A bit about myself: I'm going off to college in 3 weeks, my average day used to go like this: Go to the gym, run a bit, get home, read for an hour or two then play league of legends.

Now I go to the gym, play league for an hour, then sleep/reddit, wake up eat then sleep again.

I'm not happy, but I'm content. I should be finishing How To win friends.... and Meditations but my drive to do so isn't there. I really don't feel like doing anything. Things I'd love to do like draw, learn photoshop/after effects, read the books I bought I'm not doing because I don't feel like doing anything. I would rather sleep than do anything.

I know this is a personal problem and asktrp really can't do much about that for me but I had to tell someone.

Questions I have are the following:

If attraction isn't negotiable then why is learning game important? If a girl wants to have sex with you won't she figure out some way to make it happen as long as you dont do anything idiotic?

How true is this statement I found on asktrp?

The TRP message is don't worry about women, get your shit in order, and women are a byproduct of that.

>"What are you trying to tell me? That I can dodge bullets?" > >"No, Neo. I'm trying to tell you that when you're ready, you won't have to."

aka

> "What are you trying to tell me? That I can learn to pick up women?" >

> "No, Sketti-Os. I'm trying to tell you that when you're ready, you won't have to."

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I haven't really gone out and tried to get a girlfriend so I don't know how hard it is (I've had 2), but if it's hard for enough people that trp was born, how hard is it? I've been using monk mode as an excuse to not go out and pursue relationships because when I'm ready things will just fall in place or do I have to go out there and fail in order to get experience for things to fall in place?

I've been doing workouts with the football team but now I've switched to strong lifts. The stronglifts weight is very light compared to what I do. Should I stick with it and increase the weights as the program recommends or hike it up?

Is it possible to lose body fat and gain muscle? I read that's a myth and cutting/bulking is how it is done. I just want to know what's correct before I start eating a lot to gain weight for muscle.

About being myself - If I'm a person who enjoys playing games, basketball and weight lifting should I just do me or "improve" myself by removing things not helpful in my routine? Cutting out games 100%, deleting social media, cutting out junk food, etc all sound good but it'll make my life less of my life and more of a robotic routine I'm going through.

Is there a such thing as having plates in college or are you just known as fuck buddies/ friends with benefits(or are those interchangeable?)