Here is a post i got from one of my Wingmen group members to whom i have stated that having routines are not healthy and can damage person in a long run.
I was being somewhat disingenuous when I said day game is
simply about lowering energy levels. Yes, that's one part of
it, but converting the structure and tactics of night game to
day game is simple (presupposing one understands the
underlining implications of the tactics/structure). For
example, I find the best opener in day game is what I call the
"joint conspiracy" opener. That's when I'll try to establish
some "us v. them" dynamic with me and the girl. For example,
sometimes in Grand Central I'll open by telling some girl to
push through the crowd for me. If she laughs (usually they do),
I'll go on to tell her how she can be my new bodyguard blah
blah. For me, it's all related to frames and "roles". This is
true of any PU situation, but especially in day game. In every
social situation, people are quickly looking to put people in a
"role" and treat them accordingly. In a bar situation, if a
girl senses a guy's trying to pick her up off the opener, she
immediately flips on her "bitch" role to blow him out. Applying
this to day game, I'm trying to sidestep the girl placing me in
a "role" such as the "creepy guy", "guy trying to sell
something", "guy trying to pick up girls", etc. In fact, I
think the most important thing about opening and getting
attraction in day game is simply offering value (i.e. humor,
making her smile, being interesting) and making her unsure
where the interaction is headed and what "role" she should put
you in. There's much more to my day game theory, but this is
what I've found works for me and I've had a lot of success in
day game.
Finally, re: routines, I whole-heartedly disagree. Every guy
I've met who relies on "natural game" gets very inconstant
results. I agree that creating a fun vibe is key, which is
exactly why routines work. When I say "routine" I'm not
referring to "the best friend test" or something someone else
wrote; I'm referring to stories and role plays that I wrote for
myself that quickly convey my personality and values. I find
even guys who claim they rely on "natural game" repeat a lot of
the same lines and stories (but, since they made those lines
and stories up, they don't feel they're using "routines"). Even
AFCs rely on routines with the whole, "Hi, what's your name?
Where are you from" approach. In my opinion, everything's
scripted so it's better to be running off a script you KNOW is
effective and gives value rather than try to piece it together
on the spot.
Here is my answer to his post.
Source: umad-dating-advices.blogspot.com
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