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AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!

Just got back from Vegas, and it was…

Well, actually it was pretty normal. Other than the fact that I pulled 6 out of the last 8 nights out.

So weird, doesn’t even feel like a big deal.

And I can’t figure why it’s been so easy. The chicks were HOT. Like all 8+

The only commonality that I can find is they were all 10-15 minute pulls, sometimes the first set of the night, sometimes the last…

It’s about my 5 year anniversary in the game, so I’m just chalking it up as a leveling up, and a nice bonus after the hard work I’ve put in since the beginning of 2012.

What I’d like to talk about this week was THE MAIN REASON i've had so much success lately, specifically quitting alcohol and the 3 biggest sticking points that I uncovered after starting to game sober.

So check out the vid, which gives not only the sticking points, but how I over came them.



I’ve explained this in other articles before, so I’m not going to go too in depth here, but suffice it to say, most people use alcohol to change their physiology and mental headspace.

One of the biggest aspects of self development is to master the control over your emotions and mental thoughts, so why would you rely on a poison to do that for you?

Sure, it’s an easy shortcut, but in the long run the results are SO MUCH BETTER once you learn how to do everything without any crutches.

And hence, the old skool momentum builder techniques and small chunking the process mentioned in the video.

From there, I started working on higher risk approaches, which helped me quickly transition through my next sticking point.

I haven’t had this problem EVER until I stopped drinking.

But, all of a sudden, my conversations were BORING, and I’d get stuck on stupid conversational threads.

The technique I used to get out of this problem was to start cutting conversational threads quickly.

As you cut more and more, the conversation starts to build momentum, and as you cut more threads, push up the pressure, start owning the conversation more, you can slowly transition into a more sexworthy/man-to-woman type of interaction.

By you decisively leading the interaction she begins to follow, allowing for an easy transition, just realize that she might unconsciously stick with the old frame of conversation, so you have to be decisive here and push through any resistance in the direction you want.

This technique isn’t just related to the alcohol problem, but ANY TIME you are falling into friend-to-friend communication, start cutting threads and changing the topic of conversation, transitioning into a more intimate sexual tone.

The last big sticking point I had was taking any risk at the end of the interaction.

I think one artifact of this was that when you are drunk, your standards are lower, so once you lock in with that average looking girl, you sink in the claws and persist until the end. But when you are sober, you’re constantly vacillating, trying to determine if this girl is hot enough, if it’s too early in the night and you should go see what other girls are in the venue, if she’s receptive enough to invest time in the pull, and all sort of other questions that make you indecisive on the pull.

So at some point, once you lock in, make that firm decision to push it as far as you can with the girl you’re with. Also, just talk to hotter girls, and this problem won’t be as much of an issue either. Haha


It’s funny how I spent the better part of 18 months trying to figure out what my sticking points were, and the second I cut out the booze, 3 huge problems pop up real quick. Alcohol smoothed out many of these problems, but the side effects, especially the loss of strategic level thinking, were just too larger to ignore.

So I have a mission for you, depending on your level of alcohol consumption.

If you are a drinker… Hurrah! Cheers, let’s grab a drink some time, but NOT IN THE CLUB!

Try to cut back on the spectrum:

Drinking booze>Drinking Beer>Drinking ½ Beer/Water>Drinking Water and Sugar Free Redbulls

You say you drink beer because vodka sodas have less calories????

SORRY! That will be a nice leverage point to quit the beer completely, the goal is to first move down the spectrum of alcohol reliance.

From there, hit up the next mission, which if you aren’t drinking alcohol anyway, you can also apply:

Push to do the hard risk approaches!

Here’s the one I want you to do…

Find a group of 2 or more girls seated down talking to each other.

Pick one girl, go up, put out your hand, and grab her attention by yelling “Ay!”

Grab her hand, and decisively make her stand up.

Then say something direct like “You’re cute/hot/adorable/etc.” and proceed from there.

Then do it again until you are comfortable with it and it hooks well.

Comment below with your results. :)

Have a good weekend and here’s to me being awesome.

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 First!
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Second!
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 looking swole
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I never really post on these main article things but I have to say man, this clicked SUPER HARD for me. What's cool is that I can tell it wasn't a super easy process for you, like you went through the difficulties and came out stronger.

Just quit boozing when in-field myself: graduated college- Time to be a big boy ; )- sorta the next step in taking this craft seriously and making it a little more of a focus and a job-having fun isn't an issue for me, it's sorta the other way around : )

I'm going to implement the action plan and post it up on my field report.

I really connected with the friendly convo stuff. In a recent field report I wrote about going out sober, I phrased it as being, "Super rapport man", like I would approach but then just fall back on that sorta, "normal", "easy" convo material that doesn't progress the convo forward, but still gives you that validation of the girl sticking around and engaging in conversation with you- just another mask that I put on to hide from the reality of what I really want- to hide from the intent. Cool Post man. You're shit is real money.


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WOW!
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i'm always looking forward to your articles because i can really relate to you stuff and your teachings.
great article as always.
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 How do you come up with 100 to 1000 different reframes for ANYTHING? I usually can come up with 5 or 6, but I can't get further than that.
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 This post was like a SIGN FROM GOD for me as it's just what I NEEDED to read 2nite!  Thank you!
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 Brad what are you weighing at now
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Buddhagames wrote:
I never really post on these main article things but I have to say man, this clicked SUPER HARD for me. What's cool is that I can tell it wasn't a super easy process for you, like you went through the difficulties and came out stronger.

Just quit boozing when in-field myself: graduated college- Time to be a big boy ; )- sorta the next step in taking this craft seriously and making it a little more of a focus and a job-having fun isn't an issue for me, it's sorta the other way around : )

I'm going to implement the action plan and post it up on my field report.

I really connected with the friendly convo stuff. In a recent field report I wrote about going out sober, I phrased it as being, "Super rapport man", like I would approach but then just fall back on that sorta, "normal", "easy" convo material that doesn't progress the convo forward, but still gives you that validation of the girl sticking around and engaging in conversation with you- just another mask that I put on to hide from the reality of what I really want- to hide from the intent. Cool Post man. You're shit is real money.


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Sweet! Thanks for commenting :)
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MrCreepGuy wrote:
i'm always looking forward to your articles because i can really relate to you stuff and your teachings.
great article as always.
Thanks man!
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RezznT! wrote:
 How do you come up with 100 to 1000 different reframes for ANYTHING? I usually can come up with 5 or 6, but I can't get further than that.
This was a complex scenario for me and that is what it took to fully internalize I needed to make a change. You can literally reframe anything...
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 This post was like a SIGN FROM GOD for me as it's just what I NEEDED to read 2nite!  Thank you!
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Tags: Jeffy is old
lol'ed so hard
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 tonight, we do the hard sets based on your advice... :)
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DEF going to give this a try.

Funny thing is, personally i go in my head when i get drunk. I go all introverted. Kinda the opposite what you would expect.

Either side of drunk, either on the upswing or coming back out to sober is when ive always had good results.

Cheers Brad.
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What I like about your delivery in this clip is that you are sincere and have no ego around your experience as a coach. Your sticking points are honest and correlate with those I have. Breakdown of things was quite detailed, i liked bringing up friend-to-a friend communication when being sober, the need to have something in your hand to perform an automatic drinking move, conscious decision to have fun needed when without a booze.
That was all helpful, thanks!
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MHawk wrote:
 Brad what are you weighing at now
Right over 180 lbs.  I'm averaging about adding a lb. a week.  It's interesting because I'm going for a lean gain approach, which means I'm stunting both my buliking, and my cutting, but I'm EXTREMELY SLOWLY cutting fat, I can see it slowly going away, but because I'm not ingesting crazy high calories I'm also not gaining weight as quickly as I could.

The net effect is a real slow increase in muscle mass, and an even slower cutting where the muscle definition is REAL SLOWLY getting better and better.

I like it better than bulk//cut style though because I always stay lean and look good, its just slower to seeing progress...
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Shit bro !  you are looking very good, are you doing de Paleo diet ?
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Amen to this statement "One of the biggest aspects of self development is to master the control over your emotions and mental thoughts, so why would you rely on a poison to do that for you?"  I have recently begun cutting back on my alcohol consumption and have found I do have more control over my thoughts. 

I am looking forward to more of your posts on this topic to see how it is going.

One more reason to stop relying on poison is no one wants a whiskey dick either.
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21st ! :)
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 Over 180 pounds? Nice man! You look physically sharp and proportioned as opposed to bulky and uncoordinated, keep it up! Just curious, how tall are you?
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inspiring, alchol is a big thing for me i am trying to cut down everytime i go out. I get plastered alot of times when going out these days im buying a drink then a soda water inbetween, i wont stop cutting down till i can do this sober its my goal! great video for me!
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Brad- wrote:

MHawk wrote:
 Brad what are you weighing at now
Right over 180 lbs.  I'm averaging about adding a lb. a week.  It's interesting because I'm going for a lean gain approach, which means I'm stunting both my buliking, and my cutting, but I'm EXTREMELY SLOWLY cutting fat, I can see it slowly going away, but because I'm not ingesting crazy high calories I'm also not gaining weight as quickly as I could.

The net effect is a real slow increase in muscle mass, and an even slower cutting where the muscle definition is REAL SLOWLY getting better and better.

I like it better than bulk//cut style though because I always stay lean and look good, its just slower to seeing progress...


A pound a week slow?! What program are you following? Something like Stronglifts 5x5 or Starting Strength?

Nice article, really clicks with the Booze is Bad Good State idea.
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I do 3 sets of 5, 3 sets of 10 for each exercise.

3 sets of 5 for strength building, 3 sets of 10 with 30-60 second rest periods for mass building.

It's a routine a former client of mine who's worked with professional athletes set up for me.

Works fantastic, I see obvious strength and mass gains every session... (besides the PUMP from blood flow)
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Any chance you could post the routine up? I've been working out for a while now and don't think my routine is that great tbh
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I sat through that music video 3 times.  I didn't even have my headphones on.
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 "jeffy is old" 

haha. whats going on with you guys? you're winning by a long shot, it seems. 
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Brad- wrote:
I do 3 sets of 5, 3 sets of 10 for each exercise.

3 sets of 5 for strength building, 3 sets of 10 with 30-60 second rest periods for mass building.

It's a routine a former client of mine who's worked with professional athletes set up for me.

Works fantastic, I see obvious strength and mass gains every session... (besides the PUMP from blood flow)
so you do 6 sets for one exercise?
Do you do split/ full body and how many times a week?
Where did you get the time to work out when you RSD guys are always travelling, doing bootcamps and freetours?

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yeah, going out completely sober is awesome because it builds up your core confidence as opposed to situational confidence (dependent on the booze). i'm doing it since my BC in Munich a month ago. you just need to get used to it. just push yourself to do it.

recently i do not want to drink at all because like you said Brad it lowers your awareness and ability to think clearly AND you're not able to enjoy the interactions fully.

i drank one time and witnessed that i wasn't able to think, talk, calibrate as clearly as usual.

if you ever try it to do it sober and stick to it long enough (until your results get back to the level they were before) you will never go back because you're more aware, faster and enjoy your time more!

Thx Brad for this article, it reinforces my beliefs that this is the only way to go long term and that i will stick to doing it sober
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 It's funny how this is the exact same topic we talked about on Wed call =).  I started to open small mixed sets early in the night and I def started to find my state hitting that sweet spot earlier on the night because I find them the more riskier approaches and had a fear for the longest time going for those.

With those riskier approaches I also began to focus more on my eye contact and using less words in the interactions and I find that the results are surprisly amazing (probably because I get faster in the man to woman frame).

Great article/video Brad!
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thecrochunter wrote:
DEF going to give this a try.

Funny thing is, personally i go in my head when i get drunk. I go all introverted. Kinda the opposite what you would expect.

Either side of drunk, either on the upswing or coming back out to sober is when ive always had good results.

Cheers Brad.
hmm, interesting. I highly recommend going out sober for a while. You don't have to quit alcohol entirely, but it is a huge crutch for guys that go out regularly. 
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Shit bro !  you are looking very good, are you doing de Paleo diet ?
Yep
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sp00ks wrote:
 It's funny how this is the exact same topic we talked about on Wed call =).  I started to open small mixed sets early in the night and I def started to find my state hitting that sweet spot earlier on the night because I find them the more riskier approaches and had a fear for the longest time going for those.

With those riskier approaches I also began to focus more on my eye contact and using less words in the interactions and I find that the results are surprisly amazing (probably because I get faster in the man to woman frame).

Great article/video Brad!
Thanks man. Yeah, this topic has been on my mind quite a bit recently :)
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So after listening to you talk for 19 minutes, all I really got out of the video was:

Before quitting alcohol, Brad had ONE sticking point: LOGISTICS of the PULL.

After quitting alcohol, Brad had THREE sticking points: TWO new ones (Approach Anxiety / Lack of State and FriendZoning aka Lack of Dominantly Leading) PLUS the ORIGINAL sticking point: LOGISTICS of the PULL.

So if quitting alcohol didn't even "instantly" solve your original sticking point but "instantly" gave you 2 new ones instead, then while you still needed to "put in time & effort" to solve the original sticking point while sober, plus 2 new ones, wouldn't it have been justified to just "put in" the same "time & effort" solving the original sticking point of logistics of the pull while drunk rather than sacrificing 2 perfectly good strengths that alcohol gives you? I mean, from my point of view, solving 1 sticking point while drunk sounds simpler to do that solving the exact same sticking point plus 2 more while sober...

Basically all I'm saying is that when I read Tyler's stuff I'm pretty convinced that quitting drinking is a good idea if not anything but for better long term health, but after I watched your video it sounded like the "performance boost" of gaming drunk greatly outweighs the so called "benefits" of gaming sober so by the end of your video I was like "wtf... Brad TOTALLY CONVINCED me to NEVER game sober again!!!" ...so thanks for being so "convincing" lol

Maybe Alex should write a future article on "How to game effectively while drunk" as I've heard Tyler describe him as: "All Alex from RSD does is drink, game girls, and work for RSD" haha
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Brad chodes sober.

Alex pulls drunk.
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Cool vid I think "gaming" sober would be very beneficial.  Peace.
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Great article. I've been working on quitting drinking for pickup over the last month. Gotta say it's been brutal. When I drink I'm no "guru" but get decent results (always working on improving my game) but I dont really drink during the day so my day game has always sucked compared to my night game where I'm out drinking. It's weird I'm finding sticking points I never even knew existed. (Been drinking for 17 years so the transition isn't like switching from regular to decaf) I'm finding my new sticking points are mostly what to do with the void of not drinking. Ex/ Now I'm empty handed, feel like a needle in a haystack, time seems so much slower bc I'm sober and notice more, dealing with drunk people when your sober like how to interact with them (I used to be one of them so I never noticed) It's like learning a new foreign language. I cant do the cutdown method of booze to beer to water bc If I have one drink I'm drinking the whole night. I've been doing a time method like "first hour no drinking" then 3 drink max. Then 2 hours no drinking then 3 drink max esc...But long story short very awesome to hear an article like this. All the articles are amazing but it's cool to see one that veers away from theory or inner/outer game (not being negative) and focuses on a different way of self improvement. Nice work!
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 I usually dont like your posts that ,much they dont really resonate with me.

But this was real stuff,  

got a question for ya.

Is there anything besides high risk approaches?
its probably because my goals are heavily involved with core confidence, and growing in my masculinity all through my life.  high risk has that double whammy of   of increasing your trust in yourself , your self respect and sense on manlyness /confidence    plus it sets the frame properly.

now heres the thing i dont really know how else to get that attraction,  basicly any lack of attraction i trace back to not comin in hard and real enough.  somewhere i either get more hesistant and it comes through in my subs, probably in eyecontact  and maybe voice in how unreactive my responces are.

the only other way i can think of is maybr going old school funny aproach  or like lame oldschool statepump stuff, but who the fuck wants that


 besides high risk is all about the strong intent and fully putting yourself outthere vulnerable and standing behind your action.  you can combine that with saying some funny or whatever energy, it doesnt need to be super verbally direct as long as demand alot of intention and in a way is a little scary for you.

im wonder because you described it liek there is a choice, i mainly come on to check owens vids so i tought this is all rsd did.

the way i see it,  ya got,   high risk,  intent ,  standing behind your actions to pass the quote unquote tests, lead and escalate with self trust (more quote unquote high risk)   and during you can just express yourself in a spectrum and different combinations  of  masculine energy mixed with warm , sexual and  ''funny'' energy..  


about the framing i totally feel ya, ya basicly got crack at in ya head shake it around until youve shaped the idea in a way that you can get to that permanent descision that its bitch bullshit .  and not look back.

nice post. oh so yeah if you still readin responces get at me,  interested in your views.    
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 I tried it last weekend, but I think I wen't waaay to hard (I yelled AY! like super uncalibrated loud crazy person) and she DID get up and said something like "what do you want" or something. Anyway, amog starts giving me shit I'm blown out. 
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Haha, awesome! 

Yeah, that's why in the video I talk about how it takes MULTIPLE times to get it right and have the proper confidence behind it.

How many times has Kobe practiced dunking with his left hand?

His right?

Alley oop style?

That's how you get the confidence to do it right.  Go try it 100 more times.  :)

Thanks for trying it out!
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Hello from Milwaukee!
Way to represent Wisconsin.
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 damn dude looking big... fuck bulk/cut, slow and steady is the way
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Sexter wrote:
, wouldn't it have been justified to just "put in" the same "time & effort" solving the original sticking point of logistics of the pull while drunk
This is like saying "put in the time and effort to solve the sticking point of poor driving while drunk." 

It's a central nervous system depressant. You aren't going to "solve" being slow and stupid while drunk by somehow magically willing yourself to do so
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Sexter wrote:
So after listening to you talk for 19 minutes, all I really got out of the video was:

Before quitting alcohol, Brad had ONE sticking point: LOGISTICS of the PULL.

After quitting alcohol, Brad had THREE sticking points: TWO new ones (Approach Anxiety / Lack of State and FriendZoning aka Lack of Dominantly Leading) PLUS the ORIGINAL sticking point: LOGISTICS of the PULL.

So if quitting alcohol didn't even "instantly" solve your original sticking point but "instantly" gave you 2 new ones instead, then while you still needed to "put in time & effort" to solve the original sticking point while sober, plus 2 new ones, wouldn't it have been justified to just "put in" the same "time & effort" solving the original sticking point of logistics of the pull while drunk rather than sacrificing 2 perfectly good strengths that alcohol gives you? I mean, from my point of view, solving 1 sticking point while drunk sounds simpler to do that solving the exact same sticking point plus 2 more while sober...

Basically all I'm saying is that when I read Tyler's stuff I'm pretty convinced that quitting drinking is a good idea if not anything but for better long term health, but after I watched your video it sounded like the "performance boost" of gaming drunk greatly outweighs the so called "benefits" of gaming sober so by the end of your video I was like "wtf... Brad TOTALLY CONVINCED me to NEVER game sober again!!!" ...so thanks for being so "convincing" lol

Maybe Alex should write a future article on "How to game effectively while drunk" as I've heard Tyler describe him as: "All Alex from RSD does is drink, game girls, and work for RSD" haha
The whole point of reducing your alcohol consumption was put pretty clearly by Brad:

"One of the biggest aspects of self development is to master the control over your emotions and mental thoughts, so why would you rely on a poison to do that for you?

Sure, it’s an easy shortcut, but in the long run the results are SO MUCH BETTER once you learn how to do everything without any crutches."
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Brad mate, I could not agree more with you.

I find alcohol and drugs to be the biggest hindrance to game.

Nothing about it is in the least bit attractive.

To me, its common sense. Fatties, stop drinking.

Women do not find being inebriated attractive even by someone good looking and naturally attractive.
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Mate, I ended up out solo one night cause of one the few and only wing I had in the community needed to get inebriated all the time.

The long and short of it was that, he ended up spending the night hugging the toilet, and I ended up crashing a bachelorette party before stealing grey goose(did not drink), bathroom pulling (never finished), booted by security, and a black club promoter (looking at you Madison) kicked me out.

Apparently, this promoter fella felt entitled to the girl I picked up, and since, he was the one to set them up in a booth VIP style, he felt it meant he was gonna deliver some bbc.

He was greatly mistaken.

People rely on these stimuli cause they feel inadequate and not enough from the start.

This is what needs curving and correcting. Alcohol for pick up and drugs is for the weak.

Black Brad Pitt has just left the building!
jlaix wrote:

Sexter wrote:
, wouldn't it have been justified to just "put in" the same "time & effort" solving the original sticking point of logistics of the pull while drunk
This is like saying "put in the time and effort to solve the sticking point of poor driving while drunk." 

It's a central nervous system depressant. You aren't going to "solve" being slow and stupid while drunk by somehow magically willing yourself to do so
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robbie_love

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Join Date: 06/28/2010 | Posts: 9

Great article Brad! I have been going out for the last month sober and have found that act of appraching as many girls as you can (even if it's just for a 10 second convo) at the start of the night (in the street before entering a venue) works wonders. After a month of not drinking I caught up with a friend this weekend on the Gold Coast and drank.... LOTS (more than normal). Think this was a result of not drinking for a month plus the excitement of meeting up with a mate I haven't seen for a while who also loves the game. I ended up kissing 4-5 girls simply by grabbing their arm, dragging them to the dance floor, spinning them, pulling them in for a little dirty dancing, followed by grabbing there head, kissing their cheaks (optional) then going straight for the make out. Most of the time it worked well. If they didn't go for the make out straight away them I'd dirty dance a little more then try again and again. There was no talking involved. Total cave man I guess. I could not do this during my month of being sober. The problem I found from drinking this weekend was that I had absolutely no higher order thinking. My mind was simply - see girl, grab girl, dance and kiss girl, find new girl. I got way to excited (probably a little ego based as well with my mate with me) and ruined my chances with pulling any of the girls home as I wasn't thinking past now. I didn't persist with any of the girls long enough. I am very excited to build my confidence without the aid of drink. I am definately up for the challenge. Once again - great blog man well done :) 
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