Hey, as you can see, I'm Sarel, a New York 15-year old going on 16 soon enough. I'm going on a bit of a "self-help" journey, one of my own accord. There's a lot of things I wanna get done while I'm still in high school, and increasing my experience with girls happens to be one of them. They say with age comes experience, so might as well start as early as possible. I've never had a girlfriend or before, gonna come right out and say that. I'm still young, yeah, but with the rate I'm going now, I kind of fear that if I leave everything unchecked it'll remain like that for a while, so why not start now?

I've gone to private school all my life, so I didn't come out of my shell and get much social experience until 8th grade (of course, social experience wasn't really a necessity until then because people weren't really hanging out until then. I went to a pretty small school). When I got in there, I started talking to girls as friends, I never really had the balls to do anything and even then, most of them had known me since Kindergarten and couldn't picture dating me pretty much because I was me. It also didn't help that I was a slim kid with a little big of an acne problem. Okay, maybe the acne thing wasn't a big deal, but I was still slim , and the girls there were superficial and bitchy enough to think they deserved Abercrombie and Fitch models than the guys in our grade. Admittedly, this left me with a bit of a "salty" opinion of a lot of girls, but I can't deny that it's kind of my fault too for not addressing some problems I indeed did have.

Anyway, I'm still slim, but I go to the gym to gain every week, and I've been getting cut little by little. My confidence has improved a lot more, and I can actually open sets with people casually now, I guess. The thing is, I'm more likely to friendzone myself than anything. I like to go in with a laidback tone, because I know how important it is to not imply you care very much, girls come and go. There's a lot of things I still have to learn, so I'm here to do what I can while I'm still in high school.