Comments on: Peacocking Done Right

By: PickUp Artist

PickUp Artist — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 19:16:09 +0000

I’ve seen that T-Qualizer Tshirt in a club in NYC last year. It was great, the guy had women all around him asking about it. Rock on!

By: Bill

Bill — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 14:14:50 +0000

Good article. My friend once rocked a t-qualizer and while it was GREAT in a club environment and did well on the streets of the East Village, it was a total bomb in a chill dive bar.

You definitely need something to stand out, just make sure to keep it congruent with the venue and the women you are seeking to attract.

By: Tommy

Tommy — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 10:54:09 +0000

I think, peacocking is about presenting the girl with something she hasn’t seen before, a guy that is comfortable with himself and doesn’t let the outside world direct his life and lifestyle…
It also enables many interesting conversation topics… it’s a lot easier for a girl to open an interesting topic, if you yourself are interesting, … Maybee she’s gonna talk about that top hat, or the ankh patch on your knee, and maybee she’s gonna find something she likes….. and its gonna happen more often than with a guy in jeans and a plain white T.

By: Karma

Karma — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 21:23:18 +0000

heres the thing…and i dont comment much but i am a student… i personally love mysteries style of pecocking, the thing is (as others have stated) is that his personality is big enough…im not saying i am like him but you fit it to your style…i personally love using things like harem (mc hammer) pants…but my friends form of pecocking is his boondock saints t-shirt…its what works for each person…find somthing that fits you well and that is pecocking

By: Dave

Dave — Thu, 28 May 2009 17:10:21 +0000

Great article. When approaching conservative or professional women peacocking often becomes an obstacle you’ll need to overcome.

A very conservative girl I ended up dating told me when we first met she was really turned off by the rosary-type silver necklace I was wearing.. But she gave me her number anyway because she liked my personality.

So yeah, don’t peacock too much if you’re going for girls in business suits, for example. Just a little twist.. a ring, earring, bracelet, nice cufflinks, or just a tailored suit is more than enough in that situation.

Look at the situation & just add a little twist to whatever the norm is.

David Gideon

By: daniel

daniel — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 22:27:18 +0000

I agree with this article 100%. I believe peacocking is not cool when guys go over the top & look stupid to put it bluntly. Mystery’s whole concept is pretty cool but when guys try copying his style, they usually fail horribly. That passage was from theartofpeacockin.com right? pretty cool book, it offers tips & examples etc but more importantly it explains WHY. When guys take it out of context it becomes cringe worthy.

Slightly off topic but did you guys see mystery’s live field footage – the holy grail? it sounds awesome doesnt it, but not soo much, at best he gets blown out almost every time & manages to make out with some party woman who is twice his age.

By: appolo

appolo — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 08:59:18 +0000

Unlike the seduction community which only restricted Peacocking to clothing, Peacocking should not be restricted to just clothing. Peacocking can be defined as exhibiting ones’ attractive qualities (looks, confidence, sense of humor, intelligence,etc.)

If you watch animals, they don’t just display their beautiful feathers to attract mates, some of them sing (birds, etc). we human can do a lot more than that can we not?

By: Frank

Frank — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 09:21:28 +0000

@ “Mistery”: Mystery’s look works (for him) because it is congruent with his personality. You have got to have a HUGE personality to be able to wear that stuff without looking like a clown. Exactly because it may seem like a DLV like you said, it is actually a DHV if you are able to pull it off congruently, because people (AMOGs for instance) will try to make fun of you or look for weakness behind the flamboyant exterior. As long as you have got something better to say and retain frame control, it becomes a HUGE DHV.

By: pouria

pouria — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 13:26:51 +0000

style is my idole nd im readin all of his books nd notes nd every single thing dat he ever wrote abt THE GAME nd let me tell u dis, it works even on d gurlz who kno d game better dan some guyz

By: Mistery

Mistery — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 02:48:44 +0000

The whole point of peacocking, in my view, is to radiate high R (replication) and S (survival) values to any potential target.

I don’t know how Mystery thinks his unemployed and homeless magician look is going to do that?

That look, in my view, radiates low R and S values, and will attract women that themselves are low in those two scales and don’t think they deserve better. Like attracts like in mating.

By: mark

mark — Mon, 19 May 2008 08:11:56 +0000

I watched his VH1 reality show, and I had two problems with it:

1) he made these men into something they are not by putting a costume on them.
2) canned openers that did not fit the personality of most of the contestants. It simply was not them so spew this crap from their mouths.

By: Du Solier

Du Solier — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 18:46:21 +0000

Oh well, tottally right.

I’ve always had a very good notion about clothing, grooming and fashion. So when I discovered the community, and based most of my game on an indirect game, and started to go out with other PUA’s, most of em’ were peacocked “mystery style” so uhmm, I never followed that way of dressing, I just didn’t felt COMFORTABLE with it.

Anyway, I found my own classy way to dress, without losing the peacock benefits. And it would be hard to describe it here, anyway. Just find YOUR style, one that you feel comfortable with, and peacock it from there.

Thank’s for the post man, keep up the good work.

Regards from Mexico City Lair.

Du Solier.

By: A Dude

A Dude — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 00:35:54 +0000

VERY good point, thank you. I hope many guys making their journey catch on to this notion. Within some of the forums and what not, it seems that there has become a sort of contest for just HOW outlandish you can get. I think the key word there is congruency. If rainbow colored slinkys on your arm and a sombrero aren’t kosher with your personality, I think that they really don’t have much to contribute to your success. Thanks again for posting this. I really enjoy your postings, keep up the good work.