The Most Deadly Mind Trap
Looking at her boobs when you should be looking into her eyes. Not number closing when she’s most likely to comply. Waiting too long before you approach. Calling too many times between get-togethers. Texting too often, not often enough. This list can go on and on.
There is however, one “meta” self-sabotage that will absolutely destroy you. And this doesn’t only apply to game, it applies to life as well. It’s very insidious, as most guys who are guilty (which is a lot of guys) not only don’t realize they are guilty, but are rarely able to admit it if it’s pointed out.
What makes it even worse is that it’s sometimes true. But this doesn’t help.
What it is?
A simple idea. A simple thought that once you believe it, once you use it to justify your inability to get what you want, you’re done.
“It’s not my fault.”
Blaming people other than ourselves is one of the easiest things to do. Politicians have known this ever since democracy was invented. Once those smooth talkers found out that if all they did was tell people their problems weren’t their fault, they could win every single time.
And what makes it worse is sometimes it’s true. It really ISN’T your fault.
Say you approach a girl, and she turns you down. Not because your game was weak, but simply because you weren’t her type. Maybe you reminded her of her step-brother who molested her in third grade. Who knows.
This really ISN’T your fault. But guess what? Because something isn’t your fault DOES NOT MEAN it is somebody else’s fault. Often times it is NOBODY’S fault.
Many guys spend all times of time and energy blaming women, feminism, the current dating market, their background, and on and on.
Why?
Because once you accept that it’s somebody else’s fault, you don’t have to try anymore.
And believe it or not, as much as guys claim they’d do ANYTHING to get laid, they aren’t willing to do what it takes.
Given the option of approaching ten or twenty women a week, and NOT getting what they want, and approaching ZERO women but blaming somebody else, many guys would choose option two.
If you really ARE willing to do whatever it takes to find your dream girl, simply admit that most of the time, it’s nobody’s fault that she turned you down.
It’s not a rejection, it’s a mismatch. Her criteria and yours.
Now, this is very hard to see if you don’t HAVE any criteria, which is why getting some will make it easier.
That way, you’ll ditch the “please accept me” mindset, and take on the “are we right for each other mindset.”
Do this, and it will be a lot easier to find her.