| Hi guys,
This letter is 7 years in the making, and has much emotion and need behind it, so if anyone would be kind enough to respond, I would be more grateful than able to put into words.
7 years ago, when I was just 20, I took a job at a deli after just moving to New York. I found out once September came along, that right across the street was a Jewish girl's college dorm, and because the deli was kosher, these girls would often frequent the establishment, and come to me for stuff. Every day, I'd see dozens of the 75 girls who lived just right across the street from where I worked. They'd come in in their pajamas at night, or right before or after a night out, all decked out and what not, and it was a MAJOR tease.
I had no game, and hadn't even heard of PUA. On top of that, I was a pothead and suffered from depression and anxiety, so I wasn't in the best shape for picking up girls. Here and there, I'd go out with one or two, but they were either the bottom of the barrel, or they were attractive but not interested after a date or two.
It was really a shame, because when does one get an opportunity like that? I was sitting on a goldmine and because of all that crap, I didn't capitalize, and I missed out big time. BIG TIME. Yeah, I became friends with these girls on Facebook, but that's about as far as it went, and they're all either married or not interested; I didn't make a good appearance.
Fast forward 7 years.
In one week, my store has put me in charge of a food kiosk, right there ON THEIR CAMPUS. All these girls will be new to me, and a whole new group of freshman are entering. This starts next week. To top that off, I don't use drugs anymore, I've been working out so I look much better, and I've finished school so I'll be starting a new job within a couple of weeks.
This is my chance to make up for the opportunity I messed up 7 years ago. If I can make up for it this time, I can not only make up for it, but I can redeem myself in my own eyes; I am still somewhat depressed and have anxiety, and one of the things I do is mull over failures and what not, and not succeeding back in '03 was a big source of sadness for me. I can turn that around now.
I don't have much experience in PUA, but I'm much more confident than I was back in the day. As I said, I've been working out, and I'm going to be starting a better job in a few weeks, so what I'm asking you guys for is help in regards to how you believe I should play these next few weeks until I start my new job and leave.
What would the PUA method of pulling some of these girls be? How should I handle myself day to day? What impression should I give while I'm there? These are young girls - college freshman - so they're easily impressionable and possibly even somewhat immature. Materialistic things will attract them (I live in a nice apartment now, free of roommates, and not far from their dorm, and I have the new job coming up, etc), and if the past repeats itself, every year brings a few girls in each class that are rebels behind closed doors. If I play my cards right, I can do this. I had a friend, for example, who had this job back in the day, and he was a pothead and found girls that would smoke with him (one of whom was very easy), but because he too, had no game, he never got anything out of it. I'd like to get something out of it.
I'd like to thank you guys in advance for any help you could offer me, and again, I'd be most grateful for any pointers or game plans anyone would be willing to give. This is really important to me. Thank you so much.
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