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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Did you work yourself up to be a high value man, or just born on third base?[/quote]

I think an important component of being a high value man is strength of character, which is cultivated by habituation in the Aristotelian sense. In that regard, it's always going to require work to be a high value man. That being said, I was blessed with the good fortune of being born in the U.S. and having [b]native gifts [/b]that have helped me. I wasn't born rich, if that's what you were asking. [/quote]

What are these?  I have no idea and am genuinely curious.  This thread is weird.[/quote]

Mainly a decent level of intelligence and physical traits that are deemed desirable. [/quote]

Hmm.  I've read the thread and would argue the former.  You could post a photo of the latter and let us decide.[/quote]

You can argue what you want, but I have a sufficient enough level of consistent third-party attestation from people in real life, including women I have dated, to comfortably make that claim. I'm not Einstein or a savant, so no need to harp on it.[/quote]

Yet here you are, posting an AMA on DCUM and harping on it.  Certainly, smacks of a special kind of insecurity.[/quote]

[b]Your name calling is boring[/b] and won't make me feel any different about myself. I answered a question that was put forth to me and you call that "harping on it".

Do you get off on trying to tear other people down? Well done.[/quote]

I didn't find it boring. I found it amusingly on point. DP[/quote]

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