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Don't let your dreams be dreams

Michael_Choo

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I have a buddy around my age (we're both in our mid 40s) who has a pattern. Here are a few of things he's been saying repeatedly:

  • "Having a threesome is on my bucket list."
  • "I'll probably try AMPs in a few years."
    • Background: He's only tried it one time more than a decade ago while following another friend of ours and wasn't impressed with the GILF giving him a handy.
    • Additional background: He also hasn't been laid in 4 years now.
  • "I can't wait for AI robot girlfriends."
    • Mind you he has a Fleshlight that he's used once.
  • "I should get a dog someday. I love dogs!"
    • There is literally nothing stopping him from getting a dog or two.
He's a single dude, tall and lean, no kids, no alimony, good career, nice house he owns, and lives in a trendy part of a fairly large American city. There are a lot of traits I admire about him.

But his tendency to wait bugs the hell out of me.

Despite my best efforts of warning him he'll be 50 in a blink of his weakening eyes, he just shrugs his shoulders.

I owe a lot to this ampreview community-- or rather its implied philosophy. Be different. Rebel. Indulge a little. Who gives a fuck of what others think. You're just living your life the best you can. Do it, do it now, do it hard.

Before amps I was severely depressed and broke, recovering from my failed marriage, and getting hardly any attention from the ladies anywhere (probably because I was an incel raging idiot). Ending my own life was not far from where I was.

Fast forward eight years, I now have my own business and having a blast growing it. Planning for my future and my retirement is a new exercise for me, something I was completely allergic to before mongering regularly.

I have a growing suspicion that lack of sex leads to lack of initiative. All my non-mongering buddies seem to be comfortable in their self-made misery.

If you take care of your dick, your dick takes care of you. Plain and simple.

As for me I promise myself I would 1) do comedy open mics and 2) get a motorcycle. I'll report back to y'all soon.

Heed Shia (link to the viral video here)

Fuckin get laid today. And do that thing you've been promising yourself.

Health and wealth, gents.
 

Dthgrpz

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Good thread man , this is basically my philosophy. I'm another man who found my life improved thanks to mongering. I was in my 20s , out of shape and gave up on romance. It was actually going to amps and kaamps that got me to work out. Initially I was just trying to make myself last longer and got tired of seeing my gut in the mirrors.

Next thing I know , I find myself getting a promotion and feeling more confident. I start noticing more looks from women and their body language changing too becoming more flirtatious . It became easier for me to talk and share laughs with them , even go on dates but the only downside being that it's hard for me to find sexual fulfillment with new partners as I'm so used to msog with aamps and "civie" women are usually not on that level( they usually want plain vanilla sex and the freakier ones usually bring some sort of baggage)

So yes I feel like there might be something to your statement of "no pussy no initiative" because i felt a shift when I started partaking in the hobby. I don't want to sit and wait , I want to get it while the gettings good so to speak. I got tired of sitting on the sidelines waiting for something to happen when I have to power to make things happen.
 

markkennedy

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Entire universe is filled with people with dreams, realistic ones too, who never do shit about it. I talk to people in my travels all the time, who say things like "oh yea that's on my bucket list!" And it's something trivial that thousands of people do daily, something they could go do RIGHT NOW. But American Idol is on later or the playoffs so they don't do it, and list grows and grows and grows!

You are 100000% right, not just about take care of dick and dick takes care of you, but this is for your heart and mind and spirit too! Maybe you guys know a kid who tried something once then quit, forgoing a possible lifelong hobby or talent or career. I taught my kids that if it's in your mind or your heart, get up in there and learn everything you can about the thing, but GO DO IT! In my plants, there are guys who think of themselves as this kind of guy or that kind of guy, always turning down stretch tasks I or one of their managers might give them. Can't imagine being that kind of person. People who follow my posts or know me in real life know that I have done literally everything I've ever wanted to do. I know things about all kinds of things. I might be the only company owner who can do every single thing in all my plants, not only CAN but WILL, and I have pictures of myself doing all these things.

To this point, in Army we had procedure to commit to "microgoals". So every day, you set some small goal that might stretch your mind or body or endurance or mental state. In Army, it's the routine PT everyone does, like running, pushups, and so on. Is easy to win, but it sure is glorious to start every single day with some wins. People who wake up to their alarm and have to speed to work because they're late (and now at the mercy of every other person in the universe) and spill their coffee and tie their tie wrong and all the things, I don't understand this kind of people. Set some goals you can hit and then hit them. I lift at 0400 every morning. Every single morning. I lift, then I either run treadmill or ride the Peloton. I set a goal, better than last time, then achieve it. And I enjoy this power all day long. May be a thousand other men doing same thing but doing better than me, but this is goal I set for me and I achieved it and tomorrow I will do more.

In my life, there was a thing that happened to me when I was 12 that made me into this kind of person that would never have bucket list longer than say 2 or 3 items. I had heard about my grandfather's exploits during the war, he was an officer with the Fallschirmjäger, German Army paratroopers. When he joined, the war had no started, and most countries did not use paratroopers in any meaningful way. He said a much older man, his commander, said to the men while preparing for their first jump: "The greasy Italians have done this kind of jump for ten years now (since about 1925 or so), and even those stupid Russians have been doing it, so of course you can do this. Now, men, jump!" Is a simple thing, which influenced his entire life and on his mentoring, influenced mine too. If other men can do this, I can do this. When I was 12, I heard grandfather tell this story, and I said I'd like to do that, but I don't know if I can. Grandfather became somewhat angry with me, as he often did when we would display some kind of weakness like we are afraid to do something that so many lesser men have already done. A huge life lesson. First time I did a jump, a plane jump, in jump school, I called grandfather (I had already been parachuting with him at local airstrips for a few years by this point), and he was so nonplussed, to imply to me that this was not impressive, because thousands or maybe even millions of men have been doing this thing for almost 70 years by that point. And he was right on that account.

I think children today whose parents either don't let them take chances or are there to always clean up when things don't go perfectly, at the ready with a participation trophy and a Pizza Hut personal pan pizza to eat, five feet away from the real winners who actually earned the prize, these children grow up into weak adults; I have many of these in my employ, they melt into a puddle of goo any time any thing does not go exactly as expected, and they have precisely zero skill at any problem solving, because parents either did it for them or just told them it's ok to quit. Is ok to LOSE, but is NEVER EVER ok to quit. I've been in many fist fights, some I initiated, some that were forced on me, and I did no win every one. But I never ever quit. For me, not doing things that you want to do is worse than trying and failing!

They say that all the shots you don't take are misses, and this is true. Especially your pal, with so much going for him, he might be in reality better than 80% of all men in the world, and yet he does not take chance to do things that so so so many of them do in routine!

For mongering, I love to take the dice roll over appointment. I take the gals and the shops that everyone is convinced are HE only. I take the gals no one likes. If mongering in general doesn't give you confidence, I don't know what would. First it's illegal, so doing it and not going to the jail is already a victory. Baby Jesus says no to do this if you are married, you do it and nothing happens, super power! You know your wife will divorce you and take all your money, but you do anyway, and nothing happens, super super power! I mean, what other pursuit are you nearly guaranteed success, despite the US Government, Baby Jesus, your wife, and a stranger who doesn't speak English, all your opponents, in your way! Would be like going down to Eagles facility and declaring that you're the new starting linebacker, then tackling everyone in the building and leaving with a contract. Might be one of the best parts of life, to satisfy the mitochondria in our cells, demanding that we impregnate every female we see. Men who live their entire life without this joy, I don't know how they do it.

Sometimes, and I know this is super corny, when I leave an AMP where it was supposed to be HE only but that old lady rimmed me and let me cum on her face, I might play this song in my car...

 

Dynaguy

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Fast forward eight years, I now have my own business and having a blast growing it. Planning for my future and my retirement is a new exercise for me
Good on you!
As for me I promise myself I would 1) do comedy open mics
You’re funny as shit. I want an invite. I’ll be in front run either cheering or heckling the fuck out of your act. Just do it.
He’s in front of a green screen. I like how he squats and strains like he’s gonna take a dump when he says “do it”. Very emotive.
 

Rover2020

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As for me I promise myself I would 1) do comedy open mics and 2) get a motorcycle. I'll report back to y'all soon.
Be careful with the motorcycle, they're addicting! I got my first one just before I turned 40, right after a good friend of mine passed unexpectedly. I said to myself, 'what are you waiting for?' and just did it.

But seriously, I highly recommend taking the Motorcycle Safety Course if you've never ridden before or haven't in the last few years.
 

Dthgrpz

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Entire universe is filled with people with dreams, realistic ones too, who never do shit about it. I talk to people in my travels all the time, who say things like "oh yea that's on my bucket list!" And it's something trivial that thousands of people do daily, something they could go do RIGHT NOW. But American Idol is on later or the playoffs so they don't do it, and list grows and grows and grows!

You are 100000% right, not just about take care of dick and dick takes care of you, but this is for your heart and mind and spirit too! Maybe you guys know a kid who tried something once then quit, forgoing a possible lifelong hobby or talent or career. I taught my kids that if it's in your mind or your heart, get up in there and learn everything you can about the thing, but GO DO IT! In my plants, there are guys who think of themselves as this kind of guy or that kind of guy, always turning down stretch tasks I or one of their managers might give them. Can't imagine being that kind of person. People who follow my posts or know me in real life know that I have done literally everything I've ever wanted to do. I know things about all kinds of things. I might be the only company owner who can do every single thing in all my plants, not only CAN but WILL, and I have pictures of myself doing all these things.

To this point, in Army we had procedure to commit to "microgoals". So every day, you set some small goal that might stretch your mind or body or endurance or mental state. In Army, it's the routine PT everyone does, like running, pushups, and so on. Is easy to win, but it sure is glorious to start every single day with some wins. People who wake up to their alarm and have to speed to work because they're late (and now at the mercy of every other person in the universe) and spill their coffee and tie their tie wrong and all the things, I don't understand this kind of people. Set some goals you can hit and then hit them. I lift at 0400 every morning. Every single morning. I lift, then I either run treadmill or ride the Peloton. I set a goal, better than last time, then achieve it. And I enjoy this power all day long. May be a thousand other men doing same thing but doing better than me, but this is goal I set for me and I achieved it and tomorrow I will do more.

In my life, there was a thing that happened to me when I was 12 that made me into this kind of person that would never have bucket list longer than say 2 or 3 items. I had heard about my grandfather's exploits during the war, he was an officer with the Fallschirmjäger, German Army paratroopers. When he joined, the war had no started, and most countries did not use paratroopers in any meaningful way. He said a much older man, his commander, said to the men while preparing for their first jump: "The greasy Italians have done this kind of jump for ten years now (since about 1925 or so), and even those stupid Russians have been doing it, so of course you can do this. Now, men, jump!" Is a simple thing, which influenced his entire life and on his mentoring, influenced mine too. If other men can do this, I can do this. When I was 12, I heard grandfather tell this story, and I said I'd like to do that, but I don't know if I can. Grandfather became somewhat angry with me, as he often did when we would display some kind of weakness like we are afraid to do something that so many lesser men have already done. A huge life lesson. First time I did a jump, a plane jump, in jump school, I called grandfather (I had already been parachuting with him at local airstrips for a few years by this point), and he was so nonplussed, to imply to me that this was not impressive, because thousands or maybe even millions of men have been doing this thing for almost 70 years by that point. And he was right on that account.

I think children today whose parents either don't let them take chances or are there to always clean up when things don't go perfectly, at the ready with a participation trophy and a Pizza Hut personal pan pizza to eat, five feet away from the real winners who actually earned the prize, these children grow up into weak adults; I have many of these in my employ, they melt into a puddle of goo any time any thing does not go exactly as expected, and they have precisely zero skill at any problem solving, because parents either did it for them or just told them it's ok to quit. Is ok to LOSE, but is NEVER EVER ok to quit. I've been in many fist fights, some I initiated, some that were forced on me, and I did no win every one. But I never ever quit. For me, not doing things that you want to do is worse than trying and failing!

They say that all the shots you don't take are misses, and this is true. Especially your pal, with so much going for him, he might be in reality better than 80% of all men in the world, and yet he does not take chance to do things that so so so many of them do in routine!

For mongering, I love to take the dice roll over appointment. I take the gals and the shops that everyone is convinced are HE only. I take the gals no one likes. If mongering in general doesn't give you confidence, I don't know what would. First it's illegal, so doing it and not going to the jail is already a victory. Baby Jesus says no to do this if you are married, you do it and nothing happens, super power! You know your wife will divorce you and take all your money, but you do anyway, and nothing happens, super super power! I mean, what other pursuit are you nearly guaranteed success, despite the US Government, Baby Jesus, your wife, and a stranger who doesn't speak English, all your opponents, in your way! Would be like going down to Eagles facility and declaring that you're the new starting linebacker, then tackling everyone in the building and leaving with a contract. Might be one of the best parts of life, to satisfy the mitochondria in our cells, demanding that we impregnate every female we see. Men who live their entire life without this joy, I don't know how they do it.

Sometimes, and I know this is super corny, when I leave an AMP where it was supposed to be HE only but that old lady rimmed me and let me cum on her face, I might play this song in my car...

Man, i need a boss like you lol
 

Tman&

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Nice man ! Good for you I also get very annoyed by the all talk no walk ppl who think shit will just magically happen for them
I agree with this in a huge way. I know someone who’s always saying “only if !!!” I had this, or did this. I hate to judge, but I can’t help that this way of thinking annoys me. all the best.
 

AutomaticSlim

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It's a great post @Michael_Choo and I think you did this the right way -- starting this thing later in life when it was what you wanted and made you happy.

For younger guys here I would give the caveat that going this road at an early age (19 for me) is not a good decision.
The risk is that it may turn out to be ALL you ever do. Like me.
Seeing providers, I believe, has not enhanced my life one bit.
Rather, it stifled it.
Never sought out an SO because I thought it was unavailable to me (at least one that would be attractive enough for me).
From a career perspective, I was fine being a "successful enough" consultant who could afford hookers & booze at will.
I plateaued in the late 90s and stayed there, because I had what I thought was enough to do what I want.
I think without a wife & family a guy can potentially have far less ambition. That's how it went for me, anyways.
So young guys, be careful with this thing of ours. Can lead you down a dark & lonely road.

BTW, to paraphrase the groundskeeper in Rudy, if you do a comedy show..and I'll be there!
 

VJLUTZ

Desire is the opposite of death.
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In many cases, "dreams" become less appealing once you learn more about the reality. When I was a kid, I used to dream about having a pool in the backyard. And it would be nice, but it would also be expensive and a pain-in-the-ass. Ditto for having a boat (another dream). Skydiving was once on my bucket list. Not anymore. Jumping out of a perfectly good airplane is not a sane act. Having a three-some is still on my list. However, I know several people who have done and its not all its cracked up to be. One guy told me that the girls wanted him to change condoms every time he switched girls. They did not want the other girl's pussy juice in her vagina. BS like that would take a lot of wind out of my sails of my "dream".

@AutomaticSlim - I can identify with your "plateau" statement. Once I was in my thirties, I started feeling that a lot of things were not worth the hassle. I still worked hard, but never as hard or as long as in my twenties. And it just got worse from there. I just got good at manipulating other people into doing the shit I didn't want to do. I only give-a-shit about a few things anymore. One big reason for that is a lot of things I once cared about have gone down the toilet along with our culture. I also am comfortable enough that I don't have to strive to pay the bills or feel a need to buy expensive, status-symbol shit I don't need. Luckily, I still care about getting wildly fucked by pretty Asian women. When I stop giving-a-shit about that, it's probably time to die.
 
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