Obsession, Wojciech WeissI just returned from a week in Prague for some coaching. My last residential was a bit over two years go. I’m happy to report that I made clear progress. The theme of this (shorter) residential was to move from social daygame to r-selected sexual daygame. And what a time it was… I’ll write out another blog post in more long form, but to summarize here below: Finally did some real sexual sets that felt electric. Dated a rather young girl and bounced her home the same day (a story I should write out). Dated a Turkish girl and met her parents one hour after opening her. All in all a great trip. Most of all, I lost my feeling of scarcity that I acquired by losing my Turkish regular in Berlin. I’m full of excitement and joy for daygame and am excited to push my limits to see if I can compress the model and become that guy.
I was in a foul, anxious mood. Stressed out from the end of the work week. But the weather was nice. I ditched my colleagues after our corporate get-away and headed for the center to see if I can crank out some sets. The first set was a standing Dutch girl who was waiting for her friend. He arrived and looked like a total chode. “Is he your friend or boyfriend?” I asked. “No, but I have a boyfriend,” she answered. And that was that. ...
I’m looking back on two weeks of intense daygame in Riga. Here are the numbers: 46 opens 12 numbers 7 replies 3 girls out on dates 3 girls bounced to mine 2 girls kissed 1 handjob 0 new notches 1 lay from a regular from my previous trip in October All in all, I’m satisfied with these results. I managed to keep my regular attached to me across half a year of long game. Luck wasn’t on my side: there was awful weather for half of the days, the Turkish girl couldn’t get over her LMR and past giving me a handjob, and I fucked up the 23 year old Latvian girl. I couldn’t close the 29 silly redhead because of logistics. ...
Jurmula Train ride Waterpark Shashlik in the sun Walk on Baltic coast
I severely underestimated the stress of this Eurojaunt. I’m essentially on a nearly two week holiday from my stressful corporate sales job. Besides daygame, I planned a host of activities to do during the mornings: gym, reading, catching up on personal email, writing, reflecting on my life and goals. None of that happened. The daily > 6 hour long daygame sessions took an unexpected toll on both my mind and my body. Mentally I’d say I’m doing fine. I’m not more stressed than I am on the clock. I learned how to deal with work stress by maintaining healthy routines. However, the daygame roller-coaster and several poor decisions plunged me into a downward spiral. ...