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I think it's a useful process, that at it's core has a lot of benefits, but is also very heavily tied to a dangerously sexist framework, that can be ultimately damaging. That's why we've seen a trend in the movement from Outer Game to Inner Game, and then to the abandonment of PUA culture in...

In which case, pick-up is the steps in the process. Like a recipe. Bake a cake is meaningless, but break it down into steps, and you've got something.

But saying this doesn't really help anyone. Pick-up (despite its grand flaws) is actually something you can implement. Confidence is the problem, not the solution. You don't tell a homeless person "Well, you just need more money." They know. We know.

You can always take some time after HSC to work it out. Take a gap year or jump into a job to give something a go. You don't have to make up your mind immediately.

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lol, so many more. I just finished a season of CATS. I've only just started working on the big musicals, because I'm working for a bigger theatre. But the one I was in before still had a lot of international works, just not huge musicals. I did a double degree in Creative Arts and Commerce.

I've got friends on Wicked, but I haven't worked it.

Nah, not that one.

I haven't toured, though many of my friends have, but I have worked on international shows when they've come to Australia.

http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Animals_in_the_Pok%C3%A9mon_world

Most of the time, yes. I did for GHOST.

I work in marketing at the venue, and GHOST was one of the campaigns I was working on. I have a friend who's working on the lighting, and I think he's doing the whole tour.

I was working on it a few weeks ago when it played Adelaide.

%1$s is a text-substitution, and yes, probably.

Knock over the computer, not the game.

Play the man, not the game.