by Guest » Wed Jan 26, 2011 10:27 am
Wit / Humor:
I am one to believe that both of those are birth traits, either you’re funny or you’re not. Either you’re quick witted or you’re not. Can some of the traits be learned? Yes, but would have a minimal effect. You could possibly take some improv classes that will help you think on your feet. Other than that, I can’t offer you much advice here. I’m not that funny or am I quick witted.
You mention that you were funny and quick witted before, but due to some life events, that changed. What I suggest is that you take a few minutes (or hours) and think about how those life events changed you mentally—from funny to not funny. Hopefully, once you’ve understood why you changed or lost your wit, you can work on getting it back.
AMOG’ing:
There are hundreds of videos and techniques out there for AMOG’ing guys, many of which would be effective in this situation. Although, I agree with PC 100%; you should not be AMOG’ing this guy in this situation. From your post, it appears that these two are friends, or at the very least, acquaintances. If they weren’t, she would not have asked him to wait for her. As for the dynamics of their relationship, it is unknown. Just because they walked out does not mean they are BF/GF. On the flip side, it doesn’t mean that they’re just in the early stages of getting to know each other. Not enough information is known to come to a valid conclusion.
To expound on what PC said, since this girl is friends with this guy, she will quickly jump to his defenses when you attempt to AMOG. This is not good for you. You will look like the bad guy and be outcasted. Instead, you should be amicable, not necessarily friends, but friendly to both him and her. Once you understand the dynamics of their relationship, you can game accordingly.
Gaming College Girls:
Where do I begin? There are so many useful tactics out there that would work, but for the most part, I would game them just as any other girl (while adjusting my game appropriately since they’re a little younger and their minds may operate a slightly different). It is difficult to offer advice here since we have no insight as to what type of girls they are. Are they sorority chicks? Nerds? Indie scenesters? All of which will need a different approach and need to be gamed differently. But, the fundamentals still apply. Inner game: Aloofness, confidence and the non-pedestalization of women. Outergame: Neg, qualification, disqualification, DHV, and (sexual) escalation.