AmericanAndy
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- Aug 23, 2021
Pluto said:I'll chime in as someone who has seen success this year.
First of all, we have no idea as to where OP is in the US before we write the entire country off. If you are in a small town or small city, you have to be choosier about how you approach. If you are in a big city, you can do more high volume without being noticed or worrying much.
Dating apps are for the most part not what they used to be back in the day. I got 100+ matches on Bumble, Tinder, and Hinge. Back in 2012 and onwards, these apps were legit. As of 2018 and onwards, they started to go downhill and ended up being filled with more robots and OnlyFans accounts. Sure, having a good profile helps and you can certainly still meet women from them (I have), but they are starting to become more of a waste of time for the most part unless you are paying for boosts or constantly starting a new profile.
All that said, here is my advice for daygame cold approach as someone who has gotten laid multiple times from it:
1. Lower your standard of what a "approach" is if you get approach anxiety. Todd V mentions this but if you get it, something as simple as breaking rapport and making small talk to start out is an approach.
2. Keep a log as you approach, use Notes App on your phone and just write it down. When you get back home, evaluate what you could have done better.
3. Find a good template or program, I highly recommend Austen Summers and what he does, his has made the biggest difference for me.
4. Go to high volume areas in whatever city you are in. Typically these are the happening areas with the most shops and malls.
I'm about two hours away from Atlanta. The city I'm in only has around 200k people. I'm planning to find more interesting things like festivals and events where there's more people. I'd rather pay off and own some property before just getting up and leaving to another city. I've done that before and money gets blown really fast from rent and other expenses. I used to live in Tucson and that had a good party scene wish I hadn't moved for work.