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Anyone else open this thread expecting to see the line "My wing keeps out gaming me!" fair enough if that were the topic. Believe it or not money is not as big of a deal as you might think.
That is exactly what I was expecting. I have that problem with my wing. He's got like four years of practice on me. I don't want to hear this guy's low self confidence about having ambitions and goals (being a student). If I open a set and let the conversation lull my wing will swoop in and take her right out from underneath me. I'm not going to cockblock him so I let him take her, but this happened three times this weekend.
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It was my first time out since overcoming my approach anxiety. So, I haven't said anything yet. I feel like he would respect my wishes if I asked him to back off. I'd rather watch him work for now so I can learn from him.
Tell your wing the issue and I'm sure he'll understand dude. I had/have this problem with my wing, I got into game first, got really good, taught him, he got really good, I decided to stop gaming to focus on other things, came back into gaming and he was tons better than me (his total amount of time doing it by this time was longer than I'd done it for). So for ages he was swooping in and taking my sets and I let him, eventually told him to back the fuck off because it was hindering my progress to get back to the level I was at before.
Since then he's held off a bit (helps he's just got a GF) so in the last couple months I've been getting back into my stride again and we're nearly back on level terms again.