Jesse Pinkman
Master Don Juan
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I have been posting a lot in recent days and the truth is, I am feeling sick and not in a good way. This means I cannot go out as much as I would like and Miami was hit with a tropical storm recently too which ended up being more heavy rain than anything. Been wanting to post this thread for a while because there is a lot I need to say. Now I know we get negative on here and I am guilty of that too but as I look back on my twenties and even the past few years of life, I can't be happier to have found game and even the community behind it.
My past and the alternative.
A lot of you on the outside looking in might envy the normal guy or even people who things come to them naturally. Well, I was in a college fraternity and friends with a lot of guys who on the outside looking in, were seen as the big man on campus or men good with women. As @SW15 will happily point you to, I posted a thread on the reality of college life. Enough of college, I look at most of those guys now and even a lot of my coworkers who are getting into the latter half of their twenties. TBH, there are very few of them I would want to trade lives with.
The highlight of the weekend for most of these people are:
The truth is, I almost ended up being that person. If it was not for a breakup in my senior year of college, I would have been that guy. I would have been playing golf on weekends, going to BBQs in the suburbs, and gossiping about work and coworkers. I would have been the guy that peaked in college and accepted that it was all downhill from there.
For a while, I thought I made a mistake too.
Maybe I was better off getting married to some girl I knew in college. Maybe I should have stuck to my college circle and not expanded out much. I felt that way when I first started out and due to some entitlement issues, baggage, and negative thinking, I delayed my progress. I even looked down at the guys who would daygame and approach a lot, seeing them as being socially clueless (and some of them were as @RangerMIke pointed out in his New Orleans story). Then to hear what becomes of former PUAs, I thought I had made a big mistake.
After the years though, I noticed that some of those guys got really good and lived lives that most men would envy. I am talking partying at events with Playboy Models type of lives. A few of these guys actually found a lot of success in life outside of just dating and went from zeroes to being in high demand. In a couple of instances, I saw these guys take home the very women who were dating my former classmates, looks like Chris Brown and Lil Wayne were on to something when they say they ain't loyal.
It was then I realized that I did stuff wrong and need to get back into it. I lost my negative thinking and starting paying close attention to the process. Now I slowly became the very guys I initially looked down on. Then, slowly, the results started to come in.
It is tough.
Game is not for everyone and it will break you in so many ways. To voluntarily sign up to be rejected by beautiful women is something you have to be a little crazy to do. It is no wonder why 80% of the guys who get into it burn out and start to envy the normal man. Cold approaching random women is tough and it takes you way out of your comfort zone. Your ego will be destroyed but if you let it be, it can make way for something much healthier and satisfying.
To the guys out there grinding and putting in the work, stay at it, you never know what great things can come of it. Looking back at it now, I am glad I found this lifestyle and it was 10 times better than the alternative.
My past and the alternative.
A lot of you on the outside looking in might envy the normal guy or even people who things come to them naturally. Well, I was in a college fraternity and friends with a lot of guys who on the outside looking in, were seen as the big man on campus or men good with women. As @SW15 will happily point you to, I posted a thread on the reality of college life. Enough of college, I look at most of those guys now and even a lot of my coworkers who are getting into the latter half of their twenties. TBH, there are very few of them I would want to trade lives with.
The highlight of the weekend for most of these people are:
- Playing golf with the boys as they drown themselves in beer
- Expensive brunches
- Watching sports as they drown themselves in beer during the day
- Still clinging on to their college team years after the fact
- BBQs at the neighbor's place
The truth is, I almost ended up being that person. If it was not for a breakup in my senior year of college, I would have been that guy. I would have been playing golf on weekends, going to BBQs in the suburbs, and gossiping about work and coworkers. I would have been the guy that peaked in college and accepted that it was all downhill from there.
For a while, I thought I made a mistake too.
Maybe I was better off getting married to some girl I knew in college. Maybe I should have stuck to my college circle and not expanded out much. I felt that way when I first started out and due to some entitlement issues, baggage, and negative thinking, I delayed my progress. I even looked down at the guys who would daygame and approach a lot, seeing them as being socially clueless (and some of them were as @RangerMIke pointed out in his New Orleans story). Then to hear what becomes of former PUAs, I thought I had made a big mistake.
After the years though, I noticed that some of those guys got really good and lived lives that most men would envy. I am talking partying at events with Playboy Models type of lives. A few of these guys actually found a lot of success in life outside of just dating and went from zeroes to being in high demand. In a couple of instances, I saw these guys take home the very women who were dating my former classmates, looks like Chris Brown and Lil Wayne were on to something when they say they ain't loyal.
It was then I realized that I did stuff wrong and need to get back into it. I lost my negative thinking and starting paying close attention to the process. Now I slowly became the very guys I initially looked down on. Then, slowly, the results started to come in.
It is tough.
Game is not for everyone and it will break you in so many ways. To voluntarily sign up to be rejected by beautiful women is something you have to be a little crazy to do. It is no wonder why 80% of the guys who get into it burn out and start to envy the normal man. Cold approaching random women is tough and it takes you way out of your comfort zone. Your ego will be destroyed but if you let it be, it can make way for something much healthier and satisfying.
To the guys out there grinding and putting in the work, stay at it, you never know what great things can come of it. Looking back at it now, I am glad I found this lifestyle and it was 10 times better than the alternative.