Post: #1

I'm early 20s, a black male, and I first found your website when I was out of town in a hotel room on my phone looking for bars to hit up. One of the first articles I read was the black men chasing white women, and I thought that was pretty uninformed and racist. But then I read further and checked out more of your blog and Bang.

I've been unsuccessful with girls a lot, and have gotten advice from friends, a lot off which you've said to. But I really like how you break things down, on what to do, and more importantly why.

And it always helps to hear from someone who's been there, who women didn't want to fuck with, make a gigantic change. The most important thing I've taken away from you is to approach as much as possible and to not to give a fuck about any one girl, because I had a tendency to daydream about shit we'd do together once I got the number, and then once I got the number wonder what I did wrong if it didn't go anywhere.

My game used to be a lot more direct, because I thought it was stupid to try to make convos strangers, but I'm changing that too. I'm going to start working out, and basically go after what I want, which is tons of beautiful women.

If I ever see you I'll buy you a drink. Before I read your stuff I was really depressed, but now I feel a lot better.

Post: #2

Cool, good luck!

Post: #3

Welcome =)

Hopefully we'll see you over at the notch thread

Post: #4

I'd like to second that. Roosh's stuff was my first introduction to the game and the manosphere and it was his intelligence and well written articles that made me realize how legit this stuff is.

I'm a recovering beta who recently came to the game after losing a burgeoning relationship with a girl I got really sprung on. She was as close to my ideal mate physically as I'd ever banged and it was painful as fuck losing her. I learned here what I did wrong and all the beta moves I made became painfully obvious to me in retrospect. If someone had shown me Roosh's site (as well as Heartiste/Roissy and some others) a long time ago, my life would be a lot different. But better late than never. I'm only 25, so I can't really complain.