| Cowboy Steve here,
I'm 21 and new to the forum, obviously, and the seduction community as a whole. I've read and own a copy of The Game, as well as Dr. L. Rx's "Dating to Relating". Not much practice in the past, just trying to get my confidence sea legs first.
Really, confidence is where I need to start. From what I've heard, women think I'm handsome (if rather poorly dressed, and I worry my six-and-a-half foot height is a turn off). I'm going to college at the moment, pursuing a degree in compositional English to get an eventual job as an editor, and possibly a future author. I don't have much help on the second bit, but I have good references for the first.
I currently live with my divorcee dad (a situation in need of rectification), and like most guys here, I have a spotty history with women. I first kissed a girl when I was eight years old while living in North Carolina, but my game's been on-off since then.
Anyways, introductions are done I think. From what I ascertained from Style's book is that The Game is something you can only win by leaving. Everyone wants something out of themselves, so this is as much of a quest to self-discovery as it is learning to gain a social edge.
P.S.: The name "Cowboy Steve" is entirely made up. My name isn't Steve, and I got the nickname "Cowboy" from the Pantera song "Cowboys from Hell", which I used to listen to frequently as a younger man.
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