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- Jun 7, 2024
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Longtime GirlsChase reader and occasional forum lurker. Decided to create an account here and finally take cold approach seriously as its undeniably the best possible way to meet the highest quality of women. Not taking this seriously means missing out on potential in one of, if not the most, important parts of one's life (sex, romance, and eventually family when I decide to settle down). I aim to eventually find a wife and have children - but I am in no hurry for that and would like to have fun in the meantime while cultivating an abundance mentality.
The catalyst for deciding to take this seriously after years of being aware of the site and game in general is the breakup with my first "serious" girlfriend. I don't care to elaborate but it didn't end on a positive note. I had actually met her years before - though we haven't been dating the entire time - when dabbling with cold approach. I wasn't really taking it seriously at the time but made around an approach per week.
I redownloaded Hinge and was matching with a ton of girls (was paying extra for the unlimited swipes) and went on a date with the first girl who would. I had been rusty to the online game so I didn't realize her photos were quite deceptive - she made herself through certain angles look "busty" but she was really a fat girl. I respectfully spent an hour with her before driving her home - but that was rock bottom for me and I almost texted my ex gf asking for her back. I felt humiliated - especially as my ex was a pretty girl (mentally unstable though...).
Fortunately I resisted and the very next morning I was walking to a coffee shop to work on my business - I made my first ever street stop. I asked if she was single and she said she had a boyfriend but was flattered. Even though I had been rejected I was beaming - I had made the most intimidating kind of approach (in my opinion) - and everything was fine. I felt I broke through a wall.
That was yesterday. Today I walked around the city sidewalks for 45 minutes. I approached a girl on a park bench and talked for a bit but realized she wasn't attractive close up. I saw a beautiful girl who crossed opposite way of me at a crosswalk. I greatly regret not turning around and approaching her - might've been a bit incongruent but i'll likely never see her again. I walked around the block to see if I could find her again but I couldn't track her down.
These are small steps but I feel enthusiastic about where things are going. I'm aware of the fickle nature of motivation - which is why I want to post here for accountability and community. This is the first time in my adult life living alone in a great city and I seek to make the most of it. I'd like to try and get good at street game and dedicate time every nice day I can to it.
-Bob Z
The catalyst for deciding to take this seriously after years of being aware of the site and game in general is the breakup with my first "serious" girlfriend. I don't care to elaborate but it didn't end on a positive note. I had actually met her years before - though we haven't been dating the entire time - when dabbling with cold approach. I wasn't really taking it seriously at the time but made around an approach per week.
I redownloaded Hinge and was matching with a ton of girls (was paying extra for the unlimited swipes) and went on a date with the first girl who would. I had been rusty to the online game so I didn't realize her photos were quite deceptive - she made herself through certain angles look "busty" but she was really a fat girl. I respectfully spent an hour with her before driving her home - but that was rock bottom for me and I almost texted my ex gf asking for her back. I felt humiliated - especially as my ex was a pretty girl (mentally unstable though...).
Fortunately I resisted and the very next morning I was walking to a coffee shop to work on my business - I made my first ever street stop. I asked if she was single and she said she had a boyfriend but was flattered. Even though I had been rejected I was beaming - I had made the most intimidating kind of approach (in my opinion) - and everything was fine. I felt I broke through a wall.
That was yesterday. Today I walked around the city sidewalks for 45 minutes. I approached a girl on a park bench and talked for a bit but realized she wasn't attractive close up. I saw a beautiful girl who crossed opposite way of me at a crosswalk. I greatly regret not turning around and approaching her - might've been a bit incongruent but i'll likely never see her again. I walked around the block to see if I could find her again but I couldn't track her down.
These are small steps but I feel enthusiastic about where things are going. I'm aware of the fickle nature of motivation - which is why I want to post here for accountability and community. This is the first time in my adult life living alone in a great city and I seek to make the most of it. I'd like to try and get good at street game and dedicate time every nice day I can to it.
-Bob Z