On the girl's yearbook write, "For a beautiful young lady, have a happy happy happy life " Then print your name.

I'm a senior and I wrote that on some girl's yearbook. When she read it, it literally stunned her. It's all about the originality of it which she'll remember for a very long time. You never know, you may meet the girl when you're in your 20s and she is literally going to throw herself at your feet.

I wrote it on others' yearbooks too. It's putting her on any pedestal, it's the shear originality and cuteness of it that she'll remember for a very long time. Learn people, learn.

This isn't really original...

And writing it on multiple yearbooks is a recipe for disaster. I know of women in their late 20s who compare yearbooks to this date. What happens when two of them read each others and see the same message?

Then they'll both know I was really something

Exactly how do you become an expert at this when you're still in HS? And taking away rep points because someone else does is pretty AFC.

I've just really grinded hard through the whole PUA thing. It's like playing an instrument. The more you practice, the better you get in a shorter amount of time. It was really stressful though because if you're a beginner, there are so many things out there that when you read all of them and apply them, you eventually begin to mentally masturbate and you get nowhere. There is only one way to PU and it's actually one simple way. All those things you read about are useless, they make things more complicated. But for most people on here, it would take a long time to explain and it also creates a lot of controversy because of the things they already have in their head.