<p>You’ve got a point, there are things you can do to improve your odds and make something happen out of nothing. If you’ve got “game”, what you’re suggesting makes sense.</p>
<p>However, I don’t think our pal Indian., who’s already graduated ect…, would benefit from your advice. Sure, he could eventually benefit from it, but he’s a ways off from your advanced technique. He just needed to get past step one, get some experience, gain some self confidence. After putting in some time with the low hanging fruit, he’d have a better chance at moving on to the next level.</p>
<p>Also, IMHO, this is a case of someone shooting for the proverbial stars. Problem is, many people grow up watching some sappy love movies and have convinced themselves they can get “that” girl/guy. Frankly, these movies have been a disservice to our society at large, people are running around with delusions thinking they can get a 9 when they should really be happy with a 6 or delighted with a 7. John Cusack said it best in “Hi Fidelity”: “You gotta punch your own weight…”.</p>
<p>People are missing out if their mind are in this fog expecting something that just isn’t going to happen. Just like Indian might be a great guy, there’s a girl out there that’s cool and fun too…</p>
<p>I’m not saying your way is wrong, hell if you have the swagger to pull it off, game on. Just don’t get caught in the vortex of delusion.</p>
<p>Mike</p>