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This morning, I sat next to a pretty cute girl and pushed myself to do as many things as I could remember from GC articles on picking girls from class. I got a good vibe from her, she started brushing up against me between lectures while in conversation and I could find lots of common ground so that we could relate to each other.
However, as the class was dismissed, I was screaming to myself "Just go and fail! I don't want you to be scared about failing, I'd rather that you just get rejected than to not say anything to her at all for closure." This got me a bit more motivated but at the end we just walked down the hallway and I stood there like a little bitch, waiting for a natural way to ask her if she's free now (read: if she initiates another topic/asks me what I'm doing now) and to get some coffee. I need to hammer this down to my neurons, after a good opening and conversation, towards the end I stop myself from being more dominant (I guess my subconscious is preventing me from being too dominant, however even if I were to act in a way that would feel "uncomfortably dominant" to myself, an experienced guy would probably observe me as only somewhat dominant and commanding).
So she looked back at me, smiled and said bye, while I smiled back at her (I could have told her to wait and exchange numbers/etc. at this moment a thousand things come to my mind that are better than smiling like a fool). This is familiar, to that night where two cute and tipsy girls were waiting for me and my wingman to take them home while I stood there when I was supposed to close. So the girls -most probably surprised at me turning out to be a bitch after being confident approaching them and making great conversation- just said "well, I guess I'll see you guys somewhere on campus" then left.
After today's failure, I was completely furious at myself for doing so many things right but not going all the way and repeating this mistake. Am I not supposed to be this reactionary [due to abundance mentality]?
I guess in my mind this is a bit of a conundrum, if I embrace abundance mentality, I can say to myself "there are literally thousands of girls that I can open" and not care about failing to close or doing anything other wrongly. Thinking in terms of simple economics, if I were to believe that supply is virtually infinite (to my estimates, there are more than 13,000 girls around my age in this city, not counting the thousands that come here in the weekends, more than humanly needed to take a different one home each night) then the individual value of each girl would drop immensely. As the rest of the male population at school is either, in a monogamous relationship, single + looking for relationship + has zero interest/knowledge in game(I'm sure there are a couple people with game, but they seem to be very under the radar), or voluntarily celibate. Wouldn't this eventually warrant a person to exert very little effort (both perceived and proper) because the lack of worth of each individual girl? I want to correct and fine tune my process and this gut wrenching feeling (and the self-criticism that came after considering the situation calmly) that I got from the past mistake(described above as the two tipsy girls) should have prevented me from doing this morning's mistake, and honestly I'm not sure how to handle this situation right now.
Appreciate you reading this.
However, as the class was dismissed, I was screaming to myself "Just go and fail! I don't want you to be scared about failing, I'd rather that you just get rejected than to not say anything to her at all for closure." This got me a bit more motivated but at the end we just walked down the hallway and I stood there like a little bitch, waiting for a natural way to ask her if she's free now (read: if she initiates another topic/asks me what I'm doing now) and to get some coffee. I need to hammer this down to my neurons, after a good opening and conversation, towards the end I stop myself from being more dominant (I guess my subconscious is preventing me from being too dominant, however even if I were to act in a way that would feel "uncomfortably dominant" to myself, an experienced guy would probably observe me as only somewhat dominant and commanding).
So she looked back at me, smiled and said bye, while I smiled back at her (I could have told her to wait and exchange numbers/etc. at this moment a thousand things come to my mind that are better than smiling like a fool). This is familiar, to that night where two cute and tipsy girls were waiting for me and my wingman to take them home while I stood there when I was supposed to close. So the girls -most probably surprised at me turning out to be a bitch after being confident approaching them and making great conversation- just said "well, I guess I'll see you guys somewhere on campus" then left.
After today's failure, I was completely furious at myself for doing so many things right but not going all the way and repeating this mistake. Am I not supposed to be this reactionary [due to abundance mentality]?
I guess in my mind this is a bit of a conundrum, if I embrace abundance mentality, I can say to myself "there are literally thousands of girls that I can open" and not care about failing to close or doing anything other wrongly. Thinking in terms of simple economics, if I were to believe that supply is virtually infinite (to my estimates, there are more than 13,000 girls around my age in this city, not counting the thousands that come here in the weekends, more than humanly needed to take a different one home each night) then the individual value of each girl would drop immensely. As the rest of the male population at school is either, in a monogamous relationship, single + looking for relationship + has zero interest/knowledge in game(I'm sure there are a couple people with game, but they seem to be very under the radar), or voluntarily celibate. Wouldn't this eventually warrant a person to exert very little effort (both perceived and proper) because the lack of worth of each individual girl? I want to correct and fine tune my process and this gut wrenching feeling (and the self-criticism that came after considering the situation calmly) that I got from the past mistake(described above as the two tipsy girls) should have prevented me from doing this morning's mistake, and honestly I'm not sure how to handle this situation right now.
Appreciate you reading this.