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PostPosted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 1:17 pm 
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I'm new to adelaide and i'm aching to go out and meet new people. But i'm utterly shy and have no balls whatsoever.

So now i'm trying to grow some but what would be great is if anybody who has gamed alone could put some reports or some experiences up on this page. How they overcame the akwardness of being alone, good places to start etc.

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PostPosted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 1:36 pm 
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I challenged myself by underdressing and going to the fanciest club district of my country, determined to have a good time with the hottest/coolest people around. Not caring what people would think, I succeeded in making my way into some sets and having lots of fun.

I think not being results-oriented was key. In order to acieve this, and to get a good flow, I decided to use each beer as a timer - as soon as I had finished my beer, I had to excuse myself and move on to the next bar.


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PostPosted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 1:47 pm 
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I haven't really "sarged" much and have only entered a hand full of sets and have done so going lone-wolf because most of my friends/associates are either AFC and are in relationships of varying quality. But when I have, I've found the following helpful:


Trick To Sarging Solo [quote]Trick To Sarging Solo
Author: Toecutter

The trick to sarging solo as far as I am concerned is not to look like you are there alone.
Here is how:
Know the staff and regulars. These people are always there and get you chatting. Sometimes it can be hard just to jump out of your skin and START talking. Especially if you have not spoken to anyone before you walk in. I would also suggest, if it has been a while since you last spoke, getting on your cell phone just before entering and warming up your mouth a bit with a friend, then hit your bar staff and regulars, then girls. Hi-fives and high energy all the way as you do your entrance.
Next thing: Never stand alone. Or if you are alone, realise that you have to get into a conversation immediately. Like FUCKING NOW! It does not matter with whom, if you stand alone you will stale out, feel unproofed, and chicken out of getting it restarted. When alone between sets you want to look like you are doing something. Walk around as if you are looking for someone or heading for the bathroom or order another drink or something. Chat with the waitress or bar manager again. Watch the live music and have clear enjoyment on your face if there is live music, but do not let these sorts of activities be crutches ... get the fuck into a conversation. Don’t stand still alone. Eject from one set ... "Look I have gotta go, nice meeting you", turn around make your way through the crowd as if you have a destination but are in no hurry, spot a second new set and open it. Merge sets, isolate chicks.
Easier places are those that are crowded. When the place is crowded it just looks like you are separated from your friends. If asked, your friends are "Over there". Get good standing / drinking crowds where people are standing in sets. Big sets are fine. Go in with opinion openers and work the guys hard. Without your own set of mates there it is handy to have some guys to slap backs with and shit between sets. Don’t shy away from mixed sets at all. You are there alone. Mixed sets are good for you.
Avoid places where every move you make can be seen by everyone in the bar. In other words, a semi-empty bar with beautiful bar staff and waitresses lazing around doing not much and some seated sets at tables is not a good place to sarge when you are alone even if the targets are higher quality here than up the street. Also, you want to resist the temptation to be the bar-fly and sit on a bar stool with a beer in your hand.
But number 1 rule is to always be in conversation.
What does a guy who is at a bar, club or lounge alone look like? He is standing alone watching the rest of the people. What does a guy who is not alone look like? He is speaking to people. So what is the difference between being an alone guy and a guy with people? Starting a conversation. That is the only thing standing in the way of turning you from an alone-guy to a with-mates guy. An ice-breaker. If you are in a conversation, to the rest of the bar it will look like you are there with the people you are speaking to. So you have just got to speak to people. Ask a mixed set what they think about whether you should get your tongue pierced. Tell them your girlfriend wants you to do it. Let the unknown guys in the set have all the cunnilingus gags. Set up jokes for them, and disqualify yourself from the women in the sets so the guys are comfortable with you there. Whatever. Now you have new insta-friends. Just speak.
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Swingcat also wrote this in response to a question on Sarging alone and trying to build a circle of male friends in order to not look awkward in a club/bar:
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I'm going to share a story with you. A few years back, I was out at a nightclub with a friend of mine.
Alas, he got violently ill and decided to go home. I had a few drinks in me and wasn't in the mood to risk getting a DUI.
I was left with these two options: Either I could sit in my car and give myself a hypno lap dance until I sobered up or I could go back into the night club.
I spent a few minutes brooding over how all of the women at the bar would look at me as if I had the words "I'm a loser because I'm alone!" written in permanent red marker across my forehead.
Then, out of nowhere, I snapped and made the decision to go into the bar.
Maybe it was the alcohol talking. Maybe it was because there was a full moon out. I dunno?
I entered the bar and like a battering ram I charged headlong into the first group of girls in sight.
I ended up really hitting it off with one of them. I was digging her and she was digging me. I could just feel the sexual attraction between the both of us. As I was holding onto her hands, I looked into her eyes and pulled her closely into me as if I was about to kiss her. I could tell she wanted to kiss me.
Instead of kissing her, I said: "You are such an awesome girl that I wouldn't want to ruin our friendship by hooking up."
She looked a little disappointed but acquiesced to "being only friends." For the rest of the night I made her my wingman, helping me get several phone numbers of other women.
But here's the kicker: I still ended up sleeping with her that night. In a bit, I'll reveal to you how I was able to TURN A FRIEND INTO A LOVER. So keep reading.
I had a great time and have been out alone dozens and dozens of times since. Going out alone has given me some interesting insights:
1) Having the skill to go out alone communicates to your unconscious mind that your success with women and people is not dependent on others. You'll unknowingly give off to women an air of confidence, charisma, and power.
2) Women see guys as losers who feel like losers for being out alone. If you communicate to women that being out alone doesn't bother you in the slightest, they WILL NOT JUDGE YOU AS A LOSER.
3) Going out by yourself is a surefire way to increase your success with women because... It Forces You To Interact With Lots Of Them!
Women make much better wingmen than guys.
So, if I were you, I'd focus more on befriending girls you can use as wingmen to help you meet and attract other women.
Most women could care less if you're with another guy. Of course, there are exceptions - like if she's a swinger looking to have a ménage à trois with you and your buddy.
However - and I don't know if this is biological hardwiring or cultural conditioning...
Women Feel Attraction Toward Men In The Company Of Other Women!
Does this mean that if a woman sees you with other women she'll indubitably FEEL attraction toward you? No - but she's more likely to!


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PostPosted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 2:50 pm 
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I went to a club in the city alone. I too wanted to know what it was like and I am shy as anything. I can approach girls easily enough but holding conversations is my weak point. I found that if you go into it without looking to pick up you're more relaxed. The scariest part is getting in without friends so just say your friends are inside or try to find the promoter in the line (which I was lucky enough to do) and make friends. Do not try to get in with a group of guys because clubs want girls and not sausages. If you can, make friends with girls in the line and try to get in with them.

Inside get a drink straight away. You'll want to relax a bit but don't look nervous, relaxed but confident body language and a smile. Walk while drinking, dance a little to the music as you walk and look for openers. Do not ever be standing in one spot doing nothing. If you need an excuse because you don't know what to do then go into the toilets and close the door for a few minutes and think about what you can do once out there. If dancing, do not look around at girls. If you do you will appear nervous and don't know what you're doing. Instead just go with the music and have a good time. Occasionally (between songs) glance around the room and see what's going on. Eventually you'll meet a girl's eyes and you have to IOI. Sometimes guys will be looking at you wondering why you're dancing alone. Just give them a thumbs up or something and they'll give one back and go about their business. When I was dancing alone a lot of girls would dance next to me or in front of me and I just smiled and kept dancing. I'm not good at dance floor game so I didn't try pick these up.

No one ever came up to me and called me a loser or loney. No one ever gave me dirty looks. The bouncers didn't care if I was alone because I didn't act like I was alone. No girls felt creeped out or thought I was desperate to pick up. A lot of girls were really nice and smiled when I spoke to them and didn't tell me to fuck off like has happened when I was with my friends.

I was able to approach some girls at the bar or they approached me because I looked confident, I looked liked I was there to have fun and not a creepy loner but like I said my conversation skills let me down. Overall I had a good night. It is not so bad going out alone and I'll do it again soon and really go at it hard to pick up.


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PostPosted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 5:10 am 
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Hey mate, im from Adelaide.

Not to sure how much experience since this post. And im not an AFC in this scence, but am realllly comfortable with women - always have been.

So im kinda rAFC I guess. Maybe we can help each other out and stuff.
Post back if your keen.


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PostPosted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 6:35 am 
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As others already said, the whole "i'm alone in a club/bar that means i'm loser" stigma is bs, and it's up to you to get rid of it. Attitude is everything, and women will notice this. If you feel confident going out by yourself there's no reason why others shoud see you on a bad light.


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