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Bachelor Pad Themes

February 13, 2012 by CH

The look and layout of your bachelor pad when you take a woman home with you, while not a necessary tool of game, can help ease the transition from seduction to sex. There are four main design theme directions a man such as yourself can consider when kitting out a home to best reflect your ladykiller cred.

1. More masculine

Deliberately excising any estrogenic touch from your interior decorating is the way of the man who wants female visitors to know his balls are not for sale. These are the homes of the finance wizard, the international businessman and the nerd. Man caves are usually sharply geometric, monochrome, metallic, hi-fi and, except in the case of the nerd, blessedly free of clutter. Bedroom furniture is either heavy, dark, unadorned mahogany or Scandinavian. Art is minimalist and modern. Sofas are exquisitely uncomfortable, facing enormous flat screen TVs. Top shelf bottles of liquor rest on Sterling Cooper bar caddies. The masculine home is a cold, unforgiving, chillingly beautiful non-interactive space that evokes the warehouse aesthetic of early first person shooters. You are reminded of nothing less than “American Psycho” and chainsaws.

2. More feminine

Adding splashes of femininity to your bachelor pad lets women know you are comfortable living with the energy of the softer sex humming pleasantly in the background. The feminized bachelor pad is the man parlor of the artist, the real estate salesman and the homosexual. Man parlors feature rounded edges, multihued color schemes, mineral or elemental textures, lo-fi vintage sensibility, and whimsically decorative trinkets and baubles of meaninglessness. Bedroom furniture is either antique or avant-garde. Square pillows and cologne-scented candles are everywhere. Paintings of French scenes abound. The feminized man parlor is a warm, aesthetically welcoming interactive space that evokes safety, security and the familiarity of romantic moments in front of the fireplace.

3. More sexual

This is the player’s studio. His den of iniquity. A sexualized bachelor pad, whether masculinized or feminized, is littered with props that testify to a man’s preselection by women and his tomcat lifestyle. Many decorative touches are of the form of “accidental” knick-knacks left lying around — such as old photos of you with pretty girls, a stray earring, two toothbrushes in the bathroom — that send hamsters spinning at full tilt. The sexual overload is contrasted with carefully conspicuous cookbooks and “homey” artifacts that fuel the female predilection to believe there is a domesticated man within the cad just waiting to burst forth with assistance by the right woman. This is the man lounge that inspires one night stands.

4. More mysterious

Here we come to the final destination — and the most difficult to master — in bachelor pad proofing: the man manor. A woman entering the enigma of the man manor is greeted by curios of mysterious beauty and a design sensibility that evokes not so much an aesthetic, but an adventure; a life fully lived. Oddities loom over monstrous bookcases. Souvenirs act as fulcrums for each room’s decorative theme. Tattered manuscripts, not glossy magazines or SWPL weeklies, perch tantalizingly in nooks and crannies. The rooms do not reveal, as much as beg for more to be revealed. A woman, upon entering this alternate manverse, is forced to navigate the novelty, snooping reflecting on what she sees at every turn, robbed of the inertia to sit down immediately and stew in her ASD (anti-slut defenses). She is overwhelmed by curioisty, and a curious woman is shortly a horny woman. Man manors pay only the slightest lip service to design rules, but they are generally spartan in space usage (the better to showcase the quizzical artifacts of unusual heft), boldly colored with an emphasis on the darker hues, moody in affect, and nonconformist. The man designing the man manor assiduously avoids trendiness of any flavor. He does not care for social approval; he only cares about lighting up the neural synapses of his prey.

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There is no right or wrong way to manage the look of your bachelor pad. Each of the above four themes, properly executed, will redound to a man’s advantage in the bedding of women, and some women will react more favorably to a certain theme depending on her individual aesthetic, station in life and relationship goals. However, one theme provides a bigger boudoir boost than the others. And that is the man manor. Simply put, mystery is the gift that accelerates women to sexual abandon faster, and more reliably, than masculinity, femininity or Quagmire caddishness.

I have not lived in every style of place outlined in this post, but I have known, and know, men who do live in homes representing each of the four major design philosophies. Without doubt, the best players tend to the man manor theme, sprinkled with props indicating female preselection. The biggest player I have ever known — a man whose count possibly numbers in the thousands — had a living space that could double as a museum.

Charred oak was the construction medium of his coffee table and bookcases, which were filled with travel guides, dog-eared classics of literature and lewd photography books. A cracked and gouged writing desk he claimed was one used by Edgar Allan Poe sat in his bedroom, at the end of a four poster king-sized monstrosity covered with mosquito netting. A full body female mannequin wearing a safari outfit and pearls occupied a corner of the living room. She looked on the proceedings with an expression of smug disdain. A stuffed rattlesnake reared back, coiled and angry, under a glass case.

A shelf full of dusty old baseballs supposedly gleaned from major sporting events and autographed by famous players peered out from small glass containers. (I say supposedly because I had suspicion that some of the autographs were added after the point of sale.) A crocodile head was etched with dripped wax from a giant gothic candle on its snout. A reading stand — much like the one you might see holding a Bible in a church — propped open a leather-bound notebook with scribblings in Arabic, a small bottle of india ink at its side. He claimed it was a compendium of love poems written to him by a former lover who died young. A very realistic and very creepy Hollywood quality face mask acted as a bookend. A surfboard with a shark bite-shaped chunk missing from it leaned against another corner. A black cat (real one!) with piercing green eyes sat at the edge of a banal out-of-place microfiber couch, surveying his playground.

The overall impression is that one had entered the abode of Ernest Hemingway merged with Andy Warhol.

But the coup de grace was the white wedding dress (sans train) and dark purple tuxedo displayed on mesh wire torsos in a hallway leading to the bathroom. “A love story gone tragically wrong,” he would explain. In fact, he had a story for everything in his place, and it was a rare girl who didn’t feel impelled to satisfy her curiosity. I’m convinced his digs were such extreme chick crack, that half his game was opening the front door and letting girls have a look see.

How much of his stuff was authentic, or how many of his stories true, I can’t say. Likely, most of it was BS. But what does it matter whether he traveled the world collecting strange mementos and memories or he traveled to a SWPL store two miles away to buy his stories at exorbitant prices? Girls ate it up just the same. He put effort into learning and retelling his stories, true or not, and that made girls happy, which made them want to have sex and fall in love, which made him happy. And isn’t that the essence of game?

Once you’ve entranced a woman with your living room, proceed to the bedroom finishing move; the final mysterious conceit that will cause her hamster to run straight to her vagina and start nibbling on her labia.

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  1. on February 13, 2012 at 2:46 pm askjoe

    OT, but funny…“Nearly 70% of worthless degrees are awarded to women”, from last post’s diversion onto college and STEM degrees…college is still just a finishing school for the ladies.
    http://pjmedia.com/lifestyle/2012/02/12/are-liberal-arts-colleges-becoming-finishing-schools-for-women/

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    • on February 13, 2012 at 3:43 pm Anonymous

      Yay, four years of cock carousel riding and useless jobs in Human Resources when we graduate– ain’t that right, gals?

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      • on February 13, 2012 at 6:50 pm 40 year old Virgin

        Indeed, who wouldn´t want to bed these shining examples of exalted goddess-hood.

        http://imgur.com/2ss3I

        They surely only allowed the finest of cockdom into their “holest” of “holeies”.

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      • on February 14, 2012 at 11:43 am askjoe

        oh my eyes

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      • on February 14, 2012 at 11:44 am John Norman Howard

        The comments alone are worth the price of admission.

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  2. on February 13, 2012 at 3:02 pm john

    This shows how much I know. The “man manor” sounds terrible. To me,seeing a female mannequin,a snake,and a tuxedo and gown hanging side by side says “mass murderer”. I’d think a girl would get out pronto. But this guy has a count in the thousands? I assume all safely accounted for later..

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    • on February 13, 2012 at 4:04 pm Tmason

      You have the wrong image in your head.

      This to me is what Heartiste is talking about:

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    • on February 13, 2012 at 5:10 pm Stephen B

      You never know. The greatest master of the art I ever knew found an old painting of a young woman floating in a canal while the dark shadow of her killer hovered over her. He bought it at a yard sale, cheesy golden gilt-wood frame and all. It freaked me out just looking at it but he hung it proudly above the door to his bedroom in our house, visible from the living room. He was already really good with the ladies when I knew him before this (really the only genuine natural I ever knew), but this thing just sealed the deal for some reason with many of those young women who hesitated to stay over that first time. I would have assumed the opposite effect but couldn’t argue with the results. Maybe the “man manor” concept here explains it a little bit. Of course, his inherent knowledge that this stupid painting would have the desired effect years before sites like this existed demonstrates the difference between most of us and guys like him–not that the average guy could do the same thing and experience the same results anyway.

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    • on February 13, 2012 at 8:27 pm itsme

      chicks dig mass murderers.

      what the man manor conveys to a woman is that the man has lived, and not merely existed. each memento, each trophy, each body part on display tells a story in the anthology of the man’s life that the woman desperately wants to be a part of. women crave drama and excitement and danger; the man manor proffers physical evidence that what they crave is within their immediate grasp.

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      • on February 14, 2012 at 9:50 am Diomedes

        Spot on and well put. Amazed at how many are extolling the cold minimalist concept. How could anyone at all interesting live in a home like that?

        “If a cluttered desk signs a cluttered mind, Of what, then, is an empty desk a sign?” – Albert Einstein.

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  3. on February 13, 2012 at 3:06 pm Southern Man

    Since I am even now remodeling a rural barn into my new residence I read this one with great interest. However, none fit what I’m going to do, which is essentially construct 1300 square feet of living space where every square inch is laid out for my personal pleasure; my entire residence will reflect how I wish to live. Downstairs, a big open kitchen and bookshelf-lined den with masonry heater; it will be warm and homey and very, very comfortable. A big laundry room and bathroom with a sauna on the back side of that big heater. Plenty of space devoted to my hobby of aquaria. And a loft upstairs with no computer or TV; a space that will be deliberately designed for reading, sleeping, contemplation, and lovemaking.

    My male friends will be envious (especially the married ones) and I expect girls to swoon upon entry. Especially upstairs.

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    • on February 13, 2012 at 8:46 pm RafterManFMJ

      Who is building your heater? I’d love to have one

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      • on February 14, 2012 at 8:16 am Southern Man

        All of it (including the original barn) was and will be scratch-built by Yours Truly.

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      • on February 14, 2012 at 12:11 pm RafterManFMJ

        Very Nice! I emailed you at your blog…

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    • on February 15, 2012 at 2:37 am xsplat

      Inspiring project. Homesteading plus.

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      • on February 15, 2012 at 5:37 pm Southern Man

        You’d be surprised at the number of people who interpret my desire to build my own place and live out in the sticks as borderline insanity.

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      • on February 15, 2012 at 8:34 pm xsplat

        Some people are born hoarders. Others of us have primal instincts to build a fabulous nest. Another instinct is to build an ever expanding empire, and I can imagine the empire building and homesteading instincts intersecting.

        The nests that men build can be as attractive to women as are the bowerbird’s.

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      • on February 15, 2012 at 8:38 pm xsplat

        Now that I think of it, sometimes the hoarding instinct also intersects with empire building and homesteading.

        I’ve had all three instincts show up in my actions, but so far the homesteading instinct has been confined to an early interest in Mother Earth Catalogue, solar archictecture, and lately a plan to purchase a farm and build a house.

        But land is expensive. Even with my now above average income, buying it will take years of savings. I plan to pay cash.

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      • on February 15, 2012 at 9:36 pm Southern Man

        That’s the beauty of it – my ten acres are paid for, free and clear. If I can actually pull it off and remodel that barn into a home over the next few years, a little at a time, with no loan, then I figure I’m set for life. Almost every man I know is a slave to his house payments. So was I, for most of my adult life. It’ll be nice to see what the other side is like.

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  4. on February 13, 2012 at 3:13 pm Anon

    I nominate Roosh V for bachelor pad of the year

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    • on February 15, 2012 at 9:39 am King A

      Very funny. But also a little depressing.

      Work with what you got. But all things equal, this is the style to emulate:

      http://dangerandplay.wordpress.com/2011/08/25/lifestyle-game/

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  5. on February 13, 2012 at 3:42 pm Anonymous

    Off-topic, but… misandry as a spay/neuter program (which tries to be funny… to women).

    “I Hate Balls is a progressive, innovative and amusing multimedia fundraising campaign that uses a fresh and non-traditional approach to deliver an important and urgent message: spaying and neutering animals saves lives.”
    http://jasonheiglfoundation.org/i-hate-balls/

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  6. on February 13, 2012 at 3:43 pm Drib

    The soundtrack is also very important. Back in the day before most people knew who he was, Chet Baker was my go to man. Those panties would hit the floor by track 3. Also odor. I always found incense to be a plus that lingers from the day before. Not any typical hippy dippy bullshit scent mind you. But a good masculine one that is slightly musky. Like a good pure frankincense or sandalwood. Its a fine line to walk without seeming cliche. Also, say no to Christmas light 365 days a year if you are over 21. Okay. I am done.

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    • on February 14, 2012 at 10:50 am Insight

      Don’t know how I made it to my forties without having heard of Chet Baker. Listening to him now. Thanks for the rec.

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  7. on February 13, 2012 at 3:52 pm Max Coxwell

    Decorations are nice. But a distant fourth after the most 3 important aspects of real estate…

    Location, Location, Location.

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    • on February 13, 2012 at 4:07 pm Tmason

      Kool, but if the inside of the place makes a target become uncomfortable then “location, location, location” becomes “Gotta Go, Gotta go, Gotta go”.

      Especially if the places reeks of betaness (computer parts or obsessions with a beta/nerdy theme like Star Wars.)

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      • on February 13, 2012 at 5:16 pm Max Coxwell

        You can make stuff like computer parts seem cool.

        Be an artist. Call yourself a hacker. Print out a book cover design with your name on it, and put it on the coffee table. Tell her it is still in an early stage and not yet ready to be published.

        Make comments about how other girls who spend too much time on consumerist pursuits bore you and you like that she has intellectual depth.

        Show her your blog with some technical mumbo jumbo.Tell her your dream is to set up a new type of computer security company. Lots of hard work to go, but you are working up and setting up something with VCs in terms of raising funding.

        Now the computer parts are mere evidence of your future high status potential.

        None of this stuff needs to be true (though for your own sake it is fun to have some hobbies other than getting laid). She wants to believe she went home with a high status guy.

        This type of stuff works best when you are in your 20s.and when the girl is early 20s. I think older guys probably actually need to have money cause potential status isn’t as important.

        But for guys in their 20s, by spending about $50 in swag, you can be higher status in her eyes than some soul-less corporate drone.

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      • on February 14, 2012 at 6:07 pm Dan Fletcher

        I’ve got to disagree on this one.

        To women, any sort of computer/technical stuff == cold, boring, stale. Instant tingle kill.

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  8. on February 13, 2012 at 3:53 pm Whitehall

    Sure.

    Most of your male readers have places furnished in what can be charitably called:

    “Contemporary Sanitary Landfill”

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    • on February 13, 2012 at 4:08 pm Tmason

      Snacked on some projection this afternoon?

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      • on February 13, 2012 at 4:21 pm Whitehall

        Yes, I am one of the “most.”

        Hey, it’s cheap and easily replaced! Women tell me it cries out for the feminine touch.

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    • on February 13, 2012 at 8:22 pm Anonymous

      Eh, I go with “barely furnished”… non-feminine enough.

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      • on February 13, 2012 at 11:16 pm Anon

        No need to go full-out Vincent Price “man manor”. You only need, in order of importance:

        Couch, music/TV/media center, shag rug, mattress.

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  9. on February 13, 2012 at 4:00 pm Holden Caulfield

    This is one the best posts on here. I think it should be nominated for main page status ala 16 commandments, etc.

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  10. on February 13, 2012 at 4:06 pm 357

    The diggs I’ve inhabited, over the years, seem to inspire one comment: You’re such a guy.

    I’ve heard it so often I now consider the aphorism an ioi.

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  11. on February 13, 2012 at 4:11 pm MATTYMONKEES™

    Bachelor pad?

    Check the alpha on this dude.

    “I don’t need to pay her no rent. Me bein’ around her is rent. My conversation is rent. I’m 21, she 30.”

    http://revolutionarypolitics.tv/video/viewVideo.php?video_id=15915

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    • on February 13, 2012 at 11:13 pm Anon

      That’s not alpha.

      That’s just hooking up with a fat, ugly girl who’s grateful for whatever cock lands her way.

      On second thought, that’s pretty alpha in America because most American men MARRY fat, ugly girls and pay for them through the nose.

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  12. on February 13, 2012 at 4:12 pm Redleg

    Whats the word on clutter. Not dirt, not filth, but clutter. Papers, piles of books, etc. Is there any positive? Or is it all negative?

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    • on February 13, 2012 at 4:33 pm Tmason

      Nope. Some level of organization is key.

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      • on February 14, 2012 at 1:32 pm theoak

        my place is really neat, my schedule is very precise, my meals are planned out ahead of time. girls qualify to me a lot, saying that i need everything ‘perfect’ and that wed never work out long term because they could never live up to my expectations.

        exactly

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      • on February 16, 2012 at 9:17 am Redleg

        Thats beautiful.

        I try to play off my messiness as an eccentricity. I know where everything is in my chaotic mess. It’s my system. If women qualify me, I ask them bluntly if they’re a middle school teacher.

        There are guitar parts all over the place, from instruments I’ve dissected, so the room has a lived-in feel. 3 basses stand assembled next to a raised amp, and the area around them is crowded with pedals and cables. There are paintings made by female friends on the walls.

        I guess the mess is an issue of submission. If they cannot handle my oddities and quirks, they can’t handle me, and I make that clear through the clutter. They must submit to it as an immutable issue.

        Guh.

        I should clean up a bit.

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  13. on February 13, 2012 at 4:14 pm Harkat

    “a cold, unforgiving, chillingly beautiful non-interactive space that evokes the warehouse aesthetic of early first person shooters.”

    Nerd.

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  14. on February 13, 2012 at 4:16 pm Deutsch

    That’s interesting. I never really took the time to think how would my home look. I’m not a very artistic person, so I guess it would be something like the first theme…

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  15. on February 13, 2012 at 4:29 pm Sidewinder

    Maybe not a statistically sound example, but I have a giant framed picture of a violatile ocean scene, with waves crashing, hung above the headboard of my bed. So far, its a perfect 2 for 2.

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  16. on February 13, 2012 at 4:30 pm blert

    Left unsaid: where she must sit.

    Bose sub-woofers ought to be deployed so that rhythmic jazz resonates in her pelvis…

    Shun pop.

    Stack and rack the playlist so that it builds…

    Re-think furniture as performance platforms…

    Back-lit / indirect lighting should dominate the mating cage…

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    • on February 13, 2012 at 4:38 pm Harry the Hipster

      Bose speakers are for people who know nothing about hi-fi. No, seriously. They’re the MacDonald’s of audio.

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      • on February 13, 2012 at 5:04 pm thechauvinistkaiser

        Your witty quip would carry a whole lot more weight if you had the humility to provide a few brands that are better than Bose. Disparaging Bose doesn’t give you credibility on its own; giving some guidelines and suggestions to accompany your Bose-bashing, however…

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      • on February 13, 2012 at 11:43 pm Harry the Hipster

        Magnaplanar, for starters. B&W 801s are also great but I prefer panels as the sound wave is larger and more accurately resembles things like piano and upright bass.

        PS:
        Harry The Hipster: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Gibson

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      • on February 14, 2012 at 6:21 pm Twister

        I stand corrected- but you can surely see how I thought you were a “hipster troll” lol.

        I’m actually in need of some speakers as I am furnishing my new place from scratch. Thanks for the decent info.

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      • on February 14, 2012 at 11:25 pm Ballsdeep

        Really? You’re a male on the internet, and you think bose makes good speakers?

        “No highs, no lows, must be bose!”

        I’ve installed speakers, I’ve built speakers, I’ve sound deadened rooms for audio. I built my own studio. Basically, the typical bose setup has a very bright sound, little mid-range (where you actually hear what people are saying) and a subwoofer that can’t rightfully be called a subwoofer. It’s more of just a woofer as it doesn’t play any sounds below about 60hz and plays up to 300hz.

        A few speakers designed and built by hobbyists that are better than bose:
        http://www.htguide.com/forum/showthread.php4?s=e67d7fc56dc613c68e2d09adbf8f26bd&t=28655

        As far as brands go, look at paradigm, polk, B&W. Those are fairly main stream. Honestly, if you are any good at critical listening, most every other speaker will sound better than bose, as bose doesn’t try to accurately reproduce a source, instead opting to make everything sound boomy and tinny at the same time.

        However, what bose has going for it is that the uneducated masses like sheep follow the advertising dollar. So, you’ll get a lot more compliments on a bose system from people that don’t know anything about audio.

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      • on February 13, 2012 at 5:33 pm Southern Man

        My system has been and always shall be centered around a pair of 901s. It leaves a deep impression on all that hear it. There are no better speakers for classical and jazz and I’ll put them up against anything that Harry the Hipster might have.

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      • on February 13, 2012 at 7:34 pm Twister

        You guys are being trolled. Read what Harry the Hipster wrote, and then look up “hipster”.

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      • on February 14, 2012 at 6:06 am audionerd

        Trolls or not, it would do the readers of this site a great disservice to think that Bose produce great speakers, especially for classical or jazz. 901s were not state of the art even 30 years ago and there are certainly better things to buy. Depending on your budget, tastes, room dimensions and accompanying equipment, brands like Revel, B&W, Quad, Martin-Logan, Magnepan, Thiel, Wilson, even some higher end Sony’s are both more accurate and more musical. Check out Stereophile or the Absolute Sound for recommended lists. And go to Audiogon to buy lightly used quality equipment to save some dough.

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      • on February 14, 2012 at 8:18 am Southern Man

        Yeah, fell for it. Will go pout in front of my 901s for a while.

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      • on February 13, 2012 at 11:49 pm Harry the Hipster

        The original 901s were actually half-decent if you like coloured sound. Sorry, I want to hear what’s on the disc and not the mush of paper cones.

        As an aside, if the 901s you have are more than 15 years old, consider having the foam suspending units rebuilt (you can do this yourself: order the parts and open a window when working with the solvent to get off the old glue)

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      • on February 15, 2012 at 12:32 am blert

        You’re absolutely nuts if you think I’m going to be listening to the music, pal.

        You’ve nerded out….

        If I can’t slip it under the ass — I don’t care what its fidelity is…

        Infidelity is my game.

        Good grief.

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      • on February 15, 2012 at 12:13 pm Tyrone

        Hi Fi reached its technological peak in the mid 80s and all that’s been done since then is repackage old stuff and rewarm fads- like vinyl records vs CD, plus up the price along with the hype. You can’t hear past .001 THD, if that. I have a pair of Bose 401s I bought back in 1993 or so. They still look and sound great after 19 years of moving around. My Yamaha receiver bought around the same time is also still great. Most chicks have no clue about any of it anyway. My wife listens to Youtube or downloads MP3 for her tunes. She tried to suggest I get rid of all that old stuff because she didn’t understand any of it.

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  17. on February 13, 2012 at 4:33 pm Just Some Candian

    Suggestions:

    • Vintage copperplate engraving prints: They’re monochrome. You can also get them in large sizes.
    • Fuck Scandinavian furniture. Even the good stuff makes people think ‘Ikea’: Imperial or Frank Lloyd Wright, if you can get a good matching set,
    • You can go with bright colours: provided it’s banker green (a power colour) or burgundy.
    • No chintz.
    • Desks made from airplane parts are also fucking cool
    • A server rack
    • And the ultimate pussy magnet: the phrase ‘I have a cleaning lady.’

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    • on February 15, 2012 at 12:15 pm Tyrone

      banker green or burgundy look like a whorehouse.

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  18. on February 13, 2012 at 4:36 pm Eric Disco

    Some good tips here. I would add that if you want to redecorate your place, see if you can get a woman’s opinion.

    Show her a catalog and ask her to help pick stuff out. Ask her if she likes the couch, the art, the drapes, the rug before you get it. Many women are a lot better at this than guys. You’d be amazed at how much a woman’s touch can do to a place.

    One of the women I’m seeing recently suggested we paint my place together. At first I was hesitant, wondering what a coat of paint would do. But then I gave in.

    She helped me pick out some stylish Benjamin Moore colors, paint the walls with the trim white.

    I couldn’t believe how good a fresh coat of paint with a great color made the place look. From there, I started to take more of her advice.

    She helped me pick out a new couch. Add a splash of color with some pillows.Got rid of my square blinds in favor of curtains. New rug.

    I am dumbfounded at how pimped out my place is now. It’s so much better than the typical man-cave I had before.

    I’ve got great fashion and I know how much that means to women. It’s an automatic first-glance judgement on your value. What you do with your place isn’t that different.

    Were you brought up in a family that keeps a beautiful house? Or are you walls dirty? Is your bathroom delicately clean with careful attention to detail? Do you have a nice couch and bed instead of one with popping springs and torn fabric?

    Women notice all of these things when they’re back at your place. If your place is nice, it raises your value a lot. Plus if it looks like a woman helped decorate, that raises your value even more.

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  19. on February 13, 2012 at 4:39 pm YaReally

    100% irrelevant.

    I don’t own the stuff in my room because it’s cool. The stuff in my room is cool because I own it.

    If a girl you bring back to your place walks in and suddenly doesn’t want to fuck anymore it’s because:

    1) your game sucks and you didn’t build enough attraction, next time don’t bring her back so soon. Once she’s attracted she’ll “forgive” anything. Doesn’t matter if she’s a Gucci wearing socialite and you’re living off a friend’s couch. Attraction is attraction. She might not bring you out to hang with her rich friends or marry you but she’ll fuck you.

    2) your place is so nice and fantastic that you just categorized yourself in her mind as Provider worthy. She WAS gonna ride your cock when she thought you were a normal dude and not a long term candidate, but then she saw your amazing place and went “oooh this guy has potential, I’d better not put out too soon so he doesn’t think I’m a slut and so I can enjoy this lifestyle he can clearly provide”

    Or 3) you’re embarrassed by your place, and she reads that in your sub-communications. Since she feels what you feel, your feeling embarrassed about your living situ makes her feel like there’s something to be embarrassed about.

    I’d like a nice swank American Psycho place, but that’s for my own satisfaction, it has no relevance to getting laid.

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    • on February 13, 2012 at 5:07 pm Anonymous

      YaReally, you have to start a blog man. You consistently put out quality post that eventually get drowned out. Rollo held out for a long time and finally started his. Its your turn, the people want it. And dont forget to put a donate button at the top of your blog also

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      • on February 14, 2012 at 3:49 am String

        I’ll second that.

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    • on February 15, 2012 at 10:16 am King A

      Not 100% irrelevant. It’s 75% irrelevant:

      Game is marketing, and it should be no more than 25% of your time budget. The other 75% should be devoted to creating a superior product – namely, you.

      [from the brilliant post I linked to above]

      On the one hand, there is something to not giving a damn. The more that aloof attitude is conveyed by your appearance and surroundings, the better. And the more unappealing you are outwardly the more opportunity to prove your intrinsic worth: yes, my place is something that turns you off, but I’m going to fuck you all the same in it. The whiplash against her expectations/demands is more forceful.

      On the other hand, as YaReally indicates, there is value in doing it for yourself. You really should give a damn about what kind of man you are. You might be a slob because you choose to be; or you might be a slob because that’s all you can be. The independent-minded can’t be bothered to avoid slovenliness just to demonstrate to the world he is at his highest potential. He simply doesn’t care what others think, especially his girls. But he might need to prove it to himself.

      So the decisive factor is what motivates a man to maintain his surroundings. If you’re doing it with for the sole purpose of getting laid, that’s not exactly ineffective, but your emphasis is skewed so badly that you put yourself in danger of missing the more important point. Your style should be naturally congruent with the man you really are, inauthenticity is a shitty way to live, and people can smell the phoniness. And if the man you really are is preoccupied with game tricks rather than great pursuits, then there’s not much there there. You only get so far by keeping up appearances.

      Or as Uncle Elmer puts it below: “Don’t make [your pad] look like a fag decorated it.” I lolled.

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  20. on February 13, 2012 at 4:42 pm Tmason

    OT: Feminists lament the fact that females love wife-beaters:

    http://jezebel.com/5884620/violent-lothario-chris-brown-spawns-worst-twitter-trend-ever

    How’s the hamster going to spin this one?

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    • on February 13, 2012 at 4:56 pm Anon

      Easy. Parent’s fault and “rape culture”. Never underestimate the power of the hamster.

      Check out that gem:

      “The women who offered themselves up for a Chris Brown face punching are not the problem; they’re the symptom of a culture that teaches people (and especially young women) that love is submitting to your partner’s ever whim and not holding them to any sort of behavioral standard.”

      Where the fuck do they teach that? I didn’t meet any laureate of that prestigeous school. And it surely didn’t help that I was a pedestalizing beta.

      [heartiste: feminists are stupid. if anything, the “culture” is “teaching” women just the opposite: that the key to a happy loving relationship is meeting men who will submit to every one of women’s demands.]

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      • on February 14, 2012 at 8:05 am ....

        People are overreacting to that shit. Its kind of like when a hot woman does something bad like that hot school teacher that had sex with 13 year olds, or lets say some random hot chick cut off her husband’s balls, and people say things like damn i’d let her cut my balls off anyday, as long as i get to have sex with her. it has nothing to do with anyone actually desiring to be beaten, a strong leading man is attractive but a man that has to resort to violence is just stupid IMO. and the women who are attracted to them deserve to be beaten. but nonetheless, these tweets are pretty much harmless, the girls are just saying that to exaggerate what they’d give to be with Chris Brown. theyre just spinning a story out of anything as usual.

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      • on February 14, 2012 at 11:23 am itsme

        it’s true that they may be exaggerating, but i have no doubt it’s also true that a good many of them would stay with him if he beat them.

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    • on February 13, 2012 at 5:34 pm William

      With feminist everything is soo brand new.

      Woman just don’t like these men from afar, they’ll gladly entire a relationship with them and even have children.

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    • on February 13, 2012 at 6:11 pm Tmason

      Source: http://www.tmz.com/2012/02/13/claire-sinclair-police-interview-marston-hefner-protective-order/

      Also, in another unrelated tangent, how long until the Playmate and Hugh Hefner’s son get back together? Six months on the max?

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  21. on February 13, 2012 at 4:59 pm Prince

    if you bring them home – then you bring them only for one reason.. and they should already be HORNY. YOU make them horny.
    then does not matter your b.pad.
    last one, few days ago .. wash all the dished in the morning while I was sleeping.
    So had to make a breakfast and kick her out quickly ..
    and she was happy.

    get a life ..

    ps: get them horny outside, in the bar for example .. pretend you are not interested and cocky/ funny game only.
    she will suggest to hit your place.
    it works just like that.
    then they know that they are dealing with somebody who will f*ck ther brain out same night.
    priceless.

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  22. on February 13, 2012 at 5:25 pm Tinderbox

    If rationalization hamsters actually nibbled on girls’ labias for them, then girls would never leave their own homes.

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  23. on February 13, 2012 at 5:35 pm (r)Evoluzione

    Excellent post. I would consider a 5th, and that is the Paper Street Soap Factory ethos of the brilliant nonconformist. I’ve seen several such bachelor pads, usually from hypercreative musicians, artists, sculptors, and other craftsmen who live in their creative space. This is the only place that can really get away with some clutter, and it only works when there are some areas decidedly free of the clutter & grit of the creative process–bathrooms, kitchens, and maybe a tidy living area. The rest of the space can look like a bomb went off.

    [heartiste: i knew a guy who had a darkroom built in his place. photos hanging off wires, red light, the works. chick crack.]

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  24. on February 13, 2012 at 5:48 pm Ken

    Change of subject. Women are saying they’d want to be beaten by Chris Brown, shock ensues. Check it: http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/horrible-reactions-to-chris-brown-at-the-grammys.

    I’d definitely like to see Chateau chime in on this.

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    • on February 14, 2012 at 10:32 pm Ken

      Beaten by an hour, but I linked the parent article.

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  25. on February 13, 2012 at 5:55 pm Maya

    “The biggest player I have ever known — a man whose count possibly numbers in the thousands …”

    Thousands? Is this even possible? It sounds disgusting, not alpha at all.

    [heartiste: there are more things in between women’s vaginas than are dreamt of in your philosophy.]

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    • on February 14, 2012 at 9:06 am GeishaKate

      “Stay, illusion!”

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    • on February 14, 2012 at 12:56 pm Mayatrollingagainforlovinglove

      you’re saying that my philosophy is wrong?

      [heartiste: it’s incomplete.]

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      • on February 14, 2012 at 1:26 pm Maya

        What’s incomplete?!

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  26. on February 13, 2012 at 6:18 pm Uncle Elmer

    R.Don Steele said it best twenty years ago in his classic “How to Date Young Women for Men Over 35, Volumes I and II” :

    “Don’t make it look like a fag decorated it”

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    • on February 14, 2012 at 12:01 am old guy, lower case

      Bingo.

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  27. on February 13, 2012 at 6:55 pm BornAgainAlpha

    I’m a divorced 45 year old. Right now I have a 23 year old stripper friend who loves to hang out in my house (only when it’s convenient for me). She loves the following about my house: 1. Big comfortable bed with extra padding, good linens, and lots of high quality pillows – she loves to lounge around there when I’m at work 2. good wifi for her iPhone and a laptop computer she can use so she can attention whore on facebook, waste time on tumblr and download stupid shit while lying around in my bed or on my couch 3. A decent kitchen with lots of good food for her to snack on at her convenience 4. booze 5. a decent bathroom with fresh towels, makeup wipes, toothbrush, disposable razors, massage oil, skin lotion (i’m probably missing a few items that have been amassed based on feedback from a string of 20 somethings) 6. lots of mirrors to check herself out in (if you like to watch women be feminine then invest in mirrors) 7. DVDs that she can play on my home theatre (without igniting any nerd wars on here I really don’t think she gives a shit that I have a great home theatre) 8. my clothes that she can wear when I’m not there so that she enjoy my manly smell (in order of preference my underwear and undershirts, housecoat, shirts) 9. a cool place to smoke (either my deck or balcony – she’s been told that I’ll kick her ass if she tries to get away with smoking inside again)

    My place is respectable but certainly not “man manor” status. The benefits I get out of it are (other than the obvious benefits): 20 somethings who want to come over and hang out as permitted by my schedule (which often means late night arrivals suitable only for students, strippers, waitresses and others without 9-5 jobs), feminine, attractive girls who are comfortable and love to perform for me, have fun and entertain me in the convenience and comfort of my own home, avoiding the expense of going out unless I want to go out and most importantly (did I mention I was a divorced guy) not having to spend ridiculous amounts of money on stupid home renovations and decor that are entirely unrelated to my manly objectives in life.

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    • on February 14, 2012 at 4:31 am Anonymous

      The very large comfortable bed is key. It’s the most important material factor of all. It’s better to go without all other furniture in order to get the best King sized bed possible.

      And anything less than King will mean that your friend will not be able to invite a friend to join you for a sleepover. Not having a King severely limits the chance of threesomes.

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    • on February 14, 2012 at 8:28 am Southern Man

      Don’t underestimate the importance of a big, comfortable bed. Pay extra for high-count cotton sheets and lots of pillows, especially if the rest of your place is pure man pad and you usually just crash on the futon over a pile of last month’s laundry. Contrast! And it’s damn comfortable. For years I just slept on whatever bedding Wal-Mart had, then briefly lived with a woman who bought $250 sheets. Wow. Budgeting for new high-end bedding every year or so is one of the few luxuries I allow myself and it’s totally worth it. Ditto for mattresses, although a couple hundred bucks for six inches of memory foam does wonders for a budget mattress.

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    • on February 15, 2012 at 12:20 pm Tyrone

      She will suddenly end up pregnant soon. She sees your place as a future home it sounds like to me.

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      • on February 15, 2012 at 3:16 pm BornAgainAlpha

        Vasectomy! Not that I always tell girls about that. Especially when they have an unusually strong interest in getting raw dogged.

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  28. on February 13, 2012 at 6:56 pm Aldous huxley

    So, i live in a man manor do i? The dripping damsel is welcomed by a spartan table bearing an axe- i chop wood, very manly- electrical cords of various descriptions, and a panalopy of documents. There is little furniture other than a chair; women, i’m afraid, must sit on my lap or on the floor. The floors themselves are of shiny teak, as are the built in shelves. An old-fashioned fireplace sits as black and cold as my heart, adorned with a pestle and mortar and an unfinished model boat inherited from a unknown source.

    Throughout the house are books, a sanskrit reader here, a hebrew/chaldean lexicon there, pop lit everywhere- i am, after all, a philologist- not that the proles understand what that is. I simply tell women that i make my money via currency trading, which is true.

    There are only two pictures in the entire place, one a vintage poster from a shop in montmarte featuring a naked redhead flying on a bicycle, the other a black and white jigsaw puzzle of some disrobed victorian slut on a couch.

    If i may give a tip to my esteemed fellow readers: keep the door closed. insist that that she cannot enter your bedroom until she removes her grimy clothes. When you say it the right way, with a twinkle in your voice, it becomes a fun game. For some reason, Women always want to know where a man sleeps.

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  29. on February 13, 2012 at 7:20 pm emisch

    I haven’t read any above comments so this could have already been mentioned. I think the current generation of 20 year old females (aka Millennials or Gen Y) value individualism. (thus the rise in popularity of indie/hipster culture–though that is kind of an oxymoron ha). I think being perceived as unique or “quirky” (not necessarily artsy) to Gen Y girls would be a successful strategy. That probably falls under category #4 Mysterious, but maybe it deserves it’s own category. IMHO #4 + picking up unique/rare items to place around the apartment or house would be the best strategy in picking up middle class college educated chicks.

    And for the libertarian lady, tell her you have 30% invested in gold! Just kiddin’

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  30. on February 13, 2012 at 7:26 pm berg

    Man Manor—SO AWESOME!

    I dated a guy who had the uber-masculine first choice. I had a habit of googling his name with ‘killed ex-wife’ ‘missing ex-wife’ plus where he had just moved from.

    The man manor sounds cool 🙂 I know a guy *cough* who has a similar cluttery-interesting thing going on—-WW1/2 medals next to old 19th century family photos, with cool books—Then a random stuffed penguin ?

    My dad and mom LOVE to tell the story of when she went into his apartment the first time—He had the wood trunk coffee table too! And my dad used to have a huge Black 4 Poster with Wood on Top Water Bed. LOL! hahahahaha My mom still talks about that thing LOL

    Yupp yupp, Man Manor is a winner 🙂

    Fun post

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    • on February 20, 2012 at 1:49 pm King A

      What was World War ½? The Crimean War?

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  31. on February 13, 2012 at 7:28 pm berg

    Oh and as a kid my dad used to take me to the barber shop.

    The whole roof was covered in key chains from around the world, as well as a giant tortoise shell and tons of other cool ephemeria—plenty of those magazines that you know had “woman gives birth to alien” etc etc

    It was great.

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  32. on February 13, 2012 at 7:31 pm carolyn

    how would bookshelves crafted of cinder blocks and lumber fly? back when i was in my twenties that ‘style’ was dubbed ‘post-collegiate’.

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    • on February 15, 2012 at 12:22 pm Tyrone

      It depends on what you put on the shelves.

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  33. on February 13, 2012 at 7:32 pm Dr. Zoidberg

    This ploy is so transparent it hurts. If you are truly alpha, your pad will inherently reflect it without trying. It will be clean and organized because you actually have power and are in control. It will give off DHVs because you actually hold higher value. My hunting trophies and gear are there because I shot the animal and have stories to go with them (Guns and a rack or two are totally ace, by the way. Do yourself a favor and start hunting.). The professional journals are there because I read them and can talk (interestingly and informatively) about them. Faking it may help for the dumb, ignorant low to middle tier girls, but the cream of the crop will see through it.

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    • on February 14, 2012 at 2:04 am (r)Evoluzione

      File under “Authenticity works.” Congruence is effortless when free orf contrivance.

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    • on February 15, 2012 at 12:24 pm Tyrone

      I have lots of cool art books I’ve colleected over the years. I also have a big collection of original Tantric art which is just upscale pornography. Guns and cool stuff are all pussy magnets.

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  34. on February 13, 2012 at 7:39 pm Musing Alpha

    Although not an essential piece of game a rockin’ bachelor pad can do wonders. Also proper prop placement is key. If you don’t live in a liberal shithole city where you are prohibited from owning a handgun, try this one I discovered by accident.

    A lady was slated to come on over and meet me at my place before we went out. I was cleaning my Glock in my living room. The door bell rings so I get up and answer. It is her 30 minutes early. My hands are covered in gun oil and I smell like gun powder. I let her in and just went back to cleaning my gun. She was fascinated that not only did I own a firearm (I own a few). She had never seen one before and she had never fired one. After batting away a few shit test…

    “Is it registered?”

    “Couldn’t if I wanted to, no law requiring registration in X state”

    “You keep it locked and unloaded right?”

    “Why would I do that?” (with a dead serious look on my face)

    I took a few more minutes to finish, racked the slide a few times, then put it away in my bedroom. At that point she was almost speechless, her SWPL programming had crashed and the hamster went into overdrive. We had one drink at mine and never made it to those dinner reservations that night, if you get my drift.

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    • on February 13, 2012 at 11:35 pm Anonym

      “If you don’t live in a liberal shithole city where you are prohibited from owning a handgun, try this one I discovered by accident.”

      Leaving a gun out actually works better in SWPL cities.

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    • on February 14, 2012 at 9:10 am PUA_Rochester

      Great idea. I own about 20 guns including an 8″ .44 Magnum, and once the girl I’m seeing finds out, she’s simultaneously appalled and aroused. I usually then bring her over to the gun safe and let her fondle the 8 incher. That step works better than Spanish fly.

      But a caveat: you have to absolutely own up to your gun ownership, as she will initially begin challenging you with whatever liberal crap she learned from reading the NYTimes. Once she realizes that you don’t care what she thinks, then she’ll become very curious.

      I haven’t taken somebody to the gun range yet, but I’m thinking that I could use this strategy on a 9/10 who is especially challenging.

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      • on February 14, 2012 at 12:06 pm John Norman Howard

        The gun range is true hamster bait… but don’t start her off on the large calibers, or she’ll spook.

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    • on February 20, 2012 at 4:03 pm King A

      If you don’t own a firearm, you’re a faggot.

      All the accouterments of the culture — the smell of powder and oil, the range, instructing them on the grip — are catnip. You can’t fake the ease that accompanies familiarity around deadly instruments.

      I’m surprised it’s not more of a topic in these circles. The “last resort” frame of mind is what being a man is all about, and from that frame is derived an ultimate and insuperable confidence. Every other state of mind defers to the will to be the last man standing.

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  35. on February 13, 2012 at 8:03 pm James

    Off-topic, I ran across this article on Jezebel about the guy whose breakup with Adele apparently inspired her Grammy-winning album “21.”

    The Jezebel ladies are saying that “everyone is laughing” at that dude.

    Huh? Your breakup with her inspired a woman to write a multiple-Grammy award winning album and you’re supposed to be sheepish and embarrassed about that? Isn’t this a feather in his cap?

    [heartiste: yup. file this one under “feminists are stoopid” along with all the rest of their warped assertions.]

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    • on February 14, 2012 at 7:52 am ..

      actually he was trying to sue her because he claimed he owned rights to music inspired by him lmfao. so apparently every musician is supposed to pay royalties to the influences in their lives. thats the laughable part.

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  36. on February 13, 2012 at 8:08 pm The Captain Power

    I have the leopard sheets : )

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    • on February 14, 2012 at 1:03 pm BornAgainAlpha

      leopard sheets are total stripper bait for sure

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  37. on February 13, 2012 at 8:15 pm Exurban

    Totally OT but CH readers have gotta check this one:

    25 Extremely Upsetting Reactions To Chris Brown At The Grammys

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    • on February 14, 2012 at 12:03 am 357

      The number of White women fawning over this cultural termite is disgusting. All of their fathers are disgraceful and should be shamed.

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  38. on February 13, 2012 at 8:55 pm m;

    Inordinate and exhausting tribute to women. Why isn’t he going for the real ego boost a virile quiver full of his own flesh and blood? enticing a woman to raise them well for him? That is what leaves a man’s historic stamp on the world, he transcends his death somewhat.

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  39. on February 13, 2012 at 9:11 pm 357

    O/T

    I came across this site after I Googled Hugo Schwyzer:

    http://radicalprofeminist.blogspot.com/2012/02/living-public-and-private-life-as.html

    It is very hard to read. If you have the stomach, though, do it.

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    • on February 14, 2012 at 9:04 am Anon

      Wow. I think he doesn’t even deserve the “man” in “mangina”.

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  40. on February 13, 2012 at 9:24 pm gaoxiaen

    Are you saying that I shouldn’t rebuild my bike engine on the kitchen table?

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  41. on February 13, 2012 at 9:44 pm Gramps

    About having a woman help decorate your place, it reminds me of the advice that a young man supposedly get from some great seducer of women:

    First, seduce one women. Let her buy your clothes for you. Then, you can have all the women you want.

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  42. on February 13, 2012 at 9:52 pm a girl

    “The biggest player I have ever known — a man whose count possibly numbers in the thousands”

    when i read something like this, i realize introverts and extroverts are really different animals.

    [heartiste: they’re rare, but these guys do exist. yes, he was extroverted. but not in a goofy, party boy way. he was just very comfortable approaching total strangers for conversation and love.]

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    • on February 14, 2012 at 1:04 pm Maya

      lol … he wasn’t approaching strangers for conversation and sex, he was approaching them for conversation and LOVE … how cute.

      [heartiste: sex is a prerequisite for love.]

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  43. on February 13, 2012 at 10:30 pm Badger

    My first step towards filling out my pad was to leave a copy of The Story of O on the coffee table. It raises a better set of questions than Athol Kay’s book.

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    • on February 14, 2012 at 2:22 am Gator

      Hahahahaa fuck yes, I just looked over and I’ve got it there too.

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    • on February 14, 2012 at 8:34 am Southern Man

      Absolutely, I will openly display my modest collection of erotica in the new bedroom; not to seduce, but because I enjoy it. Earlier commenter: don’t decorate to seduce, decorate to reflect who you are. But it ought to have the desired effect. If you’re a high value desirable man (and we are) your place should reflect that.

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    • on February 14, 2012 at 1:05 pm Maya

      That’s a good idea! 🙂

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  44. on February 13, 2012 at 11:28 pm Penguin

    Heartiste wrote,

    He put effort into learning and retelling his stories, true or not, and that made girls happy, which made them want to have sex and fall in love, which made him happy. And isn’t that the essence of game?

    “Before a man’s forty, girls cost nothing. After that you have to pay money, or tell a story. Of the two, it’s the story that hurts most.” – Ian Fleming, creator of James Bond.

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  45. on February 14, 2012 at 12:39 am Anonymous

    This article is one that could do with some visual aids for the less design-literate among us, like me.

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  46. on February 14, 2012 at 1:10 am jim

    My home is a full house, not with kitsche but with art, books, some unique pieces and everything top of the line, all set in an almost immaculate space. My kitchen is aways neat and clean as I go. BUT, that which gets their skivvies off fastest is a space by the TV where my 7-year old son’s toys and gadgets are haphazardly left wherever they were when he toddled off to bed or when i took him bcak to his Mother. Not once has that ever failed.

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    • on February 15, 2012 at 9:25 pm xsplat

      This is a first I’ve heard of this. Proof of virility in the form of children’s toys game?

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  47. on February 14, 2012 at 1:36 am Anonymous

    advice from a girl: just buy all of your furniture at Design Within Reach (if you’re lazy and have considerable discretionary income)

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  48. on February 14, 2012 at 2:21 am Gator

    This made my fucking day. I live in a man manor. Relics from expeditions to African villages, herbs and mysterious crafts from exploring residual voodoo cultures on the gulf coast, a human femur, statuary busts, santa muerte figurines…all complemented by stray love letters and women’s jewelry. Nice to find you’re doing something so awesome unintentionally.

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    • on February 19, 2012 at 10:51 pm Fox

      Your setup sounds sweet, but for those of us who are balling on a budget I recommend a second prepaid password protected phone to leave laying around. (All of your phones are password protected right?) She is going to go mad trying to find out who you talk to on it. Mine is for business purposes only so I never use it when I have company over which makes it that much intriguing to the hamster.

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  49. on February 14, 2012 at 3:51 am n/a

    Hang this in the middle of a soundproofed windowless tiled room that has strong shower heads and a reliable drain:

    http://tinyurl.com/best-way-to-fuck

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  50. on February 14, 2012 at 6:46 am Anonymous

    I am surprised your mom let you decorate the basement.

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  51. on February 14, 2012 at 8:11 am Jamez

    I’ve got lots of chick crack at mine but the one thing that has always worked for me is an outdoor spa. Bitches love it

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  52. on February 14, 2012 at 8:32 am sayed

    off topic but I want to know your take on this heartiste

    Why are so many Women converting to Islam ?

    According to “The Almanac Book of Facts”, the population increased 137% within the past decade, Christianity increased 46%, while Islam increased 235%.

    In a recent poll in the (US), 100,000 people per year in America alone, are converting to Islam. For every 1 male convert to Islam, 4 females convert to Islam, Why?

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    • on February 14, 2012 at 6:23 pm Dan Fletcher

      Because women crave control and domination. Islam gives it to them in a way the west has completely failed to.

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      • on February 16, 2012 at 12:07 am Summer

        Just from anecdotal experience, the women I know who converted were not at all interested in either of the two factors you mentioned. From what I gleaned in their relationships with their significant others, they were dominant and the beta spouse was at the beck and call of his wife. It seemed like a typical American marriage, in other words. These marriages both ended in wife-initiated divorce, which, looking back now, was to be expected.

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    • on February 15, 2012 at 1:47 am Summer

      After slutting it up for x number of years, these women convert to find a sucker beta boy husband. Beta boy (usually south asian or arab) gets a white girl convert to show off to his family, she gets to play house. What they don’t mention is that roughly 75% of converts to Islam (mostly women) become apostates within a few years. Yep.

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    • on February 15, 2012 at 11:48 pm itsme

      i’d be interested in seeing the demographics of these converts. i’d bet a large majority of the females are swpl.

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  53. on February 14, 2012 at 9:24 am Lara

    I like your friend’s way of decorating best, with a lot of interesting things around his house. That gives a girl something to talk about. If he is a good story teller, even better.

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  54. on February 14, 2012 at 9:50 am Anonymous

    And in the kitchen, I’d say it *is* paleo to have a supply of oranges, apples and grapes. I’ve seen purists say these aren’t paleo because our ancestors wouldn’t have run across them all that often. I don’t believe that. In fact, potatoes helped the white population take control of Eurasia, so I’d count them as paleo as well. But what I do know.

    Fact is, when you have them lying around with great cooking utensils, women have a great chance to start cooking with it.

    OT, sat at the table next to a cutie in a high end cafe at lunch today. Asked why a man wasn’t taking her out for Valentine’s Day. She said she didn’t have one. I said “So here we’re both eating alone on the most important day of the year.” Conversation ensued. Main topic: How “Sex and the City” isn’t a realistic portrayal of New York City because those women were long overdue to be wives and mothers. She thought about that and agreed. Discussion about the “social contract” ensued. I was outcome independent here. Pleasantly surprised when I stood to pay the check and she stood up from her table, rummaged through her purse and produced a pad of paper and a pen and wrote down her contact info.

    Moral one: That discussion in that prosperity thread is suitable for a man to talk about when establishing attraction or comfort with someone new.

    Moral two: Today is one of the best days of the year to meet someone new. If they don’t have a man, they’re feeling it and are really open to meeting one.

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  55. on February 14, 2012 at 10:35 am Just Some Canadian

    Here’s a link to some really weird St-Valentine’s Day cards from years gone by: http://www.retronaut.co/2012/02/vintage-valentine-wtf/

    Chief among them is the ultimate Beta card: http://cdn3.retronaut.co/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/294.jpg

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  56. on February 14, 2012 at 11:27 am John

    Read this non-sense about having to buy a home to get a date: http://money.cnn.com/2012/02/14/real_estate/dating_homeownership/index.htm?iid=GM

    The elite are trying to make everyone a beta provider!

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  57. on February 14, 2012 at 11:48 am Phinn

    I’ve lived in so many places that I’ve lost count. The two apartments I lived in when I was getting the most sex were:

    1. The empty upstairs floor of an old house, with bare wood floors and lots of architectural accents all over the place, like a Baroque mansion with nothing in it. All I owned at the time in the way of furniture was a bed (a mattress on the metal frame they give you for free) and a long, low table that I found in the alley on which I stacked my clothes. There were pegs on one wall, which is where I hung a jacket and a camera. Books were stacked on the floor.

    2. An apartment in New York that was not all that different from the house in Fight Club.

    For me, the key to comfortable, masculine home living nowadays is leather. Not the slouchy crap leather you get at low-end furniture stores, but the taught studded leather like Chesterfield sofas. And leather on the tables, desks, etc. Preferably dark. And wood. Glass and metal are for nerds.

    Mannequins creep me out, but a suit of Samurai armor wouldn’t be a bad idea.

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  58. on February 14, 2012 at 12:16 pm Jason

    What does a very simplictic set up convey? I think my pad doesn’t fit in with any of these themes. My bedroom for instance…a large comfortable desk, nice linens and a down blanket, a small desk with a computer, a mirror on one wall and a large Chicago skyline painting on another. No clutter, no mess, very clean yet simple. That same themes is pretty standard in the rest of the place.

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  59. on February 15, 2012 at 12:07 am Carson Kressley

    Oh, this is such a fascinating topic. I simply love it when men talk about interior design!

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  60. on February 15, 2012 at 12:08 am Aisor

    Sagamore Hill is the prototypical man manor.

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  61. on February 15, 2012 at 12:25 am Wiseup

    Logistics is one of the most under-rated and overlooked aspects of game.

    Having a well located, appropriately appointed, clean pad to take women back to can work wonders for one’s “value” and act as a confidence boost.

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  62. on February 15, 2012 at 8:53 am King A

    This is Heartiste’s best post in probably a year. More of this.

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    • on February 17, 2012 at 12:06 pm Maya

      Everything he writes is very good or amazing, IMO.

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  63. on February 18, 2012 at 6:13 am Irminsul

    What about art? What are good themes? I think it should emanate manliness and subtle sexuality. Don’t really know how that would look though.

    This is one painting I like. Is it too intimidating and/or giving the wrong signals?

    http://www.allposters.se/gallery.asp?startat=/getPoster.asp&CID=34E8A5A1D82346C59C8849B58091DCB6&frameSku=388799-2560

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  64. on March 9, 2012 at 4:24 pm Anonymous

    funny, as i begin to move out into the world more (18 years old) i find myself naturally gravitating toward the manor style. glad to see my instincts were right.

    i already have a tibetan pot, a crocodile’s head, black and white photographs of my revered ancestors, a row of traditional masks (one from zimbabwe, one native american, another from japan) and when i want to get my hands on a book, i tend to look for it in second hand shops where you can get nice older editions pretty cheap.

    i’m going to claim that my father was a doctor who did a lot of aid work and took me travelling with him during my childhood. it’s not so much a lie as a romantic embellishment – i did indeed travel with him, just not as often as the way i phrased it above might imply. i also speak some chinese, french, german, spanish, japanese and russian (pimsleur is good listening if you have to commute often) so the story doesn’t seem so incredible.

    here’s hoping for a youth full of cooch

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  65. on March 11, 2012 at 6:33 pm Minimalism for the DYP

    […] house, but I’ll be throwing that out or putting it in storage ASAP. If I were going by model of bachelor pad, I’m living in the beginnings of a “man manor”. The only […]

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