No, no . . . there's something more going on here. There's more to this than your little freshman girl and and your rep in school. I could have dissected every sentence in your first post but didn't want to rough your feathers too much.
My suggestion to STOP GAMING isn't a suggestion for you to shut yourself down or to shut you out. I simply think it would do you a lot of good to take some time off by removing the clutter in your life so you can focus on YOURSELF MORE. What do you have to lose?
1. What ever the hell you're doing now doesn't seem to be working any how. (Your game = do whatever you want to do and then label your actions with PU terminology. )
2. The problem is 'whatever you want to do' = a self propelling loop of crap.
3. You have the power to shift strategy.
4. In order to do shift, you'll need to find a "WAY IN" to a more positive and successful cycle of actions.
5. How will you do this
WHILE you're in the cycle of shit?
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I'm thinking of next time I see her, I'll just say, "What's up Alyce" and then grab her by her arm or shoulder and nodding my tilted head saying, "I don't hate anyone" and continuing in my own direction.
Your trying to 'solve' a riddle that has no problem with a formula that has no basis.
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No apologies, no more talking shit, no more chasing, just a simple hi like any normal person. It's about time I get there.
Why the rush? Your rush is f'ing you up. Why are you trying to figure all of this out over night? Your assume too much.
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I was operating by a whole different strategy back then. The strategy to be an asshole, to have IMPACT.
So your strategy was to be a dick to her for NO reason? This is your impact?
Stop what ever it is that you think is "GAME". You seem comfortable with writing. . . so start writing. Write your game. Start from scratch. Go through the process. Write your openers, write your routines, write your closes, read them over, edit, revise, think of your scenarios, reactions. Create a flow chart.
Meanwhile, also keep a journal about your goals and your emotions. It doesn't have to be complex but you should try to write something . . . anything . . . everyday . . .
You'll know you're ready to try this out when won't feel nervous/anxious and lost as you do now.