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[Dante]

Hey guys, I decided to join the site because one of my friends(dubbinson) started to get a lot more girls than he used to and he told me I could do the same. I'm still in highschool but that gives me an advantage because I can keep up with the girls i want to all day. Any suggestions on which posts I need to read in order to learn the most?

Thanks,
Dante

[Gamble]

I learn a lot from field reports, and I try to post them as often as possible. You learn the most when you get feedback on the work that you are doing. Try to realize your sticking points, and it's always good to have a good wing that can help you break down sets and let you know what some of your more subtle sticking points are. But remember that in order to keep a good wing, you have to be a good wing. Help your wing as much as you can in order for you both to learn and grow. And also remember that it is not all about learning as much as you can and getting laid. This art is about growing as men.


But still learn as much as you can and get laid.

[Mojo]

Dante, welcome to the board. It is awesome you're starting out young... maybe one day you won't need to say "only if I knew then what I know now". You'll learn in just weeks what it takes most guys years (if ever) to figure out on their own. Cheers!

Any suggestions on which posts I need to read in order to learn the most?

Start with the LIBRARY forum, especially "Classic PUA Writings" forum. Though the best thing you can do is to find guys that are good (preferably naturals) and hand with them.

Hope this helps,

M

[Dante]

Thanks for the advice guys and about the wingman thing i hang out with dubbinson alot and i thinkk we could be great together but are there any threads or great words of wisdom that can help me be a better wingman?

[Gamble]

There are no words of wisdom that I've found on how to be a better wing... There is a chapter on it in Magic Bullets by Love Systems, but I mainly learned through trial and error. A big part of this is learning how to not give a damn about the outcome, but to be able to learn from your mistakes.