Hello.. Alright I'll start out.

I'm Saul. I have just joined the forum
and just learned of the pickup artist community.
My uncle has talked about pick up artistry (is that even correct?)
for a year now. I was young then and paid it no mind. (Still am young.)
I am located in the USA. I am in New England.
I am age 15. Before I am cut out, or cut off from this forum for any reason,
I'd like to say that I'm very mature for my age. I understand that it might seem
like I'm not even old enough to be on here, I think I am. I am just here to learn
don't judge me. See me as a peer.

I got into "the Game" by reading the book The Game by Neil Strauss.
It really showed me that talking to girls isn't that hard. At least I think so
in my mind. Then I go out and I get scared.

I haven't really even started I guess. We all have to start somewhere.
I like to play basketball. I like to read. (Story types with plots and characters.)
I also rap.

My goals?
Goals for becoming a PUA:
1. Well I want to stop being an AFC.
2. I want to be able to have conversations with girls as if they were guys.
3. I want to be able to attract and close.
4. I want to learn how to spit game in front of other guys or learn how to
not care what they think or say.
5. I want to become a pick up artist who could supposedly get most girls numbers
and then turn that into every girls number.

Since I started reading the game I figured out that all these men who trying to do this
started at a later age. Now what if they started at my age? A freshman/sophomore in
highschool. Would that make them one of the best if they put effort into it? Or would
they not get what they are saying. Me and my friend started today with a chart. On the
chart we have these 4 things.

FMAC
3 Second Rule
Openings - Negs - Open Ended statements. We are going to create routine in which order
they should go and try them this weekend. We are going to start doing this every weekend
we go out. I am able to go out on weekends to the mall, movies, dances, and trips to six flags
and places like that.

Thanks for welcoming me.