On a pickup forum I read, Often people talk about game like some magic trick which, when learnt, means you can more of less bang who you want (I obviously don't believe this, although I am somewhat of a newbie!)
The same people talk about how it takes YEARS to 'learn game' and compare it to mastering brain surgery or something!
But really, it's just talking! We communicate with words. How much is there REALLY to 'learn'!!?? When i watch full infields of supposedly the best PUA's out there, nothing extraordinary happens! Nothing comlicated. Usually it's a normal damn conversation and he'll make her laugh soemtimes. He'll touch her a bit. If she seems into itm he'll kiss her. Simple stuff.
So is the 'learning' just memorizing pickup lines and witty comebacks for each thing the girl might say?
Or is it just getting good at making conversation as a result of gaining lots of reference experience of similar conversations in similar environments?
Is it about overcoming approach anxiety?
Or is it more about simply getting comfortable around hot women so that all of the details kind of take care of themselves as a result of you not being uptight/anxious/outcome independent?
Or something else?
The first pickup book I read was 'bang' by rooshv, and all the practical points could be written in less than a page of A4 paper.
Got me thinking 'why couldn't someone learn pickup in a few hours!?''
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