Hey folks, and thanks a lot for the tips I've been getting so far. Although I haven't got laid from daygame yet, I feel like the numbers are getting better.
I can consistently get a number or two for every 6-7 strong approaches I make, and the last three weeks I have been on two dates with different girls, something I never thought could be possible when I started applying daygame in everyday situations over a month ago.
However, after around 80 approaches, my approach anxiety is still there. Nervousness is still a feeling that I have to ignore when I open somebody.
And its still quite exhausting; I mean, its not just the cold approach, but the whole drill with getting my state up, warm up sets, seeing an opportunity, taking it, learning from it as well as trying to figure out my weak points and correcting my mistakes is a very hard thing to do.
But the hardest feeling I am trying to get over is the emotion of loneliness.
I am the only guy I know, at least from my social circles, that is 100% committed to this. I meet some cool guys from time to time that say they are serious about this and want to exchange knowledge based on experiences with women. However all the guys I've met so far are either;
I have come to realize that most guys, even the ones that spend hundreds and hundreds of dollars on dating programs, seminars and boot camps, don't want to do the actual work. Many of them are still crappy with women months later and don't understand that actual experience is the only way of learning seduction.
I have asked many guys I thought where serious about this. A lot of them talk about this, but I don't see any of them be willing to put the hard work to get good at this. It makes me crazy and I feel like I am the only guy out there doing this.
So my question for you is. How do you deal being the only guy in your social circle doing all this work?
And why do so many guys just chicken out when it comes to learning the art of meeting, attracting and seducing women?
I am very lucky to have this board though. Cos living in Norway - Norwegians are known for being extremely shy, and introverted - and doing all this work makes me feel like an alien. How do I accept that most of the time, I might be the only guy doing this?
I can consistently get a number or two for every 6-7 strong approaches I make, and the last three weeks I have been on two dates with different girls, something I never thought could be possible when I started applying daygame in everyday situations over a month ago.
However, after around 80 approaches, my approach anxiety is still there. Nervousness is still a feeling that I have to ignore when I open somebody.
And its still quite exhausting; I mean, its not just the cold approach, but the whole drill with getting my state up, warm up sets, seeing an opportunity, taking it, learning from it as well as trying to figure out my weak points and correcting my mistakes is a very hard thing to do.
But the hardest feeling I am trying to get over is the emotion of loneliness.
I am the only guy I know, at least from my social circles, that is 100% committed to this. I meet some cool guys from time to time that say they are serious about this and want to exchange knowledge based on experiences with women. However all the guys I've met so far are either;
- *Not willing to put the effort it takes to become good with women, or
- *Are into this just to become boyfriend with the first girl they hook up with and then dissapear
I have come to realize that most guys, even the ones that spend hundreds and hundreds of dollars on dating programs, seminars and boot camps, don't want to do the actual work. Many of them are still crappy with women months later and don't understand that actual experience is the only way of learning seduction.
I have asked many guys I thought where serious about this. A lot of them talk about this, but I don't see any of them be willing to put the hard work to get good at this. It makes me crazy and I feel like I am the only guy out there doing this.
So my question for you is. How do you deal being the only guy in your social circle doing all this work?
And why do so many guys just chicken out when it comes to learning the art of meeting, attracting and seducing women?
I am very lucky to have this board though. Cos living in Norway - Norwegians are known for being extremely shy, and introverted - and doing all this work makes me feel like an alien. How do I accept that most of the time, I might be the only guy doing this?

