Rob Says

I do remember a time when I was much younger, like back in my early twenties, and I have to admit that my lack of height was something that did bother me a bit. All of my male friends were taller than me, much taller in most cases. Standing next to them for a photo, it looked like I was standing in a hole.

As time went on though, I realized a few things:

My height didn't matter nearly as much as I thought it did. I've had plenty of success with friends, family, women, careers, money, you name it. My height was never an issue. Sure, sometimes I had to work harder at getting what I wanted, whether it was a woman, a raise, a different job, whatever, but that was okay, I just worked harder.

Women have "types" just like guys do. Sometimes women liked me regardless of my height. Most of the women I've been with in my past were taller than me. My ex-wife was 5'8. It was never an issue for her, nor for me. Funny thing I do remember now though was meeting and dating a woman back in my twenties who was 5'11. That is the same height as my Father. Watching those two interact and realizing that they were looking at each other eye-to-eye, that was literally eye opening to me. In the end, she didn't have a problem with my lack of height, but I ended up having a problem that she was that significantly taller than me. I was the one with the problem, not her.

It's okay to have preferences. I'm okay with the fact that I'm not going to be any one woman's cup of tea. Not all women are my cup of tea. Nothing wrong with having preferences. I prefer long haired, petite, and yes, short women, but nothing wrong with taller, bigger women. Just not for me....

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Seriously, what's the worst that can happen?

There are some maxims or adages that I live by. Now granted my maxims aren't necessarily original, and they aren't set in stone. They aren't meant to limit but to help me expand my life.

Today I'm going to talk about one that I call "Go Big or Go Home." Sure you've all heard that one before, and maybe you know what it means, but let me ask you this:

Do you put "Go Big or Go Home" into practice in your life? You may say the words a hundred times or more, and you may even hear it ten times more than that, but do you actually put them into practice?

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Stop listening to what women think a man should be. Stop letting them define your masculinity for you. Stop seeking their approval. You can virtue signal all you want to them, they still won't fuck you.

We men don't have to answer to women. We can have our own ideas about what is being a man and being masculine without having to submit or consult with women. You do not need their approval.

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You're Missing Out If You Don't Watch This. With all the sales, persuasion, and Fear Of Missing Out (FOMO), it's a miracle that we are able to get on with our lives.

Sales and persuasion are part of life, no doubt. But are you really missing out if you don't buy that course, that book, that widget?

Unplugging isn't just about unplugging from Blue Pill idealism. It's about unplugging from persuasion and pressure. It's about unplugging to get your life back. It's about unplugging from the Fear Of Missing Out.

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