| Alright, I have read about PUA for about 9 months now, but have not actually made an approach, until 2 days ago.
A friend from work organised a singles night and booked a floor in a nightclub, and all my team at work went including me. I didn't actually expect to chat anyone up there, I was thinking more about going to other clubs after the singles night and approaching then.
When I got there my friend who organised was there, her bf, and then 3 people had turned up (no-one from work yet), and it was an hour into it, most of whom were the wrong gender, lol. This made it pretty awkward, there was a small group sat around a table, with an entire floor of a nightclub to ourselves, so I figured the best course of action is to get drunk, this was at about 8:45.
So by about 11pm, I was properly hammered, but there was a group of 3, pretty attractive girls sitting the other side of the room for the past hour or so, so I spoke to my friend, and asked her to introduce me, seeing as she organised the night. So my friend introduced us, can't really remember what she said exactly, but me+my friend sat down with them, and started talking. Tell you what though, I had 7 bottles of smirnoff ice and 6 shots of vodka at that time, and I was still struggling to keep the conversation up, if it wasn't for my friend there'd have just been a permanent awkward silence. But we talked just about ourselves really, what we're doing, they're gonna go to uni, I told them that I work etc, then when the music started properly so we couldn't hear each other, they got up and walked off, and I gave one of em a hug and a kiss on the cheek.
Made me realise its wayy harder than I thought it was, these 3 girls were pretty open, no bitch-shield or anything, were my age, and I had a proper people person friend introduce us, plus I was smashed (but not slurring words thankfully), and I still struggled with any conversation...
We left about 20 mins later, and I had one colossal hangover the next day...
So I learnt 2 things, to approach more often, and to read less. I've read loads of books about PUA, but none helped me there, where I struggled to actually keep up a conversation (which I'm thinking more approaching would fix quite quickly). Still, I couldn't of chosen a nicer group of girls to go to, they were all quite friendly, so helped my AA quite a lot.
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