For the past two years, I've been working on confidence, charm, charisma all for the girls. In the last two months I'd have to say that I've gotten to where I want to be, I flirt with every girl in every class, have one the best looking girl in the school chasing me, and have all of my female teachers charmed. But lately it seems like all of my guy friends are disliking me except a few. Is it just a sign that I've become too alpha and other guys are intimidated by me? What do you guys think about the situation?

I believe you can game too much, but never have too much game. The game is knowledge, a way to get your way with women and show your Alpha, but sometimes I think there is a limit of using the game's way, also certain places for it to be used.

I think your friends may be jealous of you, a lot of haters around, trust me from experience with things, we all see it, not just with women. Some hate when guys get women, some earn more, some people get more help from family etc.

Keep doing your thing man!

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Don't pay attention to these guys, they are not real friends. It's "bros before hoes" and not the other way around.

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"Despite all the giggling, blushing and talk about having a deep connection, it all ends
with a cock in her mouth." ~60 Years Of Challenge

I think its pretty short-sighted of the people that call themselves your friends that they would rather be mad about your new found success rather than ask what you're doing different. I personally was lucky enough to have several natural friends that welcomed me into the mix when they realized something was changing in me. It was amazing to me when I hit my stride with women that they aksed me to wing without so much as knowing I had been learning from guys like Wygant and Elise.
Of course on the other side I have friends that I have tried to help and introduce into the community after listening to them blubber on and on about not having a g/f. Almost all of them reject the notion of learning pick-up regardless of my own success they have witnessed.

This is a classic case of jealousy breeding contempt brother. Think about where you were a few years ago and how you would have felt about someone who can do all the things you can do. Sure it would have started off as envy, but over time it would have developed into jealousy or even hatred.

Stick close to your true male friends and ignore these other losers.

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Regards,

The Enforcer.

The game is easy to start, the referee blows the whistle. It's where you go from there that matters.