MusicForThePiano
Pelican
Whatever kind of odds you have, they're certainly good ones. Have you been to a casino recently?
PUA coach Tom Torero committed suicide
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No but I was invited to a cockfight in rural Colombia yesterday, maybe I should go?
They're Canadian, right? The higher the level of social naivete and carelessness about principle, such as that in Canada, the higher the odds of the transformation into madness.
Yup, one I met in high school the other at uni. Both had liberal arts majors then went onto post grad studies, I think one is a child psychologist ffs.
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griffinmill
Pelican
One small correction. They don't have a transgender kid. There is no such thing as transgender. It's just the next level of liberal reality-inversion.
I hope the parents aren't so deluded as to put their "transgender" children on puberty blockers prior to major surgery that can really mess up
their lives! Most children that claim to be "transgender" eventually outgrow their illusions and adjust to reality.
SlickyBoy
Hummingbird
Wow, how this forum changed - I almost got booted off permanently about four years ago just for mentioning his name. Competing business model, and all.
I hadn't heard about his death, but I do remember he pulled his own material off everything back in 2019. The fat hairy bespectacled busybody who cancel-cultured him is a pretty horrible person, but his PUA business was folded before all of that went down.
I also have to wonder if there were other factors going on - SSRI dependency would certainly not help. I am curious if anyone found a real obituary listing, since Tom Torrero is/was not his real name. Optimistically I would like to think he is laying low until he can resurface and try to live a normal life under an alternate alias.
EDIT - unfortunately it does sound like he's gone. It also sounds like he was trying to be less public and more subscription based about what he was doing pre-2019. The Newsweek article written by that hairy monster of a journalist mentions his real name. The entire piece reads more like a personal attack and nothing illegal is even alleged. "The law hasn't kept up" Ok, kept up with what? A man's ability to speak to women at all? That person should be sued by Torero's family.
Pick-up artist Tom Torero sold sex recordings, targeted teen girls using major tech firms
Leaked footage obtained by Newsweek suggests pick-up artist Tom Torero had secretly recorded audio of himself having sex with women and sold the content.
www.newsweek.com
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some of you may have known him personally and may hold him in higher regard as a result, but to me it seems that he was fornicating degenerate who build his carrier on sin.
If that was foundation of his life, why would anybody be surprised that he committed suicide?
And the "hit-job" article may sound like personal-attack, but in large part consists of his own citations, so the main problem is disclosing his real name, not that it's one-sided...
If that was foundation of his life, why would anybody be surprised that he committed suicide?
And the "hit-job" article may sound like personal-attack, but in large part consists of his own citations, so the main problem is disclosing his real name, not that it's one-sided...
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SlickyBoy
Hummingbird
I don't know why you use the snark quotes around the term hit job, that article was precisely that, and in spite of his habits, he wasn't doing anything illegal and didn't deserve to be pilloried by a busybody who's likely spouting even worse cultural lies and drivel while she writes for a mainstream publication. I don't remember him ever disclosing his real name - this news was the first I'd found out about it but I always assumed he was using an alias.
these aren't snark quotes, these are quotation marks because I disagree with the term hit-job for something that is true. He wasn't doing anything illegal and the article doesn't claim he did (although in many countries these recordings WOULD be illegal).