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October Man Sequence – The Bane of Mankind
The October Man sequence has been mentioned in “The Game” by Neil Strauss and has become somewhat legendary. Apparently, it is a new technology in seduction that is supposedly capable of making a woman want to sleep with a man in a matter of minutes.
When it was first published in e-book format, the October Man Sequence caused controversy in the dating and seduction community. There have been calls for the e-book to be banned, as if it falls into the hands of unscrupulous people, it can easily be harmful to women.
The origins of the October Man Sequence
The October Man sequence is created by a member of the dating and seduction community named Twotimer (later known as IN10SE). He was one of the main characters in “The Game,” and was also the protégé of much-maligned Speed Seduction creator Ross Jeffries. Twotimer created the sequence based on the ‘splitting’ method derived from the field of neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) and hypnosis.
Why should the October Man sequence be banned?
According to IN10SE himself, using the October Man Sequence is like “bringing a nuclear weapon to a gunfight.” As the basis of the sequence is ‘symbolism’, according to psychological theory, controlling the symbol associated with the person often means controlling the feelings at will of the person.
This is dangerous because the unsuspecting victim is often hypnotized and thus left vulnerable to manipulation. Furthermore, she will feel pain or pleasure depending on the man’s intention, and thus will succumb to her total mercy.
The October Man Sequence eBook has the full description of the sequence, as well as dozens of others. prohibited patterns such as “The Door”, “Death”, “Install Disease”, and “My Slave”. The latter is used to make a woman into a ‘sex slave’, absolutely disgusting.
In addition, there is also a section on boyfriend destroyers – questions a man can ask to make an attached woman question her love for her own partner. Evil things indeed.