I've been seeing a pattern lately and I'm wondering if anyone can provide some insight.
Have you had trouble picking up more average looking girls (maybe HB5 to HB7 range) as you have become more advanced and mastered your fundamentals?
For reference, I have slept with around 50 girls (lost exact count after 30). I have never tried day game, have relied on social circle, night game, and online dating.
I don't think that I'm treating the more average girls differently, in fact I think I'm connecting with them better than I am with the hotter girls.
And yet for the last few months, I've had hot girls that I didn't like hit me up repeatedly while girls that weren't as attractive wouldn't come home with me or agree to a 2nd date.
I've had many girls tell may how hot I am (both average looking girls and hotter girls) yet even the average looking girls that compliment me don't want to meet up again after our first or second meeting, whether we sleep together or not.
Anyone else experience this? Any feedback would be appreciated, positive or negative.
Thanks,
Dallas
Have you had trouble picking up more average looking girls (maybe HB5 to HB7 range) as you have become more advanced and mastered your fundamentals?
For reference, I have slept with around 50 girls (lost exact count after 30). I have never tried day game, have relied on social circle, night game, and online dating.
I don't think that I'm treating the more average girls differently, in fact I think I'm connecting with them better than I am with the hotter girls.
And yet for the last few months, I've had hot girls that I didn't like hit me up repeatedly while girls that weren't as attractive wouldn't come home with me or agree to a 2nd date.
I've had many girls tell may how hot I am (both average looking girls and hotter girls) yet even the average looking girls that compliment me don't want to meet up again after our first or second meeting, whether we sleep together or not.
Anyone else experience this? Any feedback would be appreciated, positive or negative.
Thanks,
Dallas