Hey guys,

So my story begins about 2 months ago when I dumped my gf of a year and four months. She was not too pretty, but she demanded sex about 3 times a day and that made for good times. But I found out she was cheating on me since three months before the break up. 2 weeks after the break up she calls to say she is engaged to the guy she cheated on me with. So just to restore the last of my dignity I decided it would be fun to get one last lay in. She was about to meet up with her fiance in a half hour so I made my point on my final feelings about her by finishing in her hair at the 25 min mark and booking it. Her now husband found out about that day and is PAYING me to not see her.

A week later i met up with this girl that a was trying with before my previous ltr. I explained what had happen to me all this I was gone and by some stroke of luck I got with her. She wanted to have this exclusive dating thing going where we would meet up every now and then to do "stuff" because while she wanted to, she couldn't have a real relationship with me cause she was moving soon. I could only keep this up for about 2 weeks because I actually liked her a lot and decided to give her up to avoid heart break later. Those 5 weeks left me emotionally shattered.

Then a week ago i stumbled upon the lay guide, which led me to reading The Game, which brought me here. What I want is to stop getting "lucky" because waiting on random luck is not worth it. I want to be able to attain what I want, when I want.

I am Themelis. As of now I'm in the game. I'm 21 years old, student. I humbly come to for help. My best qualities are that I have zero shame and infinite perseverance. I'm new, but not afraid to learn. It would be much appreciated if you could give me some field homework for this week.

(sorry for the tl:dr)

great story man.

I heard the greeks and egyptians had a lot in common. Maybe we'll be able to help each other out like our ancestors did!

Have you read "Rules of the game" by Neil Strauss? It's different from the "The Game" in that its not set up like a biography. Its just a list of routines you can try out. I'd suggest to start there.

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Peace,
Hapi