DEEZEDBRAH
Master Don Juan
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- Dec 24, 2017
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It's a strange flip of the script. Some cultures is not common to break rapport which is the game. Intro to game was bags and clubs. Tbh it wasn't until I got into transcendental meditation that I became aware of adrenaline dump and adrenal fatigue from ENTERING BARS AND CLUBS. I was literally jacked up to go and I owned it. I also refrained from drinking and drugs pretty early on in life. Day game is unusual cause most need to be inebriated to approach. I found approaching a stranger random girl as if I already smashed. There's a sense of familiarity from go yet indifference. The caliber is usually better than the club thot. Also, is she in stretchy pants or dolled up? Modern women are slobs.I was a bar/night game guy up until my late 20s, which is when I transitioned more to non-bar venues for approaching. One of my bigger game regrets in life was not taking day game seriously until my late 20s. I think I would have experienced less trauma had I been more of a day game guy from 18-28. Also, I didn't take advantage of doing random approaches while walking campus grounds as a student. While I'm not foolish enough to believe that I'd still be in the same relationship with some 19 year old I approached on campus when I was 20, I think it would have made college dating efforts better and less difficult. I can say that it is possible that I wouldn't have graduated college and moved to my first post college city as a bachelor.
It might have been better that you got it later in life. Most are playing house. It occupies time and it's are useful skill.
Which is typical given male proclivity dating younger. I'm not trying to be a **** but girls my age always were repulsive. As I got older i am disgusted by girls my age. Single mom's fat as **** and decades of skiing down cawk mountain. Modern women are very masculine and sloppy.College students have some great dating opportunities that post college guys in their 20s/30s wish they had. It's much better to try and date through college extracurriculars, classes, random apporaching on campus than at off campus parties or off campus bars.
College relationships have a way of failing post graduation though. If I'm a senior in college and I'm dating a junior, I don't know if I'm sticking around the same city as the college to wait for my girlfriend to graduate. If we're both seniors, what happens when we get job offers in different cities? We break up. Graduation has a way of producing breakups for practical guys like many of us here.