Quite enjoyed that post Roosh. Insightful. Whilst I lived in Spain for a year, I noticed lots of Spanish women were very westernised and not what you would exactly call ‘latina.’ It’s interesting to see how game differs accross cultures. Hopefully I will experience this first hand when I go to Colombia next year marica!

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apt post.
i live/work in Argentina and this can be brutal to tackle.
it’s a constant experiment. it’s like “bang” turned inside out.

btw. I read your book. Took me two days, it was so damn hooking. My other options were Hemingway and a school book about tourism industry and they were left completely untouched before I finished ADBIP. And as a disclaimer for you people reading this comment; I am not a “roosh fanboy” – there are many things that i dont agree with him and sometimes his views almost make me angry but that just tells me that he’s a good writer as he’s able to rouse feelings.

I really liked the book because it gave advice on travel and getting girls in the sack, but that was not the main point. Your writing was also very honest. The downside was that not all the time something interesting happened (I kinda got a bit bored at the Chile section) and the toilet humour was kinda low, but these were only minor flaws. I got very excited as reading about your Cordoba gaming and really felt for you in the Rio de Janeiro episode.

Also, you were honest with your initial intentions and plans and how they changed, how you changed and how you perceived the traveller culture around you. I could agree with you on many things here and liked how you made witty remarks about people looking for authenticity and a higher meainng.. The book also revealed a new side of you, a more sensitive one. The side that we already knew about, the sarcastic and witty, was there as well, of course. Self criticism is a good trait..

“The lie was so
good even I believed it. I liked Sofia more all along. We were always at
war with Eastasia, not Eurasia.”

Absolutely my favourite one.

Thanks for a great read!

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I like that one.

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I agree, every country has its nuances of Game.

Dominican Republic, for instance, there is no need for cocky Game.

Sounds like a lot of the cell phone issues in Colombia actually work to your advantage.

Lately, I have been kicking it old-school when traveling. No cell phone. More Artistic.

Great line:

“I’ve done more dinner dates in Colombia in six months than in the United States the previous five years.”

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best.

My personal experience in French canada, is that feminism is strong here so you gotta be VERY COCKY!