When I first started doing game a year and a half ago, I decided that my eventual goal was to date beautiful women. In particular, models. I already had the personality from years prior of working on social skills, and I had the looks, fashion sense, and confidence. I had what it takes. I had also moved to a major city for school and met some aspiring models, which is partly what inspired this goal.

Now it's 2022. Although I haven't reached this goal (yet), I've made a ton of progress towards this goal. I went on my first date with a model last year (met from daygame), approached a few while doing daygame, and in the past month or so, I've been talking to several models on Instagram, including some featured in major magazines such as Vogue and Elle, ones who walked runways of well known fashion brands, and a Miss Finland beauty competitor. These are fashion models, as I don't really know the perspective of a fitness / swimsuit model. But I'm sure this also applies to them as well. Today I will be sharing some insights I've learned and discussing some truths when it comes to gaming models (or beautiful women in general).

  1. MODELS ARE EASIER TO APPROACH THAN NORMAL WOMEN

A common belief among this community is that models have so much male competition, they would never go for a normal guy. I want you to think about this. When an average looking girl or even a cute girl walks into a room, she may get approached by a lot of guys. Most men would consider her to be just slightly above their league in terms of looks, thus they feel like it's easier to shoot their shot with her than a stunningly beautiful girl because they don't feel intimidated. She's cute, but not stunningly beautiful. Now on the other hand, when a beautiful model walks into a room, guess how many guys approach her? None. Why is this the case? Because her looks intimidate men. Most men disqualify themselves, saying things like "She's too beautiful, she'll never go after a guy like me". And they never approach.

And it is this very reason why models are very lonely. Most guys a model comes across are either very creepy or way too intimidated by their looks. If you can be the rare guy she meets who is confident, charming, and sure of himself, you'll be a big win for her.

  1. MOST MODELS HATE THEIR JOB

Contrary to popular belief, most models actually don't like modeling after a while. They enjoy it in the first year, maybe two years or so. They enjoy seeing themselves in campaigns, magazines, on the runway, traveling to different locations, but eventually it becomes exhausting. Being on a shoot for hours on end can be absolutely tiring. They have to wear and pose in uncomfortable clothing, be under hot lights, walk to castings in cold weather (or hot weather), and constantly run around the world to different castings and to visit their agency. In addition, there's the stress that comes with being worried about your physical appearance, especially in an industry as looks-based as modeling. This a reason why models don't like being on a pedestal because of their looks, so it's important to see them for more than looks and treat them like equals. If they have a boyfriend, they don't get to see him often due to the immense amount of traveling their job requires. That isn't to say they aren't passionate about modeling but the job begins to get pretty stressful over a certain period of time. This will tie into my next point.

  1. MOST MODELS VALUE PERSONALITY OVER LOOKS

This is something that actually surprised me quite a bit. I've found even some of the pickup community has this belief, and they think that models are the "boss fight" of pickup. Like most guys, I used to think models were these completely unattainable perfect creatures who only dated rich, famous men with six pack abs and a Chad-like jawline.

And this stereotype is true... among famous, rich supermodels. It makes sense for Kylie Jenner, Kate Upton or the Hadids to date rich and famous men because they are also rich and famous. But not all models are like that. Some models have been in major magazines or walked runways in Paris and Milan, while others do more small-time work. I've seen many female models within both categories date guys who aren't rich, high status (both financial and social status), and don't work as male models. I should also clarify that I'm not a model, famous or rich myself (though I am decent looking and dress well, as mentioned earlier). But what I've found models respond to most is "game". Charisma. Confidence. The great thing is that models are a lot more receptive to solid game than normal women and are easier to game, because game was designed to work on high status women. Models included. Many female models are also kind of put off by male models. They think their too concerned with their appearance and think it isn't very masculine to do as a man.

Going back to the previous note, because models are constantly stressed all the time, they don't get a lot of fun in their lives. Many models just want a fun, confident guy they can hang around, and usually nothing more than that.

  1. MANY MODELS ARE INCREDIBLY SMART, HEALTHY, AND GREAT CONVERSATIONALISTS

There's a myth that goes all the way back to the infamous Sex and the City episode about "Modelizers", where models are portrayed as ditzy, unintelligent, lacking social skills, and in general as complete airheads. However, as many people say, movies are not real life.

This stereotype may be true among a minority of models (mostly wannabes from what I've seen), but the vast majority of real models I've talked with have university degrees and/or studying in Chemistry, Biology, and Science, among many other majors that require serious work. A lot of them have great social skills and personalities and are able to hold a good conversation. One model I have been recently talking with is super into motorbikes and repairs them as well. So the myth that models are unintelligent only is relevant among a minority of models.

There's also misconceptions that the fashion industry promotes eating disorders, which I have found to not be true among many models. While models do have to face the burden of staying thin and maintaining their diet, I've never met one who is completely anorexic and doesn't eat. A lot of the ones I've met take care of themselves and are healthy. So this belief is also mostly false.

  1. CONCLUSION

This is what I have learned so far, though I am still learning. Overall, the main point of this is that models are not as hard to game as you would probably think they are. Furthermore, an important reminder that should be said is that models are humans, just like us, and should be treated as such. They have just as many insecurities as we do. So the next time you come across a beautiful model, there's no need to feel scared or intimidated. Just talk to her like a normal human being, and you'd be surprised how well she'll treat you.

Hopefully this helps any guys here.