Game could be broken down into three stages: approach, mid-game, and end-game - very similar to chess. Some believe the approach/opening is the most important part and it may be. If you never open then nothing else can happen.
I would suggest the following measurement as a way to judge if you have gotten over your fear of rejection and have become comfortable enough approaching.
If you see a decent situation to open a decent looking girl you should feel compelled to do so. Because you know if you don't you will feel miserable for not doing it. You should fear that feeling of being a chump far more than the fear of rejection. When you reach the point where you almost HAVE to open a girl given a good situation you have graduated from level I in my opinion. It's the yardstick I use for myself. The day I find myself walking away from a decent situation it's the day I know I need to get my ass back in shape.
For example: I took my mother to the supermarket today. As I walked in, a girl stopped me and ask me if I wanted to buy a ticket. They were selling tickets to a shopping cart full of stuff for some charity. I stopped and look at her more closely. She was in her early twenties, cute face, decent body about a 6-7, Latin, barely spoke English but she was smiling at me. There were people around but it was a decent girl in a decent situation I had to do it. So I said, ok, I will buy a ticket and gave her a dollar. She then asked me what is my name and phone number. I smiled and thought to myself this is beautiful. So I said, well, I will give you my name and phone number if you gave me yours. She goes I can't give you my number I have a boyfriend! But she was still smiling. I said, ok and took out my business card and handed it to her so she could get my name and number from it. She look at my card and wrote down the information. She then smiled and said, ok, I will call you tomorrow to let you know if you won. I smiled and said, oh, you will call me tomorrow, ok. I gave her a little lower back caress as I left. She didn't return my card. Who knows, maybe I will win tomorrow.
The moral of the story? Life and Game is a lottery, you can't win if you don't buy a ticket
I would suggest the following measurement as a way to judge if you have gotten over your fear of rejection and have become comfortable enough approaching.
If you see a decent situation to open a decent looking girl you should feel compelled to do so. Because you know if you don't you will feel miserable for not doing it. You should fear that feeling of being a chump far more than the fear of rejection. When you reach the point where you almost HAVE to open a girl given a good situation you have graduated from level I in my opinion. It's the yardstick I use for myself. The day I find myself walking away from a decent situation it's the day I know I need to get my ass back in shape.
For example: I took my mother to the supermarket today. As I walked in, a girl stopped me and ask me if I wanted to buy a ticket. They were selling tickets to a shopping cart full of stuff for some charity. I stopped and look at her more closely. She was in her early twenties, cute face, decent body about a 6-7, Latin, barely spoke English but she was smiling at me. There were people around but it was a decent girl in a decent situation I had to do it. So I said, ok, I will buy a ticket and gave her a dollar. She then asked me what is my name and phone number. I smiled and thought to myself this is beautiful. So I said, well, I will give you my name and phone number if you gave me yours. She goes I can't give you my number I have a boyfriend! But she was still smiling. I said, ok and took out my business card and handed it to her so she could get my name and number from it. She look at my card and wrote down the information. She then smiled and said, ok, I will call you tomorrow to let you know if you won. I smiled and said, oh, you will call me tomorrow, ok. I gave her a little lower back caress as I left. She didn't return my card. Who knows, maybe I will win tomorrow.
The moral of the story? Life and Game is a lottery, you can't win if you don't buy a ticket
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