dating show for first dates in NYC. If you've seen it I'd love to hear your perspectives, especially on Sarah (episode 5 i think) and Gurki (episode 2).

Yeah I saw it. Basically shows that there are folks with all kinds of hangups & all kinds of baggage & all kinds of ages that are single & dating in the big city for whatever reason. In regards to the gals you mentioned, they might be single due to the "grass is greener on the other side" syndrome that is so common in NYC & other cosmopolitan big cities.

Post: #8

Watching the first episode now. Annnnd the colombian is the only hot and non annoying one.

Post: #9

Just saw the first episode, dude had these bitches tap dancing for him. He laid back and just employed "don't say the wrong thing" game. Nothing to see or learn here, but it's always nice to see how desperate and easy new york women are

Post: #10

Both of the girls TS mentioned are annoying as fuck, really damaged goods. Makes sense they would be so desperate that they go on a show like this one.

Sarah blew it with the highest quality guy she had to pick from, like how hard do you need fuck up to blew it as a girl on a date? Surely most guys will just fuck you and never see you again if they 1) find you attractive enough to go on a date with you an 2) You dont behave like a complete idiot.

Post: #11

(02-25-2019 03:44 PM)Beirut Wrote:  Watching the first episode now. Annnnd the colombian is the only hot and non annoying one.

Not even attractive.

Post: #12

Gotta give her points for her choice of clothing though.

None of the episodes were interesting (two are a definite must skip) would not watch again but was cool that u could figure out who the person would like from the first minutes of every episode just by observing them.

Post: #13

Does anyone watch Are You the One on MTV? Its an interesting dating show/game show. Usually the hot people ending up matching with the not hot people. I think this is due to the Hot poeple being cast first, and then they find the perfect matches from the pool of leftovers.

Post: #14

I actually preferred “back with the ex?” The Aussie show on Netflix. Interesting to watch the power dynamics, the influence a group of friends can exert on a woman, and the red pill truth of the older couple when they visit her home - she’s getting snarky with him for the way he’s cleaning and he does the sweet thing and complies, but in the next shot she’s complaining to the camera he did that - she was shit testing and wanted him to stand up for himself and take charge/dominate

There’s also a lot of female hamster wheeling going on - one guy who thinks he’s some alpha stud which he can’t back up...improper screening, always trying to go in for the kill etc

Back to dating around - the first chap was a good looking guy yeah but I wonder how much of it was down to the girls knowing he’s got pre-selection and knowing there’s competition...were things genuine or did they just want to “win for tv” and was his SMV artificially inflated?

Post: #15

(02-28-2019 03:00 PM)The Usual Suspect Wrote:  I actually preferred “back with the ex?” The Aussie show on Netflix.

Enjoyed this show. The young blonde girl with the hipster glasses who had cheated on that sweet guy was a horrible little narcissistic control freak. A total bitch with a Disney facade. Watching that show it was very illuminating how many women are shit-testing in a relationship and are trying to put the guy under their thumb on a constant basis - and the scarcity mindset guys who tolerate this.

Post: #16

(03-03-2019 06:17 PM)griffinmill Wrote:  

(02-28-2019 03:00 PM)The Usual Suspect Wrote:  I actually preferred “back with the ex?” The Aussie show on Netflix.

Enjoyed this show. The young blonde girl with the hipster glasses who had cheated on that sweet guy was a horrible little narcissistic control freak. A total bitch with a Disney facade. Watching that show it was very illuminating how many women are shit-testing in a relationship and are trying to put the guy under their thumb on a constant basis - and the scarcity mindset guys who tolerate this.

I watched Love Island online for the Aussies and it was a fun show.
It was totally fake-relationships since most of the guys had ex-gfs back home and were only doing it for career exposure.
Some of the Aussie chicks are really hot on those shows.