I operate just as most of you do. There are certain principles that I follow. This story will be nothing new, just a confirmation of what we already know to be reality. I'm a college senior, and the girl in this story is the same. Ever since freshman year we have had a connection. The type of connection that one can discern that she wants to suck fuck me into a coma. However, I've never acted on instinct because I didn't know any better. Fast-forward to last night at twofers. Im out with my brothers having a celebratory drink to cap off another successful rush. And although me and this girl were separated by a distance our eyes still met more times than not. Instead of being a coward and looking at her all night, I deferred to action. Insert fireworks and other bullshit. Right around 2a.m. after a budding conversation we decide to head back to her place which is conveniently located 3 blocks from the bars. Game On. I instantly engage my killer instinct and tease her till she is in her underwear. The sex was drunken, sloppy and yet oddly enjoyable. She makes the cutest noises and my gut feeling tells me that this relationship will happen again. Now lets get down to the science and theory portion of this post.
It was a lot easier to bag her when I had social proof. If she didn't know I was apart of a fraternity she found out quickly. The group I was with move as an ameba. We act as one. Its a bond I encourage all who have the opportunity to capitalize on. Social capital operates exactly like money. Woman want a man who has both. Both of these are good enough to get your foot in the door with a girl, from there its up to you to win.
My time is valuable, I've found out in the quest to become outcome independent I have developed a strategy called the bump and run. I'm sure I wasn't the individual who invented the idea but I haven't seen it outlined anywhere else so please feel free to help me out. But essentially the bump and run is a movement based strategy. In any social function my strategy is to make as many meaningful rounds as I can. Whats a meaningful round? First you scope the function to set up your raceway, take note of all the potential oppertunities to exploit your social prowess. I walk into a party and immediately take note of the landscape, I'm looking for people I know and people I want to get to know. I mentally set up a race track in my head and simply start socializing. My "pit stops" are merely to start building attraction if its a female and friendship if its a male. I enter the conversations usually as quick as I exit them. Im there for the a good time and if the conversation runs dry I merely move onto the next pit stop. Im establishing a few things. I want to socialize with as many people as possible and I never want to wear out the conversation. If I sat there and talked to my target all night I run the risk of her getting bored or the conversation going dry. If I'm available for 10 minutes at a time I reduce this risk. Also always leave when the conversation gets spicy. Leaving at the climax will not only leave her wanting more but leave you with a place to pick up next time. When I exit I simply act like I'm intrigued by something or someone at my next "pit stop". Often times I don't even say goodbye, I just act as if something of greater interest has come up. IT IS NEVER A RUDE EXIT. Always defer to action. Thank you book of pook. in any social function it is imperative that you remain engaged. Being standoffish is comparable to spraying pussy repellent on you. Girls want you to be fun and quirky, boring and restraint will only ensure that your genes won't make it to the next generation. ALWAYS DEFER TO ACTION. I saw that we made eyes a handful of times. MY window of opportunity is open, for how long? I dare not test the waters. This doubles as a life rule as well. Nothing is worse than missing out on an opportunity because you choose to be dormant. Woman will respect action. Men can deal with rejection.
This is my first field report looking forward to contributing further.
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