Afternoon people. Thought I would introduce myself and mark my starting point for my Game

>where you're located
London

>your age
24

>how you got into "the game"
Year and a half ago a friend showed me a program from Channel 4 about PUA's and from that picked up 'The Game' and few other books.

>how long you've been studying and practicing pickup
A year ago had finished reading The Game but only now taking the time to focus on this part of my life and put in the hours.

>which pickup method(s) you like to use
Not found a style yet. Every part of my current method has faults whether its starting a conversation, not able to push the conversation forward, crash and burn during text msgs etc

>what your hobbies/passions are
Music business and cycling

>what your goals are
To get a date, not feel so uncomfortable in my own life, have fun with women

>and whatever back story you wish to share with us.
Come from a small village where I believed the women were very difficult to talk to or get on with. As I grew up I fell for the myth that if you move to the big town the women are 'free and easy' and I would find someone, wasn't the case. So moved to the big city and still wasn't the case. So moved to the biggest city in the country and still the same results. I realise now that no matter what town I go to one thing remains the same in all places - and thats me! So I need to work on myself.

I have had one girl in my life but not for so long. Easy come - easy go. I can't understand how or why she came into my life and equally how or why she left.

My interaction with all girls or women seems to follow a very similar pattern. If for some reason I've got on with them when i first meet them (already a very rare occassion) things start off really well with friendship or conversations but quickly subside. It usually ends with them cutting off all communication and always with no answer, hint or reason for silence! The same process has happened between 24 hours or 3 months with the few girls that have appeared in my life but always the same conclusion in the end.

Speak soon