I just read a post where the guy was asking about game other than day game. While there is a lot of information about night game and online game. I have not seen much about social circle game, which was my main source for years, so I want to start a thread. Chase has had a bit, but most was about groups that he organized, where my experience is with already existing groups.
One difference I see is in Chase's recent email on girls not to pursue. Social circle game offers chance with girls who have already rejected you, although you should not chase them! However, since you can continue to interact with them, you may get other chances.
An example: a woman L was introduced to our square dance class by an older female co-worker. I dated L once, and then she broke up to go with someone else. I still saw the co-worker most weeks and danced and talked with her several times a month. At about 6 months intervals, I would ask the co-worker how L was doing and tell her to say Hi for me. When the guy broke up with her, the co-worker introduced to a hiking club and L called to suggest joining the group for the next hike. We were in an LTR for a couple of years and about 200 lays until we split because she could not have children, but are still good friends.
In cases where the girl continues to belong to the group, even though she has rejected you once, she may change her mind and show interest later. Note, you should not pursue her, just keep active with the group.
I have never found any problem with these groups in being the guy who goes to meet the new women who come to see what it is like. If there is a group of guys who control access to social events outside main meetings, they may shut you out from the social events, in which case you may want to change groups (only seen this with religious groups.)
One difference I see is in Chase's recent email on girls not to pursue. Social circle game offers chance with girls who have already rejected you, although you should not chase them! However, since you can continue to interact with them, you may get other chances.
An example: a woman L was introduced to our square dance class by an older female co-worker. I dated L once, and then she broke up to go with someone else. I still saw the co-worker most weeks and danced and talked with her several times a month. At about 6 months intervals, I would ask the co-worker how L was doing and tell her to say Hi for me. When the guy broke up with her, the co-worker introduced to a hiking club and L called to suggest joining the group for the next hike. We were in an LTR for a couple of years and about 200 lays until we split because she could not have children, but are still good friends.
In cases where the girl continues to belong to the group, even though she has rejected you once, she may change her mind and show interest later. Note, you should not pursue her, just keep active with the group.
I have never found any problem with these groups in being the guy who goes to meet the new women who come to see what it is like. If there is a group of guys who control access to social events outside main meetings, they may shut you out from the social events, in which case you may want to change groups (only seen this with religious groups.)
