Hi everyone,

Basically, I heard about this whole scene through a documentary, and straight away I wanted in.

Little about me;
-18
-UK

My biggest problem with getting girls is confidence to take the first step, self-concidence is ok, not brilliant, and I hope I'm going to show a massive transformation over the next few months.

Any help, tips or advice will be appreciated!

Your self confidence will gradually build the more approaches you do. When I started out doing game back in the early 1990s, after failing to find a woman through my social circle, there was very little support. I came across just one book which I found in the library and was basically on my own. I spent years making little progress because unbeknown to me my openers and my style were terrible, but gradually I improved to point where I could easily open girls and hold long interesting converations with them. I didn't get any dates though just a few female friends.

If you want to be really inspired I strongly reccomend watching a good few demonstration pick up videos on youtube, just type in 'pick up women' into youtube. I find that after watching a few of those videos I can't wait to get out into the field and start approaching hot women. If I see a really hot woman now I feel guilty if I don't approach her. Approach anxiety goes eventually and instead turns into approach excitment. I hope my post has inspired you to get out there and game those hot women.

here are 5 solid tips to really get you going in the game! welcome!!

http://themajikalmethod.com/welcome-to- ... th-women/

Goldsword had a great post.

You gotta stop looking at it like something so different from anything else that requires trial and error. If your learning to play a song on a guitar and mess up you keep trying and practicing until you get it. This applies to everything in life. Except skydiving - you only get one shot to get that right.

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