This title of this thread interested me a lot. Being Indian myself, I am generally quite curious when it comes to race and various cultures.

When I first got into game, the very first thing I did was The Newbie Mission. I still remember my first day, I was nervous as fuck. Could feel butterflies in my stomach as I froze there on the spot. Regardless of how I felt, I smiled and said "Hi" to every girl that walked past. I was surprised when a few would stop and talk for a while. I continued till I completed it. I actually lost my viginitiy to a woman from this challenge. She was European.

^ This was the very foundation my success rate. It was the turning point in my life. My internal beliefs and insecurities I had began to vanish reliasing that women are only human, just like me and everyone else here.

I began to look into Inner Game. Reliasing I was trying too hard to please other people I took a step back. I sat down and thought really hard about my passions, my likes/dislikes, what makes me happy etc. I then implimented all of these factors into my life. I removed friends that weren't a beneficial addition and replaced them with new friends, who were.

This all took place in the space of 3 weeks, give or take a week. PU to me then turned exciting. It was fun talking to new women everyday, even men. Being blown out or rejected wasn't so bad anymore, it was funny. I started to do things that made me laugh. Even opening women in an Indian accent. It was a new emotion I hadn't felt in ages, I was having fun.

I soon reliased having fun was projecting a vibe that attracted all types of people. I would act silly and do random things, I didn't care. Along the way I made better friends, met gorgeous women, had one night stands and met an incredible girl who soon became my girlfriend.

Being Indian I felt my ethnicity did not affect my progress. I still continueed going out, no matter the circumstance, and pushing past my comfort zone. As stated in my 'Introduce Yourself' section, I have broken the so called belief that Asain can't get good at PU. The only limiting factor is yourself and how you handle situations where your race is brought up.

I remember a woman in the past telling me that this was the first time she has ever been with an Indian. Naturally curious I asked 'What attracted you to me?'. She repsonded with 'You didn't make it an issue and was just comfortable in your own skin'.
I question why you feel the need to be as your white friends. I feel you are not pleased about the fact you are Indian and your skin colour is brown. For me, I am proud. Without a doubt I always use my ethnicity and culture during an interaction, whether it be a joke, food related, religion, teachings etc.

I'm very passionate when it comes to my culture and the women I speak to sense this. As long as you're comfortable with it, other people will naturally be comfortable too. Judging by your statements you have not reached this stage yet nor do I sense you want you.
This paragraph greatly confuses me. Having been to America in 2011, I was quite successful in terms of picking up women who were of different races. I wear glasses. According to your statement above that makes me the perfect stereotype. I question why you would listen to people who say you can't do it. If you wanted to be an Architect and someone said you couldn't, would you let that stop you? No, you wouldn't care.

It sounds very much like you're the only Indian in America who has to set the bar for others Indians. I've been there and proven this theory wrong already and so has many others before me.

As for the Karma Sutra part, I love it! I bought a copy just to keep at my house. It's on a shelf in the living room, clearly visible. 95% of the time the girl will always point to it, or pull it out. Couldn't work out better.
Just because the odd person says it's not possible, doesn't mean it's not. I feel you have a very ambigious idea of what you want from women and how you want others to precieve you. At the end of the day the question I ask you, is if you got the same success as your 'white friends' would you be truly happy?

As a final comment, if you are not comfortable with your ethnicity, women will pick up on this before you even open your mouth. It reeks in your body language and the whole interaction comes of awkard. She will sense your intentions are not genuine or even fear you'll pull the racist card if she rejects you. From previous comments my advice can only so so far as how much you are willing to accept. You don't need to reply only reflect what I've said.

- Kang