Daygame a Big Lie

[crazyhorse]

(04-29-2012 09:54 AM)freiheitlich Wrote:  What iam wondering. All this Gurus say, you have do tons of approaches to getting good. This theory is not true. I appraoch almost 2 years constatly without results. I think that gurus are stupid and they do not know how to getting good.

Do you actually enjoy hitting the streets to go after girls? I mean roaming down the street is so boring to me.

Also do you actually have a lot of social activities going on? I mean how on earth can you invest 2 years going after girls and still not get anywhere? If I were you I would focus on meeting girls in social situations and get pick up out of your head for a while. I think you're lacking fundamentals (sociability, friendliness etc.) What I mean is, is that your starting position is different, so you should approach it differently. My guess is that you're not having a very busy social life or don't particurarily enjoy your life in general.

This is a blog that I like, maybe you can get some inspiration from it.
http://anti-pua-johnny.blogspot.com/2012...s-guy.html

A last pointer. If you feel that you don't like daygame then don't do it. Not everybody succeeds in the same ways. There is no pressure on you to perform during the day. I really like what Jack Sparrow wrote "Sometimes knowing when to quit is just as important as knowing when to persist. Maybe your talent lies somewhere else, and you just need to discover it". Changing your "strategy" isn't weakness, in fact it shows strength, most guys just persist endlessly and keep making the same errors over and over. Don't be that guy!

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(04-28-2012 11:06 PM)Jack Sparrow Wrote:  Sometimes knowing when to quit is just as important as knowing when to persist. Maybe your talent lies somewhere else, and you just need to discover it.

I like this quote!