Here's a useful mindset when going out, talking to girls, and flirting.

"If not me, who?"

Personally, I love sleeping with girls with low notch counts.

Previously, I had moral qualms about it.

Then I realized something simple: if I didn't fuck some young chick because of a moral hangup, it wasn't going to stop another guy from trying and possibly succeeding.

And as far as I'm concerned, that other guy isn't nearly on par with me.

I know I'm better than most guys - not simply in a value sense, but also in a maturity, emotional sensitivity, and (most importantly) d game sense.

Thus, by me pulling a girl instead of another guy, I'm actually doing her a huge favor.

If not me, who else?

Some alcoholic loser? A boring guy with no game?. Some POS that thinks money entitles him to affection? Someone who lies to sleep with women? Some young inexperienced awkward/nervous guy who's going to disappoint her in every possible way despite his best intentions?

I'm her best option, so she's actually lucky to have met and gone back with me, instead of someone else.

Of course, to properly implement this mindset, you need more than a healthy dose of narcissism. You actually have to back it up.

[To do that, read into the campsite rule, get good at sex, don't lie or make promises you don't intend to keep, etc]