Note
from Chase: this is a guest post by one of our forum members,
Rob Hortzclaw, with editing by Marty, another of our members. Rob’s put
together a really solid, detailed, and lengthy piece here (I clocked it
at over 7,000 words!) - it’s quite wonderful. I hope you enjoy...
here’s Rob.
Want to know the difference between someone who tries his hand at pick-up/seduction and fails, and someone who tries his hand at pick-up and succeeds in transforming his dating life?
Good, I’m glad you asked!
I first stumbled across Girls Chase material in late 2012, after incessantly investing in and thinking about a girl, and having her reject me. It was painful, and all I wanted thereafter was to actually get a girlfriend and have a relationship.
These days, I’m still in the process of doing so... though my goals have changed a bit.
I’m nowhere near mastery of seduction, though I have wrung myself through the meat grinder, have gotten success through cold approach and social circle, and have done things that I would’ve previously thought impossible for myself. In other words, I’m on the path to mastery and I owe much of my success to just 7 decisions.
Back to your original question – what is the difference between
failure and success when
learning seduction? Someone who tries this
stuff and fails doesn’t think the
same way as someone who decides
he is
going to get better with women.
Did you catch the difference between my descriptions of each?
The guy who succeeds in seduction makes several decisions different from the ones made by the guy who tries his hand and drops out.
The interesting thing is that these decisions seem blindingly obvious, but the power behind them is absolutely earth-shattering (or paradigm-shattering) if harnessed.
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