Ok, I've got a big dilemma. I've been out in the last 3 months with two of my best mates, who are both very attractive males (ie. they turn heads every where we go). When we go out, we usually open a set together. But in most cases, it always ends up with one or more girls (always the hot ones) telling me that my friend is really cute and asking me whether he is available.

This has really got on my nerve of late. Any ideas?

Discod, first of all you believe that your friends are better looking than you and that's why you end up delivering messages to them. Work on your inner game a bit and do what you need to build confidence. Looks are not that important in the game. Secondly, don't open sets together. That shows that you need your friends to boost you. Open sets alone and follow your game and then your good-looking friends will only be social proof to you. Make girls attracted to you and when you are in a set with your friends be the leader of the group. I'm sure that your friends convey that and that's why women are so attracted to them. And finally, if any girl asks you anything about your friend don't jump into her hoop. You can neg her for example "Yeah dream on. You're not his type" or sth. Then DHV and she is yours. Looks are not the problem here. Think about your game, and open sets on your own. That's what we all have to do if we want to become better. And most importantly, have fun...

I suggest not going sarging a lot with them, there going to overshadow u with there looks, Game is realy important but not if ur next to a brad pit type of guy, Trust me if these two guy make heads turn type of thing, its going to be hard for the girls to pay attention to u, If u must sarge with them I would peacock, dress nicely, have a item that will capture the imagination(a story to go along with it) and be the alpha male of the group, but like I said if I were u, I would find diffrent wings

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