This is not a positive or negative evaluation of game, just an attempt to put my thoughts together.
Three years ago, I discovered Girls Chase, and my life changed forever. Over those three years, I've gone from being a 21 year old guy who knew he was nothing like what he wanted, to being a 24 year old guy is very close to the man he wants to be. A lot of that is probably just inevitable maturing, but then, I see a lot of guys who don't seem to mature successfully, so maybe I did need Girls Chase to guide me along the way.
I had slept with only my high school girlfriend by the age of 21, when I discovered Girls Chase. Since then, I've added nine women the count; very meager, though not terrible considering I got in a two-year relationship three months after starting my journey, during which time I was (mostly) loyal to my partner (read the forum post on why guys drop out of the game right before taking it to the next level, it's really good).
As far as what I've found here and overall in learning to be attractive to women: It absolutely works. All of it. I have personally verified to be true every piece of advice I've ever read on the public side of this site. Sleep with women within an hour of meeting them? Check. Pick up different types of girls in different venues, day game, night game, direct and indirect approaches, fundamentals... it's never steered me wrong, except when I didn't understand them properly out of my own blockishness. I would highly recommend these ideas to any young man simply as a lifestyle guide.
However, as someone who's practiced this stuff for three years, spending effort and diligently trying to learn from my mistakes, I'm still not very good at it. Or rather, I feel like I'm very good at it, but I still don't get much in the way of results. I'm sure that's more a reflection on me than on the material, but, I think I'm a bright and studious student, so I wish I were more easily taught to success. Honestly? I still struggle to get a date. Sometimes I'm able to move fast and sleep with women; most of the time I get friendzoned. Truthfully, the lessons I've learned here have helped me a hundred times more professionally, with other guys, and socially overall than with women in a dating context. I'm not fantastic looking, but I usually turn heads, and I know guys far less attractive than me that do way better with women, so I can't use that as an excuse.
So here I am, three years later, and my conclusion, personally? I feel greatly indebted to this resource for many, many, things, even including success with women. But all the stories I hear about guys who sleep with 20 women in their first year, and all these veterans who can get dime-quality sex any time, any where -- I guess I missed that chapter in the textbook.
Thanks for reading, I'd like to hear your thoughts.
Three years ago, I discovered Girls Chase, and my life changed forever. Over those three years, I've gone from being a 21 year old guy who knew he was nothing like what he wanted, to being a 24 year old guy is very close to the man he wants to be. A lot of that is probably just inevitable maturing, but then, I see a lot of guys who don't seem to mature successfully, so maybe I did need Girls Chase to guide me along the way.
I had slept with only my high school girlfriend by the age of 21, when I discovered Girls Chase. Since then, I've added nine women the count; very meager, though not terrible considering I got in a two-year relationship three months after starting my journey, during which time I was (mostly) loyal to my partner (read the forum post on why guys drop out of the game right before taking it to the next level, it's really good).
As far as what I've found here and overall in learning to be attractive to women: It absolutely works. All of it. I have personally verified to be true every piece of advice I've ever read on the public side of this site. Sleep with women within an hour of meeting them? Check. Pick up different types of girls in different venues, day game, night game, direct and indirect approaches, fundamentals... it's never steered me wrong, except when I didn't understand them properly out of my own blockishness. I would highly recommend these ideas to any young man simply as a lifestyle guide.
However, as someone who's practiced this stuff for three years, spending effort and diligently trying to learn from my mistakes, I'm still not very good at it. Or rather, I feel like I'm very good at it, but I still don't get much in the way of results. I'm sure that's more a reflection on me than on the material, but, I think I'm a bright and studious student, so I wish I were more easily taught to success. Honestly? I still struggle to get a date. Sometimes I'm able to move fast and sleep with women; most of the time I get friendzoned. Truthfully, the lessons I've learned here have helped me a hundred times more professionally, with other guys, and socially overall than with women in a dating context. I'm not fantastic looking, but I usually turn heads, and I know guys far less attractive than me that do way better with women, so I can't use that as an excuse.
So here I am, three years later, and my conclusion, personally? I feel greatly indebted to this resource for many, many, things, even including success with women. But all the stories I hear about guys who sleep with 20 women in their first year, and all these veterans who can get dime-quality sex any time, any where -- I guess I missed that chapter in the textbook.
Thanks for reading, I'd like to hear your thoughts.

