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Hi Eddie,
Thanks for the feedback.
Yeah, you make a valid point. I've often wondered about whether to talk about my disability right off the bat, or whether to leave it for later, as you suggest. Some people might consider that if I'm NOT totally upfront about it right away, that I could be seen to be "leading women on". Certain posters on here have already pointed that out to me in the past...
My disability isn't the ONLY reason for my limited success with women, and I'm well aware that my "game" needs to improve, and I'm motivated to do that! But even though I'm SUPER confident when I go out, a LOT of the time I just get shot down right away. That's not me being cynical, it's an unfortunate fact of life for me! At the moment, at least...
Cheers again guys!
I'm not saying its going to be easy, but if you stay consistent and tough yourself through the rejections you will eventually have a break through. Smart work, and persistence will eventually lead to success. I'm not sure of you condition but I'm sure there is someone with something worse that got themselves a girlfriend.
You have to embrace whatever it is. Don't see it as a disability. Just embrace it as part of who you are. "Take me or leave me, this is it. " - That goes over well in person. Online is a bit more tricky. You're not fully able to project the depth of your character.
The wrong women will blow themselves out. Ignore them. Rejection is apart of everyones life no matter how skilled they are. Some more than others.
Keep pushing, and go for what you believe you deserve.
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