I’ve been reflecting a lot on my dating life. Right now, I only do daygame and I really enjoy it because it feels like "pure game" and very player-ish. But I feel like getting lays through daygame is hard unless you cold approach around 20 women a week.

Sometimes I get FOMO when I hear wild nightgame stories from friends (like hooking up in clubs, bathroom lays, etc.). Part of me feels like I’m “missing out” on those experiences, even though I don’t really enjoy nightlife. Honestly, I kinda hate it — I don’t like the loud music, the big crowds, the atmosphere, and sometimes even the people. Being in a club just doesn’t feel like “me.”

I had the idea of maybe approaching outside the clubs instead. It’s like doing nightgame without actually going inside. Maybe that would work better for me.

On top of that, I struggle with the morality side. On the one hand, I want a future long-term partner who treats sex as something intimate (not partying, not ONS, no “hoe phase,” not a high body count).

On the other hand, I’ve experimented myself with prostitutes in the past because I felt like I needed more experience and wanted to fulfill some fantasies. I’ve even thought about trying out a swinger party, since I’ve heard there are lots of horny women there.

And I really wonder: If I want a long-term relationship with a woman who doesn’t treat sex casually, while I’ve already been to prostitutes and I’m also considering nightgame or swinger parties... Does that make me a hypocrite? Is it morally acceptable? Will “karma” come back to me?

So my questions are:

How should I deal with that FOMO?

And how should I handle wanting a partner with certain values, while experimenting myself in ways that don’t fully align with those values?

Should I stop going for casual sex, or should I accept the double standard and think: “Yes, it’s a double standard, but I’m a man, so that’s okay”?