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Hi Everyone

PostPosted: Sun Jan 21, 2007 8:39 pm
by H_Raja
I just moved into the Dallas area to go to school at UTA, I'm 22 working towards a masters. At the beginning of 2006, I weighed in at 240lbs (I'm 5'10), by the end of 2006 I was 185. Over the last couple of months, girls started to notice me. Before I thought I stood no chance with women due to my weight, but then as soon as I started getting checked out it hit me that girls were interested in me and that I knew nothing about what to say or do around women.

I was brought up in a very conservative family from south India where the norm is to go and get an arranged marriage, and even talking to girls is frowned upon. So I grew up with zero social skills around women, and approach anxiet bordering on the fear of death. I've only been on 3 dates in my life.

I recently purchased the book Art of Approaching and am starting to do the bootcamp in there (which consists of doing about 20 approaches a week). I tend to do okay after the approach, but I am struggling to pull dates and numbers. I hope to learn more from everyone here and share my experiences step by step here.

PostPosted: Sun Jan 21, 2007 8:47 pm
by omgdallas
welcome aboard dude.

congrats on the weight loss!! that is really incredible.

please write posts and let us know how your bootcamp is going.

I'm no expert by any means, but we should sarge sometime, I've always had a thing for Indian girls. you could probably help me out there, I'm in arlington a lot

PostPosted: Sun Jan 21, 2007 10:51 pm
by H_Raja
Thanks for the welcome! I will keep posting my bootcamp experiences for each week.
I wish I could say what to do with Indian girls, but from what I have observed almost all meet their boyfriends through social circles. Social circles of which I am unable to penetrate well. But there are a crapload of Indians here on the UTA campus.
One idea I had was if I had a weekday free, is to go visit one of many college campuses in the Dallas area and sarge there just for practice sake. I tried it at Mountainview, UTD, SMU, and El Centro.