Bootcamp July 6 - 7

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At first I was hesitant.

 

My friend, "the funny guy" as i like to introduce him as (I'd make such a great wing, right?) had lent me The Game only about 5 days ago, literally 2 days before the bootcamp. Seeing that Redpoleq and Allusion were planning on leaving very soon, and this was their last weekend in Tokyo, i was left to decide whether to take it or leave it. At first I was pretty sketched out by the whole sarging thing, and unlike most of you, i never had any time to read more than a 100 pages of texts about PUA's and seduction, look online for more resources to justify the little exposure I've had, decide whether or not it was worth it.

 

I'll tell you, and you can read the numerous stories below - it really is.

 

I think the best thing that happened throughout the entire bootcamp was the fact that I was able to do the worst job at something I could ever do in life. Exposure. Humiliation. All things that we try and avoid in life. i'm sure a lot of us have made women something we try to avoid in life. But they're just as eager and horny as you are. Odds are, that chick thats sitting across from you talking with her girl friends, hasn't been laid in the last 2 years. It all starts there. They're all the same, and what you want to do, is be that different guy.

 

And there's nothing wrong with being different, people LIKE different. Difference leads to success. That's really what I learned. I view myself as a different guy now, and I can look at the people around me and feel special, different, confident.

 

Just imagine yourself as a kid and your parents throwing you into the swimming pool for the first time in your life. Unless you're a natural, you can't fucking swim. You drown! But that's exactly what they're there for. They take you out of the pool, and make you understand.

 

"alright, that can be pretty scary shit out there. heres what you do. lets see what you can make out of it."

 

BOOM.

back in the water.

 

Now you're paddling and gasping for air.

Better!

 

It's just like learning something new, and I think a lot of you guys have lost that confidence that you used to have as a small kid learning new things. Being eager. It's worth the investment and if you don't get anything out of it (in which case you should reconsider everything you've believed in) then you get your cash back- see, nothing to lose. Learn.

 

Just remember, you're just starting from scratch. Just like opening a set. You're strangers, how much worse can it get? okay so now she hates your guts, so what?? it's not like you were buddies for a few years or you work at the same office. You've only gone from a stranger to a creepy stranger (and if you open them more than once, just a creepier one!). Bottom line is, it doesn't make a fucking difference.

 

Do it.

People WILL respect you, and you WILL get feedback.

 

 

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