Lately I haven't really been 'gaming' as such. Just didn't really like it. Trying to *force* interactions ain't really my thing. However, I still go out to interact with people / chicks, because it's something I really enjoy doing.
I like flirting with girls, I also enjoy sleeping with them, and such things, so when I say "I haven't been gaming", what I mean is I don't 'do' game.
Something I noticed, is that personally, my game is much better when I'm not forcing things, when I'm not 'doing'. I'm hoping I can explain my experiences with this, and why I think it works, as I feel it could be of benefit to people.
If it helps you to label things, you could call it 'oppurtunistic game' or passive game.
In interactions, oppurtunities will constantly be making themselfs available to be used throughout. I find a lot of people *force* things, they'll suddenly try to 'DHV', or they'll suddenly decide to try and make a girl qualify etc etc. They force situations. This can mess things up. Think of it as in ball games... a lot of players try to 'force shots' and take them at random just because they're in possession of the ball, this often results in missed shots and lost games.
- "...This is the approach, if you ever wanna score; 'Cause some players rush their shots - Thats why they're never on the floor..."
I don't ever think about having to do anything whilst interacting with girls, becuase I know the oppurtunities are constantly presenting themself... The key is being aware of these oppurtunities, and taking them.
For example, some people 'kino' for the sake of having to 'kino'. People 'qualify' for the sake of 'oh I have to qualify'. Etc. There's really no need to force it, just learn to be aware, and you'll notice the oppurtunities to do so in an extremely natural way.
I also feel this does another thing... When you 'do' game, you are now actively
working for the interaction, and you are the one chasing her. You're the one using your effort. When you game passively, it shifts things ever so slightly, but it certainly does shift your mindset which is much more useful for acheiving your desired outcome. Do you want to be working for her, or have her working for you? It goes a long way in removing needy behaviour, and not being attached to an outcome.
This adds fluidity to your interactions.
- "One who lives in accordance with nature
does not go against the way of things.
He moves in harmony with the present moment,
always knowing the truth of just what to do."
Love
~Finesse