Ok, I've got some time, so I would like to use that to address to the confidence issue that, like CTM said, seems to be the main problem.
#2: Confidence, Fear and Beliefs
First thing that I want to let you know is that there really is no such thing as confidence. Confidence is lack of insecurity. Get rid of the insecurities and you'll feel confident.
As an example, we can use this post:
At 2/27/08 03:30 PM, JakFro5t wrote:
I got to say, your advice really boosted my "courage", the girl I was talking about said I should join up in soccer, not really my sport but I'm seriously thinking about it, and since some of my friends asked me too, I'm obviously more athletic than I thought. }:{D>
What was going on was this:
- He felt insecurity about his appearance.
- This insecurity added the thought of girls not liking him because of that.
- This has/could have installed the belief that you need to be muscular and physically able to provide protection.
But, after my advice and after he talked to the girl, he found out that being muscular is not at all a must. This destroyed the insecurity and with that the negative belief and thought, creating room for 'confidence/courage'.
The near-fatal mistake he made at the beginning was to assume that being muscular is a necessity. So, what to do? Don't assume. Because when you start to believe it, it's usually very hard to get rid of it. Instead, you need to know what really is going on.
I recognized this too in the post made by Wtfpwn. He's probably had some bad experience which installed the belief of needing to say something 'interesting' in order to get a girl. You can clearly see that beliefs in this since he resisted when I told him this is not needed.
Beliefs like this can also be created by techniques. If you use a technique once (like a line), without having the skill, and it works, you'll get the idea that it works all the time. So you'l keep using the line, but to your own amazement, it doesn't work. But, since it worked the first time, you'll probably start thinking that it's either the girls problem, or that you didn't try hard enough.
By this time, the idea changed into a belief: it'll work as long as I try harder. That's when things go bad.
Beliefs like that are ussualy pretty tough to get rid of since you've had success with it, so it simply has to work. In theory that is. Your theory. But your theory isn't always the right one. If it was, you wouldn't be here right now.
Positive beliefs work best. Here are some beliefs guys have (guys that are successful with women):
- Women want me.
- If I want to, I can get a woman anywhere and anytime.
- I want women, but I don't need them.
- I'm the prize women want to win.
As you can see, all of them are pretty cocky and assumptive, but also highly optimistic and confident. And, as many of you won't know, is that your beliefs are being communicated by you in a subconscious way. This meaning that women will start to belief what you belief. So, if you're beliefs are negative, like: I can't get a girl to like me, then she'll believe this and won't like you. However, with these optimistic beliefs, she'll start finding you more and more interesting without knowing why (since this belief trade is a subconscious system inside her), thus creating mystery and that feeling of not 'being able to figure you out'.
How can you start believing these beliefs? By repeating them in your head untill they're stuck in your head. Drive them into your subconscious, it'll chase the insecurity away, allowing you to feel confidence, which is also very appealing to other people (not only women), allowing more success in life.
That's about it, I don't want to make it too long :P