"YOU ARE SO CREEPY." (17:00)
Those words could have ruined my entire day.
After taking a few breaths, I finally gathered my courage and nervously came over to her to make her day with a sincere compliment, only to get shotdown with a self-esteem crippling insult. Those were heartless words spoken with cruelty and lack of empathy as if I was inhuman - a worthless space on earth, wasting oxygen. What's worse is that it was done infront of multiple different people - amplifying my embarrassment - nearly turning my face
red. A single event like this can spoil your appetite for daygame.
From my vast experience daygaming, I have learned one crucial lesson: Don't finish the meal with a bitter taste in mouth. In other words, if you endure an epic fail then do another approach that will be successful so as to take your mind off the pitiful fail. Distract your mind off negative emotions.
If I have nothing else to think about, that embarrassing moment would play through my mind over and over, tormenting me. Fortunately, my immediate next approach was highly successful. Most guys are terrified of large sets, but I love challenging myself to be a
bloody daredevil so I charged into a seated four set. They were consistently laughing and enjoyed by presences and then it dawned to me...
Creepiness is just something women use to shame men who lack game (aka. social calibration). When you're are still developing your skills, as a noob afc pua: you will be called names and that's normal for all sports. Humans tend to make fun of those who demonstrate weakness or inferior skill - no matter the field because it makes us feel powerful.
In truth, even if you accidentally make girls feel uncomfortable or freak them out, there is nothing wrong with going out there and developing your social skills as long as you're friendly and have the best intentions. (And don't continue to plow if she's truly not interested).
I was not warmed up because that was the first approach of the day for me. It takes a few approaches to get into the zone and social mode. Furthermore, I was quite serious about approaching and was too serious, instead of a light, playful state. But I would say these were my biggest mistake in the set was loosening up social pressure (which gave her a moment to walk away up before the hook point), asking a question that was not really directed at anyone (thereby allowing them to ignore it in a socially acceptable way) and allowing myself to be framed as a social violator. Next time I would have quickly replied "It's called being social. Where are you from?" before they walked away.
Few life realizations really quick.
REALIZATION #1
The hunter that tries to catch two rabbits, ends up with none. I've been attempting to accomplish too many goals at once and that has caused my focus to be diverted and energies spread out. Instead I need to have only ONE goal so my focus will be like a laser beam. Lethally effective. Initially I had 4 goals (1) get my life together, (2) get laid, (3) get fame and (4) make money. But now I see that "
When you are everywhere at once, you are actually nowhere" and "
The jack of all trades is the master of none." The lack of progress has been a discouraging and has caused me to drown in procrastination. From now on, I shall focus on one goal and one goal only: get laid. That's it. Forget everything else.
REALIZATION #2
Whatever you focus on, becomes stronger. I spent so muchtime thinking about approach anxiety and "how to overcome it?" - which really made it worse than it was before. The more I think about the problem, the stronger it becomes. I have to stop viewing it as "one really giant problem" and starting telling myself that "it's just a silly little nothing".
I need to start feeding myself with delusional truths that help me overcome life issues - even at the cost of sacrificing the truth. The blue pill has its uses.
I used to think that you should tell yourself the truth no matter how much it pisses you off, makes you sad or how discouraging it is. But now I see that this is exactly, why I haven't been doing so well lately. Sometimes you have to feed yourself bullshit like "
You are a beast", "I fear NOTHING" to get yourself to do what needs to be done.
REALIZATION #3
I need to stop telling myself that I am depressed and I have to get rid of the gothic, dark emo overtone that my FRs have had because it's only making matters worse. What you think, becomes what you feel, which then becomes your reality. I've been thinking negatively, and that has attracted a lot of negativity in my life. From now on, I need think positively, optimistically. Even if you are surrounded by darkness, focus on the single flare. Positive vibes grin emoticon grin emoticon grin emoticon grin emoticon
P.S. To Dirk and Da, I will respond to your posts in a few hours.
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