Recently, I read about Mystery's theory on exclusion within a group; a kind of filtering system with its roots in tribal communities we're adapted for, supposedly the source of man's AA. At the moment, I am undergoing my last year at college until university. Last year and all the years before that, I was a socially repressed omega male. However, I rapidly worked on 'inner game' (this is before I knew about PUA, so it was more to do with realising I needed to change) and became witty, funny, confident, cocky etc.
This isn't arrogance, so take my word for it. Despite this, I still feel rejected by the other kids in my school. It's as if old habit die hard; whilst they invite all their long-term friends to parties and social gatherings, I don't get a whimper, and there's no bullshit when I say I'm popular.
The main problem is that this instantly nullifies any social value I can gain. I cannot bullshit them with DHVs, I presume they know I have no life outside of school. They swarm together like flies, as if they're a close-knit Amish community.
If I had a choice, and I don't, I would GTFO this entire area and start again in a place where the people don't mingle exclusively in a manner that's borderline incestuous. Maybe they have excluded me, and, for now, I'll have to remain alienated. But I can wait, I have university soon
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