Hello, I'm Kleber.
Saw this a long while back and figured it might be an interesting set of skills to have.
Erhm, I'll just list these straight from the thread guidelines, I guess.

>where you're located : Idaho
>your age : 20
>how you got into "the game" : I don't really know if I'm in the game, I'm a beginner with a very rudimentary sense of all of this, I think..

>how long you've been studying and practicing pickup : See above answer..

>which pickup method(s) you like to use : ^^^^

>what your hobbies/passions are : Working out. Chess. Hiking. Psychology.

>what your goals are : Well, in terms of this site, I'd like to come away with a better set of skills than what I have. As for life in general, I'm headed for a ph.D in I/O Psychology starting as a freshman at the University of Idaho this fall. I'm going to be wanting to make a lot of new friends, and this seems like a good way to at least start making some friends.

>and whatever back story you wish to share with us. : Hm. I used to be the atypical nice guy. Nerd. No social skills. Acne. Recently, in the last year, I started working out, left the girl I was with for over a year, and started..changing, I guess. I've decided that it's time to be a "new me", someone who I can like, and hopefully, someone who gets a little more action than the old me.

I'll just leave this here.

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Hello kleber. i am Jaylin Mills . i am also new here

Hello Kleber. You've made a good choice getting into the game and hitting the REC. I must warn you that it takes a lot of time and effort depending on your level of skill. But, it is well worth it my friend. My advise for a new guy is to purchase and read a book called The Game by Neil Strauss, define a goal, and don't stop working towards that goal. On that note, make sure that goal is very specific and comes from the heart. The Game is an awesome book that is very difficult to put down. And personally, I don't read for fun. It is a good book, but it is only a stepping stone. You can learn all kinds of material from many different people via books, the internet, or face to face. I am a little bit of a lone wolf but am willing to offer any advise.

Welcome to the game,

Gage