So this morning I woke up with a GAME OVER notification on my phone lol. Here's the message:
"Hi, sorry for my late reply. By the way,yesterday I had a cold. I’m feeling a bit under the weather. I think I’ll take it easy today."
I said "Yeah? Get well then, remember to add more layers of clothes. Write me if you want to hang our another day"
I have a couple of observations and a question, feel free to add anything. The question is: should have I suggested another day instead of letting the ball in her side now?
Observations:
-I feel good, I mean, I'm not euphoric but I don't feel bad at all. The other day I felt like sh!t because it was my fault as a mand not going for the kiss, today I don't feel bad because if she's not interested...oh well. I guess I'm a stoic lol.
-I have a strong desire to keep cold-approaching because this is a funny experience overall.
-I need to **** an asian girl, like badly.
-The undercurrent of anxiety I had most of yesterday was caused by not knowing what would happen, not by fear of rejection itself, because now I feel good.
I might create a journal, we'll see. Thank you guys, as always.
I like your posts. You're going to internalize game quite quickly and
eventually you'll be a "natural".
Why? Because you're experiencing everything in
real. All of the emotions, all of the anticipations,
all of the mental cues....this is all happening in real. this is happening in body and mind.
This is the core reason why I'm not a fan of OLD. Because it cuts out that initial part where
you need to get over all of your approach anxiety, fear and apprehensions. It cuts out
all of that. The social development and knowledge of yourself and people can only be experienced
in real time.
The end result in the end is not that important, because you win some you lose some. It's the
process that's the most important. Even your favorite football can't win every game, neither
can they win the cup every season. But their fans are with them on every step of the journey, for the
highs and lows, overcoming adversities and challenges.
Enjoying the journey, enjoying the process. The end result? Que sera, sera...