| You are making excuses for your Approach Anxiety, man.
You aren't trying to fool us as much as you are trying to fool yourself, though. On the surface level, you are thinking, "Man...If only I had some sort of social proof when that set walked in, I could have easily approached them and gamed effectively." Deep down inside, however, you KNOW that the main issue at hand is AA.
Whenever you catch yourself thinking anything along the lines of "If only...," bear in mind the possibility that you aren't being truthful to yourself and that you are letting your ego get in the way of your development as a PUA.
Being a PUA means being social. One of the reasons I know that AA is at the core of the issue at hand is because any PUA who is used to opening regular sets is social enough to know how to talk to other guys.
You have already learned the M3 model. You have already learned openers. Go out and fearlessly apply them into your real life instead of sitting on your barstool the whole time.
With all that said, guys want respect. If you didn't know this already, spend some time getting to know your authentic self, instead of fooling yourself into seeing that bullshit social mask in the mirror that you naturally project onto others (everyone does this, so don't feel bad lol). All you have to say to a guy is "Hey, man," and follow it up with anything that demonstrates friendliness or respect. Saying something like "you see the game last night?" implies that you care about his opinion on something pertaining to sports.
With guys and AMOGs, just show respect while maintaining a strong frame and you'll own the venue in no time.
Oh, and don't forget to AMOG the hell out of anyone who decides to be a dick to you for no reason.
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