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Reflections On A Pencil
85 Approaches. 5 days.
Use simple Math and that will equate
to 17 approaches per day. Given perfect circumstances and execution,
all together with common sense statistics and you will have 17 new
numbers per day. Given a 10% value ratio, you will have around 2
quality women per day. 5 days multiplied by 2 women equate to 10. A
harem of beautiful women.
The above explanation is stupid. It's a very delusional explanation of social dynamics results.
I did not reach the 200 mark, but it doesn't matter now that I look back.
After
85 approaches and 5 days of constant sarging, I have indeed learned
much, but it seems shallow. There is something missing. Something BIG
is missing and it's not just getting laid.
To quote Charm, I've
become an approach monster. Take note, that's not an absolutely good
thing. I've talked to a lot of people in the community about this.
Nash, Charm, Verneshot, Troy... The guys pulling results, and they all
give me one common idea. It isn't all about sarging. It can only get
you so far.
If it's not sarging then what is it? What is the path to mastery?
I think that what Troy and Nash told me holds true. I am too into this. I need to slow down and think as if the game never existed.
Don't
get me wrong. Those 5 days have been gold. I've had fun and now I'm
working on 4 women. 2 8's and 2 9's. 3 of those 4 come from the project
I just pulled off. I had a blast just talking to random people and now,
I am happier with my network.
But do you get the idea? It seems as if it can only get you so far.
Maximum effort. Minimum results.
Jeez,
it's not even all about the statistics. Pick-up seems to be and should
be more than just this. The line that I am trying to explain is very
vague and hard to explain.
One thing will stand, though. As much
as I loved doing Project Recordbreaker, perhaps I will not pull it off
so easily again. I don't think I will immerse myself into a frenzy of
constant sarging lest good justifications stand.
Charm's right too. I need to work on myself first before my skillset. The basics. My personality, my life, my mind, my friends.
Man,
I think I'm starting to get it as I write right now. It's like trying
to pick up a pencil. How do you pick one up? You obviously just pick it
up with your own nature, with whatever way you usually do. It's a
stupid question. But...
WHAT IF someone published a book on
picking up a pencil. What if you got into this stuff and you'd have all
these techniques just to get a pencil in your hands. You'd do some
scissor forms, a hyper dynamic thumb revolution move, a 7 second split
middle and index finger function. You'd have all these complicated
techniques just to pick up a pencil.
Now doesn't that sound stupid?
You'd
read through these techniques and practice them over and over again!
Everyone's into it so much and you're all analyzing these techniques.
85 times you practiced those moves, you picked it up sometimes, but you
failed too once in a while.
Tell me something. Wasn't that the stupidest thing ever?
Why in the world didn't you just pick it up and started writing?
Remembering
Triad, the wise counsel of some of my closest friends here and looking
back at what I've experienced, I feel absolutely the same way. I think
I overdid it. This 'revolution' in the game, as introduced and
reiterated by Troy, does not hold in absolutes, though. There are
always things to remember. Get the pencil, hold it tight and write with
finesse.
Don't get me wrong. I am in no position to judge how
people run their game. Most of you who are reading this are better than
me and you know that. If Mystery Method works for you, I have total
respect in that. If SS gets the girl for you, then I am happy for you.
To each is his own and I am just an 18 year old kid who has never
fucked, aspiring to become better in this. I only have my thoughts to
share.
I've come to notice that I need to work on my life first.
This summer, I plan on doing just that. I want to take up some form of
martial arts, I want to write random things, take pictures with my
friends and watch a movie with them. I want to feel the very essence of
why we live and sarging just has something missing to it. I will still
go out, of course, but I'm starting to see the path. A vague path.
Slowly but surely.
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