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Regarding that girl: the BF is OUT the equation, he is not here on the field, he can't provide the warmth, the laughs, the physical contact, none of that. I was in your situation a dozen time, had the girl about 10 times. Sometimes got serious, sometimes only got the juice cavern, but still. Just give yourself more time to close, in order for her to manage her self esteem during the transition (she needs time to make sure she really likes you in order not to feel like a slut).
Last advice, my understanding of the game, and I might be wrong coz I'm new to the forum (but not to the game), is that it's about getting laid. If you do genuinely fancy the girl, don't play. Just be yourself, playing fucks it up. Maybe at the beginning to crack her but no more. But then again, freshman...i'd say take it easy, play until you get bored then later you'll feel complete and ready for something serious.
So in line with Spire 5517, the key to college is building the network, end up having the choice between 5 parties every night, socialize in different groups. Actually it's also the key to business but different topic^^
When I was in college, I was in a few different boxes : metal fan / snowboarder-mountain redneck / geek. Well if you stick to the geek, or metal fans, no so much action going on. Snowboard girls are crazy for us, but in the Alps, not in Minnesota.
As much I as don't like frats, I had plenty in class with me, i made friends, did some crazy shit (this I always do even now at past 30yo...) that made me cool and got invited to some parties...and girls going there know where they step foot. Also stick to whoever organize cool events, music festivals etc, for me I used the fact that I am a photographer to offer my services etc.
No shame, break in social groups, it's college, a lot can be achieved there.
It is good to have a large social circle, but keep in mind why your in school and that is to get an education. Don't let your social life take over. It did for me and I haven't went back to finish school. I think you should have a solid social circle just keep in mind how much time and energy it takes to build relationships with all of these people. Most of the time they are worth is but it is a lot of effort to maintain these relationships after you make them as well. Having 200 friends you can hang out with is impossible to maintain(my freshmen year I was very well known). I have like 80 people I hang out with and that is hard to deal with, I never have a boring night, but I also can't ever kick it with my close friends or girls depending on the week(I work late 4 days a week).
Find the 2-3 networkers that seem to own a listing of most of the events every night and use their contacts is my recommendation. After that you will get all the social life you want with out nearly as many problems as far as too many people to kick it with, consistently standing people up because you have plans. Never getting a chance to kick it because plans overlap. etc.
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