December 14, 2007 - 11:45 am
, By Corey M. - Monmouth U.
Paul Janka claims to have written the book on having sex in NYC - and he actually has. It’s called Getting Laid in NYC.
Janka recently did an interview with the New York Post where he breaks down 120 “conquests” and goes into detail about how he works his mastery.
His tips make sense in the big picture, but some criticism is expected from anybody who considers themselves a pick-up artist/expert on getting laid.
When comparing NYC to other big cities and explaining his success Janka says, “I think part of the reason I wrote ["Getting Laid in NYC"] is none of this would work in Boston or LA. Here there’s not enough guys to go around that meet the criteria of the three s’s: straight, single and solvent.
I just have exposure in New York. I’ll walk down the block and like at rush hour, literally a dozen or 20 [girls] will pass me, each one is attractive in her mid-20’s, each one is single and lonely and it’s unbelievable, it’s like Jesus, I don’t know what these other guys are doing to try to get into these girls’ pants, but this is like a layup town.”
If you fit his “3 S” criteria read his New York Post interview and hit the town this weekend. (COED is not responsible for women slapping you across the face or throwing drinks on your dress shirt.)
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November 13, 2007 - 9:30 am
, By Abigail - Syracuse University
Cheating is a funny subject.
For those of us who haven’t yet taken the wedding vow, where does the obsession with pledging our fidelity come from? Why do teenagers and college students worry so much about breaking a covenant they’ve never made at an age when they should be dating the widest variety of people possible?
Given that the genesis of fidelity was probably to ensure that we women didn’t go around bearing children with other men’s DNA, it doesn’t seem to affect those of us in college, childless and armed with a multitude of birth-control options (some of them flavored!).
So maybe it’s just a residual peer-pressure from the rest of society. Everyone else has a (read: one) significant other - why don’t you?
But you have to stop thinking that way. Dating exclusively during your formative years isn’t always the best idea.
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