While talking to random girls, getting girls' numbers, and getting laid is fucking awesome, I think that the best part about seduction is learning about yourself.

I've learned that girls love the goofy, flirty, touchy giglipuff that I've felt like I've had to hide for so many years to not appear "weird" or "awkward." I've learned that girls that don't love the goofy giglipuff and think that that person is weird are not worth my time because these girls are boring and lame anyway.

I've learned that I should never put up with a girl's bullshit and that if a girl acts cold or standoffish toward me, it's not worth trying to get her to like me because there are literally billions of other women out there.

I've learned to be mindful of the feelings I have in a healthy relationship, and what it's like to love and be loved. I've learned to be mindful of how it feels to be in a shitty relationship, and how I need to get the fuck out immediately if I start feeling that way.

I've learned how fucking cool of a person I've become after starting to practice seduction. I went from a typical good-looking kid with average confidence to a fucking confidence behemoth. I find myself opening 5- or 6-sets with ease, declining multiple one night stands every weekend, talking to incredibly interesting people, and learning incredibly interesting things.

I've learned more about myself and relationships since starting seduction than in the other 21 years of my life, and most of that knowledge has come from rejection.

Do you want to know how this transformation came about? I approached that first pretty girl on the street. That made me want to approach another girl at the bar and then that group of 3 girls at the club. Now I'm talking to the group of 6 girls like they were my best friend.

JUST FUCKING DO IT. DON'T BE A PUSSY. IT'S SO MUCH MORE FUN THAN NOT DOING IT.

Here's a fun game one of my friends and I would do when we were first starting: Whoever gets rejected the most get a free drink on the other person the next time you go out. Good luck boys.