What's up guys, one of my really close friends recommended that I read the book the game and that helped lead me here. I'm a junior in college. I'm actually very muscular, my body fat is at about 5%, i have 8 pack abs all the stuff chicks are supposed to go crazy over. The problem is I'm not hooking up with the quality or quantity of girls I want to be. I hook up with a girl every now and then, but it's usually not the one I wanted to hook up with, you know, the really hot one in the group, instead it's usually the alright or below average looking one. A big part of my reasoning for working out so much was to try to make it much easier to get the hottest girls. I think my game itself is weak, and is the reason for this. Hopefully, this and the book can help me achieve higher standards in the women I'm laying. I know I've got the potential and the dedication, it's just a matter of learning what to do.

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funny, i relay my women failures on this site and i get 'you need to work out' advice and i am in good shape as well. inner game is everything.

i would be curious how you dress; whenever i see the really super-shredded muscle guys wearing skintight clothing they come off as trying way too hard. just like the wisdom that women dress up not to get men's attention but to compete with other women, men pump iron to impress/outdo other men. women are not overly impressed with a great body

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Yeah, I think I have noticed that as well. Don't get me wrong if I'm in the process of hooking up, it's deff a plus, but otherwise it doesn't really seem to get me in the door. And yeah, dress is a loose term, I party all the time and usually end up taking my shirt off lol. But normally, I where a lot of tanks, and muscle revealing clothing. I thought that this could considered a form of peacooking though (and was thus a good thing to do)? I feel like it definitely sets me apart from most of the other guys at my school. I don't feel like my body is hurting my chances with girls at all, it's just not doing as much as I thought it would when I started.

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