Okay, it's been a while since I've updated this, I've only been out twice since the last update, the weather has been really shit here and there's no indoor mall or anything that I can easily get to, just a small high street which is outside and with none stop rain, it's not very populated.
However, last couple of days I've been out, not with the intention of gaming but because I genuinely needed to go to town. I thought this would help as my main problem is over-thinking, I thought, 'if I'm there for a genuine reason, I'll feel more comfortable approaching'. I was wrong.
I didn't approach a single girl. And I feel so frustrated with myself. I've posted this in the AA section but it can't hurt to post it here too.
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I know, I know, to overcome AA you just need to approach, right? But how?
I'm fine talking to people in social situations and I'm confident when first meeting new people, again in social situations such as a party. However, when it comes to women on the street, I just freeze up and make excuses for myself.
I feel like I overthink what I'm going to say and then pussy out. I've heard about the three second rule but whenever I see a girl and walkover, I just have nothing to say, realise this and don't even say 'hi'.
The thing is, I'm confident in myself, I know I'm above average in the looks department and I'm good at being sociable in social situations, my friends have told me people often ask about me after I've met them for the first time at a party, I just want to transfer this confidence into day/street game.
It's because I don't 'try' in social situation, whereas on the street, I know the material is canned and I feel deceptive. However, if I go over without any canned material, I just have nothing to say.
Anyone got any tips for a newbie?
I'm staying at my mum's for a couple of weeks and I know literally no-one except my mum and my sister in this area so going to parties is out of the question. It's the perfect chance to improve my day game but I'm just too pussy. Anyone got any exercises they recommend?