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Originally Posted by Dragonkeep

... ... ... Nowadays, hopefully as many bros in SBF as possible can finally be fully in the game and enjoying it from the experiences shared here - before nature really sticks it to us. Hmmm, maybe nature intended guys to slow down just as we get the hang of the game, to prevent too many of the weaker sex dying by the droves of heartache facing too many blokes who get the hang of the game too early. There's justice for you.

Word. And that's why this thread, and also Bro justime's (if anybody remembers), are so interesting. Striking a chord with the readers is one thing, but having many people sharing their stories and "strategies" help shorten a newbie's learning curve and avoid unnecessary heartaches, especially when it's due to the lack of information.

However, imho, I still believe the biggest difference between the younger crowd and the matured gentlemen around here is that, the young spends too much time on theory, acting the know-it-all, but when it comes to the crunch time, many falter and become fluff because of the lack of practice (and strangely from self-deluded confidence), while the matured gentlemen are definitely more proactive and doing instead of thinking.

In the game of BY, the ball game deals heavily with power struggle from your competitors, and also the mms. Over here, having the money is the prerequisite, and then holding your ground with the other soft skills that the many esteemed bros here have so graciously shared. They have even upped the ante by showing how one can best utilised one's war chest at the most optimal level without breaking the bank.

Without a doubt this is a thread I personally follow most closely ever since joining the forum. Thus far, I've only had game in the pubbing and clubbing scene, and after reading the thread, a desire of hopping onto the BY scene has manifested and grown on me. Emulating all the big brothers here is something I'm definitely working towards.

Last but not least, I share from Lao Tzu: "Knowing others is wisdom, knowing yourself is enlightenment".

Cheers!