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The Girls Chase Boards are a place where you can share information, discoveries, best practices, and experiences with other men interested in learning about and perfecting the art of seduction. You can find a list of each public board and its rough posting guidelines here: Descriptions of Each Board.
You should approach the Boards the same way you'd approach a conversation with peers and mentors in any field: thoughtfully, helpfully, and respectfully. You'll notice that the Boards are broken down into major boards and sub boards - this is to keep things organized, and make it easier to find the specific topics in specific areas that members are searching for.
There are a number of resources here for new users, including the Newbie Assignment to give you some clear direction on how to get going approaching seduction as a skill set to be learned. When you're first getting your footing on the Boards, start in Beginners and branch out from there (unless you're already a seasoned veteran with both pickup and forums... in that case, get started where feels most appropriate, probably in General).
Try to avoid posting topics about questions that have already been asked (do a search before asking something to see if someone has asked your question already; chances are, someone has), and don't engage in flame wars or troll-baiting - if you see any of this going on, please report it to a moderator to deal with rather than wade into the fight yourself.
Also, please be sure to give your posts a quick look over for spelling before you hit ""Submit,"" and please remember to use the ""Enter"" (""Return"" on Macs) key to create some paragraphs - you'll be far more likely to get responses to your posts if they're free of distracting spelling errors and easy to read with plenty of white space (no ""walls of text"").
You'll get out of these boards what you put in. The guys who learn the most, best, and fastest in pickup are the ones who are both going out and actually doing it, then sitting down, remembering their experiences, writing them down and analyzing them and getting helpful pointers and analyses and feedback from mentors and peers, and continually testing, refining, and testing again. That's how you build a solid, effective skill set, and achieve the results you want to achieve with women and dating - and sometimes a whole lot more than you even thought you could.
You should approach the Boards the same way you'd approach a conversation with peers and mentors in any field: thoughtfully, helpfully, and respectfully. You'll notice that the Boards are broken down into major boards and sub boards - this is to keep things organized, and make it easier to find the specific topics in specific areas that members are searching for.
There are a number of resources here for new users, including the Newbie Assignment to give you some clear direction on how to get going approaching seduction as a skill set to be learned. When you're first getting your footing on the Boards, start in Beginners and branch out from there (unless you're already a seasoned veteran with both pickup and forums... in that case, get started where feels most appropriate, probably in General).
Try to avoid posting topics about questions that have already been asked (do a search before asking something to see if someone has asked your question already; chances are, someone has), and don't engage in flame wars or troll-baiting - if you see any of this going on, please report it to a moderator to deal with rather than wade into the fight yourself.
Also, please be sure to give your posts a quick look over for spelling before you hit ""Submit,"" and please remember to use the ""Enter"" (""Return"" on Macs) key to create some paragraphs - you'll be far more likely to get responses to your posts if they're free of distracting spelling errors and easy to read with plenty of white space (no ""walls of text"").
You'll get out of these boards what you put in. The guys who learn the most, best, and fastest in pickup are the ones who are both going out and actually doing it, then sitting down, remembering their experiences, writing them down and analyzing them and getting helpful pointers and analyses and feedback from mentors and peers, and continually testing, refining, and testing again. That's how you build a solid, effective skill set, and achieve the results you want to achieve with women and dating - and sometimes a whole lot more than you even thought you could.