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#51

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Quote: (06-15-2011 05:08 PM)Tim9000 Wrote:  

'Women don't want different-different, they want different-same, a better version of "standard"'

The "standard" you're trying to beat depends on venue type. You want to stand out as much as possible while still being "standard". Standing out in any other way makes you out of place. Think of an under-dressed man in a suited up spot. Or a suited up man in a bar full of flip-flop wearing 22 year olds. If he doesn't have his rolling luggage with him and a story about just getting off a plane to meet a friend, he's going to look silly there.

This is an important point to highlight. Women do not like men who are legitimately bohemian or otherwise don't fit in. I guess it's just an extension of them responding to social proof. They only respond to what's popular, acceptable, or what everyone else wants. Even the "douchebags" that roll out with spiking glue in their hair and popped collars or Ed Hardy t-shirts aren't being rebellious. It's a commonly accepted uniform these days.

For those of us who don't want to go the Affliction/douchebaggery route, being legitimately well dressed is probably one of the only ways to pull this off. Even at cheaper venues and dive bars I really don't see guys looking like bums getting ass. I don't think being suited down would actively hurt your game, especially if you have a good story to tell or have a legit high status job where you have to dress that way.
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#52

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Quote: (06-15-2011 06:54 PM)Vitriol Wrote:  

Quote: (06-15-2011 05:08 PM)Tim9000 Wrote:  

'Women don't want different-different, they want different-same, a better version of "standard"'

The "standard" you're trying to beat depends on venue type. You want to stand out as much as possible while still being "standard". Standing out in any other way makes you out of place. Think of an under-dressed man in a suited up spot. Or a suited up man in a bar full of flip-flop wearing 22 year olds. If he doesn't have his rolling luggage with him and a story about just getting off a plane to meet a friend, he's going to look silly there.

This is an important point to highlight. Women do not like men who are legitimately bohemian or otherwise don't fit in. I guess it's just an extension of them responding to social proof. They only respond to what's popular, acceptable, or what everyone else wants. Even the "douchebags" that roll out with spiking glue in their hair and popped collars or Ed Hardy t-shirts aren't being rebellious. It's a commonly accepted uniform these days.

For those of us who don't want to go the Affliction/douchebaggery route, being legitimately well dressed is probably one of the only ways to pull this off. Even at cheaper venues and dive bars I really don't see guys looking like bums getting ass. I don't think being suited down would actively hurt your game, especially if you have a good story to tell or have a legit high status job where you have to dress that way.

I think well dressed never ever harms. I You have to be able to pull it off though. If you are wearing a suite and you are 20 years old and at an American campus divebar...I can definitely see some inconsistency.

Overall, if you are a professional, 25 years old or older, a suite never goes wrong, especially in a large city.


PS: Why people keep saying rolling DOLO rather than rolling SOLO? is Dolo some hip/slang American twist of the real term? please enlighten the foreigner.
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#53

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Quote: (06-15-2011 06:54 PM)Vitriol Wrote:  

... I don't think being suited down would actively hurt your game, especially if you have a good story to tell or have a legit high status job where you have to dress that way.

Relevant for the PUA who isn't young: if you're suited-down, another thing you'll need to consider is that it increases your odds of being perceived as too far outside of a young woman's age group. Even a merely tastefully dressed man will have to fight the fact that a certain percentage of young women (I wish I knew the percentage) who loathe Ed Hardy or Affliction guys nonetheless still want some kind of 'rebel' that looks immature. I've lost some young women to this phenomenon. In one case, a young woman I thought I had in the bag with some of the *best* game I've ever run ended up going for a really young-looking hipster with a style I would call high-school drama club, or something ripped off from an 80's movie about teenagers. I was miffed, but it helped to realize that it probably wasn't my game that was lacking so much that this particular woman did *not* get wet panties when thinking about older, economically powerful men.

Now that women are taught that they don't need men for economic reasons, the percentage of young women who prefer men who look and *act* immature is probably nearer to its natural level than it has ever been.
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#54

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Dolo is how I fly 90% of the time. Most of my friends are already coupled up or just a bit "slower paced" that I am, to put it diplomatically.

I wear suits half the time for work, I go out often in them. They work, but most young girls can't tell good quality from bad. They work wonders on cougars and the 'creme da la creme' of women, if you get what I mean.

Tim above makes a good point. The trick is to find a look that says "sharp dressed bad boy" instead of pure douche bag. You can do this in a suit, but not one you would necessarily wear to the big meeting. The black ones mad for night life by "brand names" work well here, especially if you accessorize the look right. If you are losing out to a hipster, there was probably something else wrong. You may have "over-gamed" her.

Yes, Dolo is the urban slang version, popular in late 80s, early 90s rap songs.
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#55

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Quote: (06-15-2011 08:33 PM)Tim9000 Wrote:  

Even a merely tastefully dressed man will have to fight the fact that a certain percentage of young women (I wish I knew the percentage) who loathe Ed Hardy or Affliction guys nonetheless still want some kind of 'rebel' that looks immature. I've lost some young women to this phenomenon. In one case, a young woman I thought I had in the bag with some of the *best* game I've ever run ended up going for a really young-looking hipster with a style I would call high-school drama club, or something ripped off from an 80's movie about teenagers. I was miffed, but it helped to realize that it probably wasn't my game that was lacking so much that this particular woman did *not* get wet panties when thinking about older, economically powerful men.

I definitely saw a lot of this when I was younger. It isn't so much guys that are rebels, but guys who are near the top of whatever niche crowd they roll with, and the girls tell themselves that's the "type" of guy they want. When I was in high school it tended to be wiggerish drug dealer types who looked like something out of a Limp Bizkit video. Although none of these girls seemed to be the hottest. They were maybe slightly above average at best and you could tell they were going to be single mommies hitting a dead end by their mid 20s (history proved me right on many of them).

I think thegmanifesto made a pretty good post awhile back on his site about how many of the hottest younger girls still want guys with the more traditional masculinity and power. I haven't really seen hipsters or drama club dudes rolling with really hot girls. I made a post last night in another thread about how going for girls that are into a partciular "scene" probably isn't worth it. Here it is... http://www.rooshvforum.network/thread-4991-p...l#pid65441
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#56

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I've been consistently getting cockblocked when rolling dolo and talking to a girl who's out with her friends. I usually try and entertain the whole group for a while before isolating the one I want but this doesn't seem to be stopping them from stepping in and fucking me over. What strategies do you guys use to stop this from happening? Talk to the group longer before going for the isolation? Escalate fast with the girl I'm after so she'll shoo her friends off when they come over to block me?
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#57

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I was about to post a thread on this topic, but I'm glad I used the search feature and found this first.

I've been increasingly preferring to go dolo in my attack missions. I find that as I get older and wiser, few cats out there can really keep up. I have good friends, but a lot of them honestly aren't keen on this game shit like I am. My whole life is structured around these principles. It is my life.

I'm all about building a fly wardrobe, pulling down cheese, rolling immaculately in dope spots, traveling the world, working out (deadlifts, squats, kettlebells, jumping rope, rower, boxing), approaching and slaying high quality chicks, and gaining knowledge.

I can't be slowed down, so I'm left with only one option these days, going for dolo.

That said, I am always down to link up with like-minded cats and raiding a spot like a Seal Team 6 operation.
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#58

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I don't know too many people who "love" going out alone on a regular basis.
Most don't plan it ,sometimes you just find yourself at a loose end.

BUT if you don't have friends to go out with on a particular night ,or you need to make more friends or meet girls, staying at home won't improve your situation.
You don't meet people hiding away in your living room.
I've done that when depressed and it's just led to more depression and the same situation.

Sooner, rather than later ,you need to take the initiative /action and make the moves,even if it's an uncomfortable feeling.
It's what you do and not what you feel that makes the difference to your circumstances.
I believe taking the action builds the confidence too...if you wait for the confidence to do something you'll be waiting ad infinitum.


That's the difference between the Hero and the Coward both might feel the same fear or anxiety, but one acts differently than the other ,and will have a different result usually.

This guy is quite informative on the risk of making the approach as opposed to the consequences Not doing anything.





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#59

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Im only 19 so i only go to parties.. i have gone out in the past by myself and it was a lil tough mentally wise.. but i believe my first real breakthrough of manhood was when i wadsalkin down the stre3 with no clue what to do.. i just starred talking to a girl who was walkin next to me and said she was foin to a party but it was a irthday thing(small). Sio i kinda just kept walkin but notef where th place was and i kinda just wait3d till somd group if ppl walked by and i just went in after them.. came in lookin f- in my leather ja ket and just played some beer pong with a chick as a partner so i wafmed into the mood and just startef talkin to ppl. Hell i even sang happy birthday at one point. So wha5 the point... right? I didnt know anyone at all.
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#60

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Quote: (05-03-2011 05:58 AM)houston Wrote:  

I went out alone for the first time Saturday night to some bars. I didn't get any numbers but I give myself a pat on the back for finally letting my nuts hang and doing it. I'm ready to do this shit every weekend, its a lot easier to talk to girls when you don't have partna looking over your shoulder or standing next to you. I think I'm tripping but it seemed like girls were more eager to talk when they saw I was alone and not with a group of guys like every other dude

Houston -

You still doing this?

How is it going?
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#61

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Its easier for me to pickup cougars when rolling solo, seems like they have no trouble ditching their friends by 11-12ish
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#62

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Quote: (01-26-2012 11:28 AM)drymarro Wrote:  

Im only 19 so i only go to parties.. i have gone out in the past by myself and it was a lil tough mentally wise.. but i believe my first real breakthrough of manhood was when i wadsalkin down the stre3 with no clue what to do.. i just starred talking to a girl who was walkin next to me and said she was foin to a party but it was a irthday thing(small). Sio i kinda just kept walkin but notef where th place was and i kinda just wait3d till somd group if ppl walked by and i just went in after them.. came in lookin f- in my leather ja ket and just played some beer pong with a chick as a partner so i wafmed into the mood and just startef talkin to ppl. Hell i even sang happy birthday at one point. So wha5 the point... right? I didnt know anyone at all.
Reposting so it's more legible.. (sorry my Android's keyboard/phone sucks)

I'm only 19 so I go to parties.. I have gone out in the psat by myself and it was pretty tough on me because I'm not used to going into a venue by myself.(despite going clubbing in Prague by myself at least there I have an excuse as to why I'm dolo).
I have gone solo to parties but they were all crowded and honestly at that point it doesn't take much skill to just kind of drink, dance, piss outside, repeat, etc. and easy to say your friends are on the other side.

Now I was walking around trying to find some party on a Saturday night(by myself I should add); and as I was walking 2 girls and a guy were walking next to me. So I chatted up one of the chicks with some small talk and she said she's going to a party and told me where it is. Didn't really invite me explicitly and said it was a small birthday party for some kid.
So I walked around a bit and then decided to go back to that place. Saw some people walking towards the house so I just stood in front of the place fake-calling on my phone making it look like I was waiting for someone to open the door. They proceeded to walk in and I just followed right behind them.
Didn't know anyone. Sang happy birthday to some kid I didn't know.
There were about 25 people only. I hopped in line for beer pong and asked some girl to be my partner and from there it was easy. Just having a good time and laughing and just talking to people. People see you socializing so they just assume you know someone.
That was a pretty good breakthrough and I think it's the next step to alpha-ness.

P.S. - sorry for the wall of text ramble.
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#63

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Quote: (01-26-2012 05:33 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

Quote: (05-03-2011 05:58 AM)houston Wrote:  

I went out alone for the first time Saturday night to some bars. I didn't get any numbers but I give myself a pat on the back for finally letting my nuts hang and doing it. I'm ready to do this shit every weekend, its a lot easier to talk to girls when you don't have partna looking over your shoulder or standing next to you. I think I'm tripping but it seemed like girls were more eager to talk when they saw I was alone and not with a group of guys like every other dude

Houston -

You still doing this?

How is it going?
Yep. I'm very comfortable going out alone now. I just use the "I have no friends" line when i'm questioned and keep trucking.
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#64

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Quote: (01-26-2012 06:44 AM)Pilgrim37 Wrote:  

I don't know too many people who "love" going out alone on a regular basis.
Most don't plan it ,sometimes you just find yourself at a loose end.

BUT if you don't have friends to go out with on a particular night ,or you need to make more friends or meet girls, staying at home won't improve your situation.
You don't meet people hiding away in your living room.
I've done that when depressed and it's just led to more depression and the same situation.

Sooner, rather than later ,you need to take the initiative /action and make the moves,even if it's an uncomfortable feeling.
It's what you do and not what you feel that makes the difference to your circumstances.
I believe taking the action builds the confidence too...if you wait for the confidence to do something you'll be waiting ad infinitum.


That's the difference between the Hero and the Coward both might feel the same fear or anxiety, but one acts differently than the other ,and will have a different result usually.

This guy is quite informative on the risk of making the approach as opposed to the consequences Not doing anything.





+1. Really good points!

As for what this guys says in the video, being a formerly shy person myself I can say I think my AA and fear had less to do with the girl rejecting me and more to do with society rejecting me. If we were alone in a room and I approached her and got rejected, I really wouldn't care one bit. But if some else SAW her reject me, someone I didn't know or that meant something to me, that'd be a whole different thing. It's the rejection from society which guys fear, the public display of humiliation.

How do you possibly overcome that? Saying "fuck the world" is destructive and counter productive, but caring about what the world thinks too much is also counter productive. It's that middle ground that most guys have trouble finessing.
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#65

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Quote: (01-26-2012 06:44 PM)houston Wrote:  

Quote: (01-26-2012 05:33 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

Quote: (05-03-2011 05:58 AM)houston Wrote:  

I went out alone for the first time Saturday night to some bars. I didn't get any numbers but I give myself a pat on the back for finally letting my nuts hang and doing it. I'm ready to do this shit every weekend, its a lot easier to talk to girls when you don't have partna looking over your shoulder or standing next to you. I think I'm tripping but it seemed like girls were more eager to talk when they saw I was alone and not with a group of guys like every other dude

Houston -

You still doing this?

How is it going?
Yep. I'm very comfortable going out alone now. I just use the "I have no friends" line when i'm questioned and keep trucking.

Good work Houston. You went from zero (times solo) to hero in like 7 months.

Having the confidence and mental strength to go out alone is a great accomplishment at your age.

Sky's the limit.

You should break down a sheet of how you got to this level.

I bet a bunch of younger guys would really benefit.
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#66

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Gmanifesto - thanks for giving me the wise words about looking young when I first found the forum. "Don't look at is a disadvantage. Welcome to the club of few men". It was starting to really hurt me before I let that thread soak in.

Ill do a data sheet for going out solo tonight or tomorrow. The sky is really the limit.
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#67

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Houston, I would greatly appreciate solid info regarding your process. By the way, how is the line "I have no friends" when rolling dolo recieved in your experience?
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#68

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Quote: (01-28-2012 07:01 PM)houston Wrote:  

Gmanifesto - thanks for giving me the wise words about looking young when I first found the forum. "Don't look at is a disadvantage. Welcome to the club of few men". It was starting to really hurt me before I let that thread soak in.

Ill do a data sheet for going out solo tonight or tomorrow. The sky is really the limit.

No sweat Houston.

Sometimes I feel like I am the Freddie Roach of this Game Sh*t.




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#69

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Quote: (01-26-2012 06:44 PM)houston Wrote:  

Quote: (01-26-2012 05:33 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

Quote: (05-03-2011 05:58 AM)houston Wrote:  

I went out alone for the first time Saturday night to some bars. I didn't get any numbers but I give myself a pat on the back for finally letting my nuts hang and doing it. I'm ready to do this shit every weekend, its a lot easier to talk to girls when you don't have partna looking over your shoulder or standing next to you. I think I'm tripping but it seemed like girls were more eager to talk when they saw I was alone and not with a group of guys like every other dude

Houston -

You still doing this?

How is it going?
Yep. I'm very comfortable going out alone now. I just use the "I have no friends" line when i'm questioned and keep trucking.

It all depends on how you CONVEY it. E.g. "I have no friends.. will you be my new best friend.. " (in a very playfully confident but exaggerated tone).

I used to travel across the US a lot for work so had to roll solo.. aka dolo.

Easiest true things I've said..
- New to the city.. or visiting city .. just moved here..
- Just flew back from XYZ.. and wanted to step out..
.. waiting on the peeps..
- peeps canned on me cause they were feeling lazy..
- I like the adventure of meeting new people.. like when I was traveling solo in Europe.. when I'm not with people I know.. I have to talk to new people.. Make some amazing new connections & friends..

Funny that I havent tried:
- The fortune teller told me i'd be meeting someone ... ya da da.. so i stepped out.. (sarcastic playful smile)..

( I dont remember but i've used bunch of on the spot playful things)

If you find one of the above or similar reasons POSITIVE.. in YOUR HEAD.. then when you say it with full CONVICTION... people respect that you have the confidence to roll solo..

Main thing.. OWN yourself.. If you dont own yourself.. then in your mind you are TRYING ..to.. DEFEND.. and JUSTIFY..

If internally you know there's no need to defend or justify.. you'll own it and say it like it dont matter.. then it wont.

Just know that anything said from a DEFENSIVE standpoint will make your response / statement weak.

The point of modern propaganda isn't only to misinform or push an agenda. It is to exhaust your critical thinking, to annihilate truth.
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#70

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My biggest problem of rolling solo is running into people that I know. I live in a moderate sized city, but lately I cannot walk out of the door without running into someone I know. Some of them know exactly what I am doing if I am suited up, and the ones that aren't cool with me will try to DLV me on the spot. How do you deal with running into people that you know who you don't really want to see?
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#71

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Quote: (02-11-2012 05:45 PM)anewtypedude Wrote:  

My biggest problem of rolling solo is running into people that I know. I live in a moderate sized city, but lately I cannot walk out of the door without running into someone I know. Some of them know exactly what I am doing if I am suited up, and the ones that aren't cool with me will try to DLV me on the spot. How do you deal with running into people that you know who you don't really want to see?

Venue bounce. Sounds like a hassle but its better to hit another place than getting DLVed and feeling uncomfortable in a place you keep persisting on.
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#72

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Went solo again last night and AGAIN ran into people that I prefer to not meet in those settings who insisted on knowing where the rest of my guys are. I swear the god as a person gains notoriety, the world becomes smaller. Am I the only one with this problem or do all of you live in a metropolis?
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#73

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Quote: (02-12-2012 07:34 AM)anewtypedude Wrote:  

Went solo again last night and AGAIN ran into people that I prefer to not meet in those settings who insisted on knowing where the rest of my guys are. I swear the god as a person gains notoriety, the world becomes smaller. Am I the only one with this problem or do all of you live in a metropolis?

As you can see in this thread, I used to be insecure and self-conscious about going out alone too. That all changed in a matter of weeks/months, however. Now I actually prefer going out alone and really only have a handful of friends I would consider hang with. Starting to go out alone is one of the most powerful things you can add to your game arsenal, for a lot of reasons. And when I started doing this I lived in a small town just like you, not in a metropolis.

The problem isn't that you run into people that you know, the problem is that you CARE about what these and other people think of you. You shouldn't try to avoid running into people you know. Just fucke them, just like you shouldn't care if a girl rejects you and just move on to the next one. You're not dependant on anyone specific person.

You got to make your development in game your priority, not what other people think of you. You have to make some sacrifices.
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#74

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I technically went out alone to my college winter dance last night..only got one number since I only did one serious approach..but danced with every cute girl in there..the same chicks who tried to play me before where the same ones trying to bite..its a wonder what getting dressed and social proof do..
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#75

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Quote: (02-12-2012 08:31 AM)solo Wrote:  

Quote: (02-12-2012 07:34 AM)anewtypedude Wrote:  

Went solo again last night and AGAIN ran into people that I prefer to not meet in those settings who insisted on knowing where the rest of my guys are. I swear the god as a person gains notoriety, the world becomes smaller. Am I the only one with this problem or do all of you live in a metropolis?

As you can see in this thread, I used to be insecure and self-conscious about going out alone too. That all changed in a matter of weeks/months, however. Now I actually prefer going out alone and really only have a handful of friends I would consider hang with. Starting to go out alone is one of the most powerful things you can add to your game arsenal, for a lot of reasons. And when I started doing this I lived in a small town just like you, not in a metropolis.

The problem isn't that you run into people that you know, the problem is that you CARE about what these and other people think of you. You shouldn't try to avoid running into people you know. Just fucke them, just like you shouldn't care if a girl rejects you and just move on to the next one. You're not dependant on anyone specific person.

You got to make your development in game your priority, not what other people think of you. You have to make some sacrifices.

Yeah.

Why do you care if you run into people you know?
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