Bradtastics Blog

I’m writing this because I want to prevent manipulation of women. The larger part of the “seduction community” has little-to-no respect for women, evidenced by the techniques that they propose. They describe women as a means to an end in the pursuit of orgasm. They aim to “trade-in” masturbation for “the real thing,” the woman’s feelings seem irrelevant in their mission “to get laid.”

Some have the audacity to claim that “that isn’t so,” but often, those statements are made by the same men who propose pure-deception to “trick” a woman into a bedroom, and the utter-vulgarity in their descriptions of events are telltale.

The self-proclaimed and so-called “pickup artists” certainly deserve their bad reputation, and I’m not going to try and change that. In fact, I want women to know how to spot the tricks of the PUAs, I want women to blow these suckers out.

They want to keep their secrets hidden. I want to keep my secrets hidden from them… for now. My group is open to all women, however, because my techniques, research and relationship tactics represent “real value” and what I think women want. But I could be wrong, and that’s why I openly encourage women to debate or set-straight anything that they don’t agree with—after all, I’m “doing this for them.”

Well, technically, I’m doing this for men, so that they can treat women properly… err, better-yet, wonderfully. Women are beautiful, people are cool, connections are great and love is incalculably-fantastic—I write and share this to encourage better relationships and partnerships.

I specifically want women to benefit from my work because there’s so much crap out there to the contrary. So many men are working toward women’s collective-deficit; they’re fearless, they encourage dirty and underhanded cheats and unwanted-advances.

However, not everyone reading their work is bad. Not EVERY self-proclaimed PUA is misogynistic at heart. Some of these men just aren’t fully aware… they’re lied to, and without someone to rebuke and debate the words of “the masters,” they lack a reference-point to see how far-off and far-out some “guides” are.

I aim to help people, specifically men, to be better, more productive, high-value individuals of quality, honesty and morality. I want women to feel special, because they are. I want men to make women feel beautiful, because they are.

And I want misogynistic assholes to get exposed for what they are, and I’ll be happy when the men who’ve paid thousands of dollars to learn the secrets behind getting laid get constantly rejected by an educated public.

The “real secret” isn’t secret: be a high-quality, valuable person. However, that itself has it’s secrets and requires a whole-helluva-lotta hard work—and that’s what I’m going to teach, share, discuss and debate.