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This is tough to admit, but I'm a 23 year old virgin who has never done anything with a girl, except for a handful of makeouts, fueled by alcohol in my college years.
If any of you have read my other thread ("flakes are real"), I finally mustered up the courage to do the cold approach. While not a lot, I've racked up 12 approaches in total and got around 8 numbers from the approaches. Of the 8, I've gone on dates with 2. Thanks to college, my social circle, and from reading and watching 'pick-up', I feel like my cold approach game is above par. Granted I still have a ton to work on, but I'm starting to have some good fun with these approaches.
Here's my sticking point and the issue that's fucking me up. Due to my sexual inexperience, I can never muster up the courage to pull a girl home. I'm beyond nervous for what's next. What if I'm a bad kisser, bad at fingering. Or even one of my worse fears, what if I can't get hard. Can't perform. In a way, this isn't even performance anxiety. This is pre-performance anxiety. On top of this, I get an INCREDIBLE sense of guilt even thinking about trying to make a move. Almost as if my brain is saying "why are you doing this. you can be at the gym or doing homework, etc." In a way, it's almost like I lose interest in the girl because of my thoughts.
For example, I had a girl in my bed yesterday that clearly liked me, but I was frozen. I'm fine with touching/joking around/cuddling, but freeze up with going beyond that, for reasons explained in the last paragraph. I want to have the mindset "I'm about to rock this girl's night", but it's hard with the inexperience and thoughts that go through my head.
I know I just have to do something and see what happens, but it's so hard when I'm beyond nervous about the outcome. It's easy to tell myself just to not worry about what she thinks and just go for it, but every single time I return to this situation, I'm frozen. And yes, I have read Chase's article about performance with a new girl. I'll give it a re-read to see if it helps, but I want to know... Has anyone every struggled with this, or has previous experience/stories? If so, how did you over come it?
If any of you have read my other thread ("flakes are real"), I finally mustered up the courage to do the cold approach. While not a lot, I've racked up 12 approaches in total and got around 8 numbers from the approaches. Of the 8, I've gone on dates with 2. Thanks to college, my social circle, and from reading and watching 'pick-up', I feel like my cold approach game is above par. Granted I still have a ton to work on, but I'm starting to have some good fun with these approaches.
Here's my sticking point and the issue that's fucking me up. Due to my sexual inexperience, I can never muster up the courage to pull a girl home. I'm beyond nervous for what's next. What if I'm a bad kisser, bad at fingering. Or even one of my worse fears, what if I can't get hard. Can't perform. In a way, this isn't even performance anxiety. This is pre-performance anxiety. On top of this, I get an INCREDIBLE sense of guilt even thinking about trying to make a move. Almost as if my brain is saying "why are you doing this. you can be at the gym or doing homework, etc." In a way, it's almost like I lose interest in the girl because of my thoughts.
For example, I had a girl in my bed yesterday that clearly liked me, but I was frozen. I'm fine with touching/joking around/cuddling, but freeze up with going beyond that, for reasons explained in the last paragraph. I want to have the mindset "I'm about to rock this girl's night", but it's hard with the inexperience and thoughts that go through my head.
I know I just have to do something and see what happens, but it's so hard when I'm beyond nervous about the outcome. It's easy to tell myself just to not worry about what she thinks and just go for it, but every single time I return to this situation, I'm frozen. And yes, I have read Chase's article about performance with a new girl. I'll give it a re-read to see if it helps, but I want to know... Has anyone every struggled with this, or has previous experience/stories? If so, how did you over come it?