Post: #1

I'm still only a high schooler man, don't really apply for a few of the things on this site. Will I still be able to use the same tactics/info? I don't really have game and I wanted help.

Post: #2

(11-14-2013 08:41 PM)Kidkwik Wrote:  I'm still only a high schooler man, don't really apply for a few of the things on this site. Will I still be able to use the same tactics/info? I don't really have game and I wanted help.

if you want help you came to the right place, but you have to be ready to accept it.

Post: #3

Yes even better if you are in high school. Don't be doing shit that everyone else is already doing in high school. Start doing some of the stuff you learn from this site and you will be way ahead of everyone else.

Eventually people will recognize your different and successful and probably start trying to follow you.

Post: #4

(11-14-2013 08:41 PM)Kidkwik Wrote:  I'm still only a high schooler man, don't really apply for a few of the things on this site. Will I still be able to use the same tactics/info? I don't really have game and I wanted help.

There are many guys like you in high school. Most of them succeed and get value of out this site. A few become trolls and get banned.


Many things of this site will apply to you young and many of us wish we could learn this stuff earlier.

Have you check out the:
Investment threads?
trades thread?
Bitcoin thread?
Online writing thread?
Independent location working thread?
Oilfields thread?
Languages thread (portuguese by YB13)?
online courses thread?
meet me thread? (18-21 girls)
POF/OKC thread? (milfs)

A wise man once said, don't think about things as "game". Think about things as stuff and approach them as such.

Also, before anyone calls OP a troll please restrain yourself. OP might think RVF is out of reach considering his situation (living with parents, not in college yet, etc).

Post: #5

You've gained access to info that took a collective amount of YEARS to gather.

Read, study and apply it and you'll be a rockstar in HS.

Post: #6

(11-14-2013 08:41 PM)Kidkwik Wrote:  I'm still only a high schooler man, don't really apply for a few of the things on this site. Will I still be able to use the same tactics/info? I don't really have game and I wanted help.

Start daygaming, working out and dressing better now so you can hit the ground running as soon as you start college.

Post: #7

"Am I too young for this site?"

I was going to ask myself the same question.

Now, first order of business, go spark up a smoke, steal a beer out of your parents fridge and start reading young player.

Post: #8

I started learning this stuff when I was 17 in eleventh grade.

It's never too early - I will say that you should probably focus on the fundamentals - dressing right - developing confidence - acquiring skills and interesting experiences.

Wald

Post: #9

(11-14-2013 08:51 PM)McQueensPlayboyRules Wrote:  You've gained access to info that took a collective amount of YEARS to gather.

Read, study and apply it and you'll be a rockstar in HS.

I agree McQ, it's impossible to find such wealth of information and group of tight-bonded people willing to help one another anywhere else.

Only if I had discovered RVF 4 years ago before going to college.

Post: #10

(11-14-2013 08:44 PM)pheonix500000 Wrote:  

(11-14-2013 08:41 PM)Kidkwik Wrote:  I'm still only a high schooler man, don't really apply for a few of the things on this site. Will I still be able to use the same tactics/info? I don't really have game and I wanted help.

if you want help you came to the right place, but you have to be ready to accept it.

Thanks man and I definitely am.

(11-14-2013 08:44 PM)murrb Wrote:  Yes even better if you are in high school. Don't be doing shit that everyone else is already doing in high school. Start doing some of the stuff you learn from this site and you will be way ahead of everyone else.

Eventually people will recognize your different and successful and probably start trying to follow you.

That's definitely a positive, but I was always under the impression that high school game and like college game were very different. Will I really be ahead of the game?

(11-14-2013 08:48 PM)Cattle Rustler Wrote:  

(11-14-2013 08:41 PM)Kidkwik Wrote:  I'm still only a high schooler man, don't really apply for a few of the things on this site. Will I still be able to use the same tactics/info? I don't really have game and I wanted help.

There are many guys like you in high school. Most of them succeed and get value of out this site. A few become trolls and get banned.


Many things of this site will apply to you young and many of us wish we could learn this stuff earlier.

Have you check out the:
Investment threads?
trades thread?
Bitcoin thread?
Online writing thread?
Independent location working thread?
Oilfields thread?
Languages thread (portuguese by YB13)?
online courses thread?
meet me thread? (18-21 girls)
POF/OKC thread? (milfs)

A wise man once said, don't think about things as "game". Think about things as stuff and approach them as such.

Also, before anyone calls OP a troll please restrain yourself. OP might think RVF is out of reach considering his situation (living with parents, not in college yet, etc).

I did, after I signed up I checked out the forums for a little bit, I figured most of you guys were grown men so your game would be different from what I'd be using now. And I'll be sure to check those threads

Post: #11

Learn from our mistakes. Time is short, and life ebbs away like sand in the glass of time. You can't see that now, no matter how many times we say it.
Just take in on faith from us.

Post: #12

"I figured most of you guys were grown men..."

^I'm 17yo, El Mech just turned 18yo and Gmanifesto is 21yo, so he buys the alcohol.

Post: #13

Young man, this is the only text book you'll need.

Except this text book isn't written by people hiding behind a computer. This book is written by men living it. These are the men you look at and say to yourself, "I wanna be that guy."

Post: #14

(11-14-2013 08:44 PM)murrb Wrote:  Yes even better if you are in high school. Don't be doing shit that everyone else is already doing in high school. Start doing some of the stuff you learn from this site and you will be way ahead of everyone else.

Eventually people will recognize your different and successful and probably start trying to follow you.

That's definitely a positive, but I was always under the impression that high school game and like college game were very different. Will I really be ahead of the game
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Not so much gaming but also life experiences and hobbies. I was busy doing stuff that wasn't furthering me as a human being and a man.

Post: #15

You're never too young to improve yourself. Start working out regularly now; nothing fancy, just 3 - 4 days of cardio and a couple of days of lifting. Do some reading on good eating (here's a hint: learn what has carbs and what doesn't, cut as much carbs as you possibly can) and apply it now before you become like the pudgy American masses. Get a part time job for cash and experience. Open a bank account and save as much cash as you can. Do good in school but don't brag about it. Learn to dress--basic shirts and pants and shoes work--and learn to take care of yourself--once a month you should be going into a hair dressers/barbers/braiders/whatever to get your hair cared for and wash it at least once a week and keep your daily hygiene up (young women HATE this about young men). Talk to women of all ages you see, especially ones outside of your social circle, experiment with various openers and jokes and temperaments and learn what works and what doesn't and think about why. Care less about what women say and more about what women DO. Observes the peers around you who have success and have failure, with jobs and women and school, study their techniques and learn from them, applying what makes sense to you and throwing away the rest. I guarantee if you do all of this now in high school and stick with it, by the time you hit college you'll be a fucking boss.

Post: #16

Do your parents monitor your Internet use?

Post: #17

In my opinion, the easiest time to game is in your late teens and early twenties. You've come to the right place. The most important thing to remember is high school is temporary. Even if you fail hard you will rarely think about those people in 10 years.

Post: #18

Start lifting! Perfect age to make huge muscle gains that will benefit you for years to come. At your age, I'd actually put this above learning game. Wish I'd started in high school!

This thread will get you started:

/thread-5908.html

Post: #19

(11-14-2013 09:06 PM)Sumanguru Wrote:  You're never too young to improve yourself. Start working out regularly now; nothing fancy, just 3 - 4 days of cardio and a couple of days of lifting. Do some reading on good eating (here's a hint: learn what has carbs and what doesn't, cut as much carbs as you possibly can) and apply it now before you become like the pudgy American masses. Get a part time job for cash and experience. Open a bank account and save as much cash as you can. Do good in school but don't brag about it. Learn to dress--basic shirts and pants and shoes work--and learn to take care of yourself--once a month you should be going into a hair dressers/barbers/braiders/whatever to get your hair cared for and wash it at least once a week and keep your daily hygiene up (young women HATE this about young men). Talk to women of all ages you see, especially ones outside of your social circle, experiment with various openers and jokes and temperaments and learn what works and what doesn't and think about why. Care less about what women say and more about what women DO. Observes the peers around you who have success and have failure, with jobs and women and school, study their techniques and learn from them, applying what makes sense to you and throwing away the rest. I guarantee if you do all of this now in high school and stick with it, by the time you hit college you'll be a fucking boss.

Well I'm good with the fact that I'm already pretty fit, I play basketball and run track, and I maintain some decent grades. My mom pays more attention to my bank account than I do, and I haven't really talked to older women. I fee like they'd try to baby me or something

(11-14-2013 09:21 PM)Suits Wrote:  Do your parents monitor your Internet use?

Nope

(11-14-2013 09:24 PM)teh_skeeze Wrote:  In my opinion, the easiest time to game is in your late teens and early twenties. You've come to the right place. The most important thing to remember is high school is temporary. Even if you fail hard you will rarely think about those people in 10 years.

Really cool, are tehre threads specifically geared towards like high school and college game?

(11-14-2013 09:27 PM)dreambig Wrote:  Start lifting! Perfect age to make huge muscle gains that will benefit you for years to come. At your age, I'd actually put this above learning game. Wish I'd started in high school!

This thread will get you started:

/thread-5908.html

Thanks for the thread, it would only do me well to start lifting. I need to get a little bit bigger I have a fit body but I don't think it is enough

Post: #20

(11-14-2013 09:27 PM)dreambig Wrote:  Start lifting! Perfect age to make huge muscle gains that will benefit you for years to come. At your age, I'd actually put this above learning game. Wish I'd started in high school!

This thread will get you started:

/thread-5908.html

Game is just as, if not more, important than lifting. I did martial arts the last two years of high school (and beyond), so I was pretty ripped. However, I was that awkward kid because of the verbal, emotional, and sometimes physical abuse that I took at the hands of my father. It wasn't until I started reading David D'Angelo shortly after high school that I started getting laid on the regular.

In contrast there was this kid that I knew who was a fat fuck, but had a really good personality. He always had hot chicks around him and he was fucking them. For what it's worth, he had a much better upbringing than I did.

Post: #21

I will be the contrarian voice and say yes you might be to young for this site if your asking such a question.

You need to want to read about this stuff because you feel you need to for self improvement, discovery, openness to seeing things as they really are etc. And when you ask "am I too young" it suggests to me you probably arent that interested in this stuff right now, which is fine. Give it time and come back when you really do want answers because it will be much more easy and fun to learn about the truths discussed on rvf when your ready for it.

Post: #22

For my part, I don't think any game stuff would have helped me at all in high school. I was hopelessly shy, to the point where I even had girls (mostly 7s, one borderline 8) trying to make it easy for me and I still failed. But apart from that one 8, I really have no regrets about high school. If I could talk to high-school Blaster about girls I'd mention maybe 1 or 2 incidents to handle differently but that's about it.

College and beyond was completely different, though. I blew dozens of opportunities (and failed to create dozens more) because I didn't understand game fundamentals. If I could go back in time and give 19-year old Blaster copies of BANG and DAY BANG I'd do it in a heartbeat.

Post: #23

You will never have as much of an open opportunity to meet attractive girls as you will in high school and college. Because of school you literally cannot avoid interacting with single women.

On the other hand, men out of school have to go out of our way to interact with single women.

Think about that for a second.

Post: #24

(11-14-2013 09:32 PM)teh_skeeze Wrote:  Game is just as, if not more, important than lifting. I did martial arts the last two years of high school (and beyond), so I was pretty ripped.

Martial arts /= Lifting

Young guys focus way too much on the pussy side of things. I know I did! There is a lot of social pressure going on at that age.

While I agree that game is important, at 18 it's better to be investing in your future self whether it be physical/educational/financial. The upside on this shit is much higher while you are young.

For a young kid game should be a hobby, not the focus.

Post: #25

I'm a high school guy OP, joined not too long ago.
So far, the site's helped me a lot. So far, using Roosh's books and info from the forum, I have:

-Gotten my first lay (fuck yeah)
-Viewed different perspectives of women and other guys
-Learned concepts that I'd never figure out on my own
-Been able to meet some very cool people, and some game veterans. Some guys on this site have fucked so many girls that it's easier to ask them how many girls they haven't fucked instead of how many girls they have fucked.

Thanks to everyone for helping me change my life for the better. Stick around OP, you'll enjoy it.

ADVICE:
1. READ ROOSH'S BOOKS!!!! (BANG AND DAY BANG SPECIFICALLY)
2. Work out, but don't fall into the "jock" lifestyle
3. Get a solid education
4. Get money
5. Stay clean (literally, medically, and legally)
6. Fuck bitches but don't get any diseases or kids from it. STDs and diapers are gifts that no one wants to receive.
7. Talk to everyone you can- guys, girls, teachers, lunch ladies, janitors. My friend got the master key to all the school's doors by getting close with the janitor, there are perks to everything!
8. Enjoy life while you're young!

Best of luck with your quest of becoming a bad ass motherfucker! Feel free to hit me up if ever feel like discussing.