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31/01/20
I struggle with solo night game - a lot! Mainly because of feeling like an outsider like I described here
Last night I was at home until 9:30pm and didn't want to go out, but dragged myself out anyway. I dressed up and walked to a place 10 minutes away from mine. I've had makeouts and danced with some pretty attractive girls here on the dance floor (when I've been with my friends), but I've never pulled despite living so close.
When I got there I grabbed a drink and found a free table. A mixed group of five guys and two girls, and a group of three girls sat at the other tables. I didn't engage and just sat there watching the tennis which was on - I was using this as an excuse not to engage anyone. After a while two guys came up to me and we talked for a bit - they pushed me to talk to one of the girls in the mixed group so I greeted her - she said hi with a smile but then one of her guy friends came back and she re-engaged him. The guys left while I was talking to her.
While sitting down I started looking around at the people around me. All generally early 20s. Most of the really hot girls I saw who were dressed to the nines were with guys who were either overweight and/or who put no effort into dressing up and were wearing shorts and ugly t-shirts - this pissed me off and I kept wondering how they were meeting each other. My city is very social circle based so it's more than likely these guys have just lucked into meeting these girls through friends. I also thought I might be overdressed for this venue and that maybe I'm coming across as try hard with my floral shirt, long pants and nice shoes when everyone else is looking pretty casual.
The three girls at the other table left to get a drink and another group got their table, when they came back they came to my table. I tried engaging them and joked about this being the open table that everyone comes and gos to. But it fizzled and I went back to watching the tennis. After a while another guy (wearing shorts and tshirt and a hat) came in and engaged the group and focused on one of the girls (a redhead). She seemed into it but then the group left, the guy and I started talking and he told me she was giving him nothing and was too young (apparently the girls were 19, he was 26. I'm 27). I introduced myself and him and I ran into each other throughout the night - I saw him engaging in multiple sets but he left looking tired and dejected later on.
When the tennis finished I sort of ambled around, sitting in random places and scrolling through my phone. I went to the dance floor and starting dancing a bit, but I realized I was using this as an escape to what I was supposed to be doing which was talking to girls. Dancing is what I'm familiar with, it's what has gotten me the most quick validation (makeouts, girls looking at me and dancing with me) but not results. So I've naturally been gravitating towards the dance floor even though long term I know the chances are much lower that I pull.
I left the dancefloor and sat down at a bench, when I noticed a girl who I'd seen earlier sitting down looking tired. She looked a bit young, but I had noticed her earlier dancing a lot and we'd made eye contact a few times. I went over to her and commented on how I loved her dance moves from earlier. She mumbled something and then received a call - apparently it was a friend she was with. She got up and left. At this point I called it quits. I started walking home (at 12am when the place closed at 3am) then had a change of heart and went back.
After going back I did pretty much the same thing, ambling around, sitting on my phone. I noticed hot girls looking at me when they walked past but when I returned eye contact they'd look to the side. I stood up and noticed a two set who kept looking in my direction and smiling. I went over to them and engaged while they were having a smoke but they didn't seem interested at all - bummer. I wished them a good night and walked away. After ambling around some more and getting in my head again, I decided to leave at 1:30am.
Summary:
My whole vibe is off. I'm getting bad reactions because I feel like I don't belong and it's showing on the outside.
I need a night game plan because the whole going out alone and hoping I muster up the courage to talk to people does not work.
I have plenty of reference experiences from within the last year alone to know that a lot of these hot girls probably find me attractive (because I have danced and made out with girls who look exactly like them and my looks have not changed drastically in the last year. Funny enough I was wearing a t-shirt and shorts on a lot of these occasions), but taking that leap and breaking in to the groups while they're talking still seems almost impossible (despite me having done it before in moments where I've been uncharacteristically self confident). Getting to that point consistently is haardd.
I struggle with solo night game - a lot! Mainly because of feeling like an outsider like I described here
Last night I was at home until 9:30pm and didn't want to go out, but dragged myself out anyway. I dressed up and walked to a place 10 minutes away from mine. I've had makeouts and danced with some pretty attractive girls here on the dance floor (when I've been with my friends), but I've never pulled despite living so close.
When I got there I grabbed a drink and found a free table. A mixed group of five guys and two girls, and a group of three girls sat at the other tables. I didn't engage and just sat there watching the tennis which was on - I was using this as an excuse not to engage anyone. After a while two guys came up to me and we talked for a bit - they pushed me to talk to one of the girls in the mixed group so I greeted her - she said hi with a smile but then one of her guy friends came back and she re-engaged him. The guys left while I was talking to her.
While sitting down I started looking around at the people around me. All generally early 20s. Most of the really hot girls I saw who were dressed to the nines were with guys who were either overweight and/or who put no effort into dressing up and were wearing shorts and ugly t-shirts - this pissed me off and I kept wondering how they were meeting each other. My city is very social circle based so it's more than likely these guys have just lucked into meeting these girls through friends. I also thought I might be overdressed for this venue and that maybe I'm coming across as try hard with my floral shirt, long pants and nice shoes when everyone else is looking pretty casual.
The three girls at the other table left to get a drink and another group got their table, when they came back they came to my table. I tried engaging them and joked about this being the open table that everyone comes and gos to. But it fizzled and I went back to watching the tennis. After a while another guy (wearing shorts and tshirt and a hat) came in and engaged the group and focused on one of the girls (a redhead). She seemed into it but then the group left, the guy and I started talking and he told me she was giving him nothing and was too young (apparently the girls were 19, he was 26. I'm 27). I introduced myself and him and I ran into each other throughout the night - I saw him engaging in multiple sets but he left looking tired and dejected later on.
When the tennis finished I sort of ambled around, sitting in random places and scrolling through my phone. I went to the dance floor and starting dancing a bit, but I realized I was using this as an escape to what I was supposed to be doing which was talking to girls. Dancing is what I'm familiar with, it's what has gotten me the most quick validation (makeouts, girls looking at me and dancing with me) but not results. So I've naturally been gravitating towards the dance floor even though long term I know the chances are much lower that I pull.
I left the dancefloor and sat down at a bench, when I noticed a girl who I'd seen earlier sitting down looking tired. She looked a bit young, but I had noticed her earlier dancing a lot and we'd made eye contact a few times. I went over to her and commented on how I loved her dance moves from earlier. She mumbled something and then received a call - apparently it was a friend she was with. She got up and left. At this point I called it quits. I started walking home (at 12am when the place closed at 3am) then had a change of heart and went back.
After going back I did pretty much the same thing, ambling around, sitting on my phone. I noticed hot girls looking at me when they walked past but when I returned eye contact they'd look to the side. I stood up and noticed a two set who kept looking in my direction and smiling. I went over to them and engaged while they were having a smoke but they didn't seem interested at all - bummer. I wished them a good night and walked away. After ambling around some more and getting in my head again, I decided to leave at 1:30am.
Summary:
My whole vibe is off. I'm getting bad reactions because I feel like I don't belong and it's showing on the outside.
I need a night game plan because the whole going out alone and hoping I muster up the courage to talk to people does not work.
I have plenty of reference experiences from within the last year alone to know that a lot of these hot girls probably find me attractive (because I have danced and made out with girls who look exactly like them and my looks have not changed drastically in the last year. Funny enough I was wearing a t-shirt and shorts on a lot of these occasions), but taking that leap and breaking in to the groups while they're talking still seems almost impossible (despite me having done it before in moments where I've been uncharacteristically self confident). Getting to that point consistently is haardd.
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