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We all know that even the world's greatest pick up artist will get shot down from time to time. The difference between him and an AFC? He will smile, walk away and not give a flying fuck. The AFC who is still learning about pick up will walk away feeling defeated and start to doubt himself.
I realized today that I unfortunately lean towards the AFC. Let's supposed I just got shot down by a girl and walked away feeling defeated and doubting myself. If I approached another cute girl and got a positive response from her, I would instantly not care about my initial failure and instead be proud of myself for succeeding with the second girl. In other words, my confidence level seems to be very dependent upon results. I guess this is because despite all the work I've done to refine my outer game, at some subconscious level, I am still an AFC. I've read article after article about frame control, believing in yourself, etc. But apparently I can't fully internalize that mindset. I can't seem to subconsciously accept the fact that it's ok to fail, since there will always be another chance to succeed. And that bothers me. What the hell do I do? Start cold approaching? I'm a university student, so I don't wanna approach 5 random girls a day and be known as that random creeper who talks to random girls.
I think the best thing for you to do here is to take a step away from pick up and take some time to love yourself. Your happiness should not be dependent on whether or not you don't successfully close every set you open.