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Ok, so I run in a pretty upmarket social circle, very fashion oriented and educated. Also, most of them are very very aware of pop culture and contemporary trends. Over the past few months I've noticed an awareness of game and seduction tactics that previously didn't exist. This came to a very obvious and unavoidably recognizable awakening last night in a club I book.
A young guy, probably 19-20, not very well dressed, approached a girl, (not even that hot a girl I might add) and asked her a question I couldn't hear. She turns to him and yells
"Oh my god, you're using game, that's so cute" then she grabbed her friend on the arm and told her, (by now the kid was slinking away) and the friend says "Cute, it's not cute, it's pathetic... Talk to women like a person you freak!"
I went over and asked them to leave the kid alone, I was gonna introduce him to some of my friends but he had already disappeared.
A week earlier I heard some girls talking about quote"nerdy" guys hitting on them in awkward ways and asking pointless questions. Another thing I've noticed is friends of mine saying that they feel guys aren't being "men" anymore and aren't direct enough. (btw they were quite explicit in saying they want guys to be dressed well and sensitive so they didn't meant it in another way)
A girl I was with last night was telling me she was tired of all the guys she met constantly doing "joking insults" (negs) and I've also seen a few girls blow guys out after a canned neg.
Here is what I've observed.
1. Canned opinion openers are dead. It has to be original and honest and actually worth asking. Not something stupid and irrelevant to the situation you're in.
2. Don't run through whole routines, just talk to the girl.
3. Dress well, and smile, and don't over neg.
I was wondering if you guys have any feedback.
By the way, this hasn't affected my game. But I don't use anything canned or run any particular routine anymore.
This really pisses me off, not the game being a DLV, that is your assumption you got from your social circle, and that's okay.
But the reaction from the girls you hang out with, instead of seeing the effort the guy puts in they rather mock him. Which tells them more about themselves than they do about the guy.
They're being idiots, not the guy trying.