Hello /r/seduction, happy holidays to all of you suave people. A few days before the Christmas celebrations, I'm looking for your input regarding my personal seduction ambitions.

So a quick bit about me. I'm a young, college-enrolled male who learned about seduction over two years ago. With time, reading, and a lot of luck, I grew and changed in a lot of meaningful ways, up until present day where my "inner game" is now pretty solid.

In spite of a lot of change though, my outer game is only mildly better than it was two years ago. Opening, getting numbers, avoiding the friendzone/being unabashed to demonstrate my interest; in spite of achieving these skills, I'm still unsatisfied in my ability for meeting new women and building a fun, sexual relationship with them.

There are certainly the outcries of "go out more" and "go to bars/clubs," which I am interested in experiencing more of, but I still feel like I'm in a rut regarding how to progress in seduction. Lacking a social community for going out, I feel like I'm missing out on that ineffable transfer of knowledge about courting that happens from mentor-to-peer/peer-to-peer. I've looked into communities like meetup.com and reaching out to BostonSeddit, but results have been lackluster so far. Any of you guys get stuck like this, and have lifestyle suggestions for getting to that next level from here? And before you say it, yes, while going out alone is always an option, my experience with it is that it's both exhausting on the individual, and not consistently optimal for improving mg game/having fun.

Last week I was surprised with an offer for an internship next year in the field I'd like to work in after graduation, so I'm looking to take it much easier come spring. In addition, with my 21st birthday coming up, I'm making my social life a priority next semester (rather than neglecting it completely for academics/internship search this semester) so that I can be ready to hit the ground next summer when I'll be in DC. Hopefully I threw out some coherent words in this smorgasbord of thoughts; really looking forward to hearing your perspectives on how I can become more of a fun giver!

Edit: Tenses are hard.