Douglas46
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Dad game experiences
I have been practicing game for a year now, its been great for my sex life and I would like to share my niche technique in the hopes it helps someone else...
Before I had I kid I relied on alcohol, my motorcycle and my slightly above average looks too pull bitches I had no game but still did ok, then a casual gf got knockerd up and split when my daughter was 6 months old. No more nights spent at the bar for me... went that first year only getting laid 10 times so I learned day game then adapted it for me
Feels a little ironic to talk about a moral code with a group of people who strive to be sociopaths but if I may suggest my two rules
THE KID IS PRIORITY, if you're out 95 percent of your attention is on the rug rat. You go out aiming to have a great day with your offspring you just happen to get numbers while being a great dad
LIMIT THE INTERACTION. This is one I learned the hard way, after i get the number the mark never gets too see my daughter again. Even if they are great with kids its not good to bring someone into a childs life then kick them back out. Single moms do this shit and it fucks kids up. You have a desire too give your kid a good female role model, I use my cousins and friends wives any woman you wont try to fuck that seems to have quality works, that way you're not chained to any one bitch through your kid
Be an alpha dad
I cant stress this enough, if you have a young kid in tow women will approach you, but if you're a bitch they'll quickly leave. My 3 year old is like a circus tiger, I have her respect and she is well behaved but she is always watching, and testing. If you show weakness you get eaten. All kids have asshole attacks, women notice how you handle you're kids and I have had lots of complement s on my daughter's behavior.
The hunting ground is the same as any day game im 27 and I like to pick up 18-26 year olds I have the most luck while shopping. I walk around getting my groceries and chat up girls, then I find the cutest cashier and talk to her. Hit on the receptionist at the doctors office or my favorite summer trick is too get ice cream and chat up the 18 year old colleague sluts who work the stand
I have not had much luck with single moms, they seem too get insecure and jump all over there own kids when they see me with mine, but I hit on them anyway remember its a numbers game.
And dont use being a dad as an excuse. I work a 50 hour a week factory job and I still find time to work out 4x a week, I have many hobbies and i still spend 5 hours a day with my child. Only advice I can give here is develop a tribe of friends and family use any free time you get wisely
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RE: Dad game experiences
I've got three kids myself. Doug is spot on with the priority and interaction statements.
I've managed to game a few single moms as well through the kids. Usually at kid-oriented places (museum, park, shopping, etc.).
To answer Gixxy's question, what seems to work for me (from a hamster perspective ?) is being an involved dad. I do that anyway, and usually during the aforementioned outings the opportunity to 'compare notes' presents itself.
Some of my single mom openers:
- "The kids love _____. We were here last week when _____ was here."
- "How old is yours ? Mine is grade school, too . Hey, what do you think of this Common Core ?"
- "I remember when all I needed to get for school was a notebook and pencil. These lists today are crazy."
Opens up dialogue, but not immediately on a game level.
"We were here last week, too. Too bad we didn't see you guys last week."
"This Common Core is ridiculous. Neither (child) or (*perceived deadbeat father) understands it, either. "
"Last year, supplies cost me $200... and they didn't use half of the stuff !!"
*Dad isn't necessarily a deadbeat, but that's how the hamster portrays him
I usually get numbers, sometimes under the guise of a playmate, most of the time it's to "unwind with someone who appreciates what it's like to be a single parent".
They dig how involved you (as a single dad) are with the kids. And that you're more involved than their ex was.
Toughest part after that is scheduling. The days I don't have my kids she'll have hers, and vice-versa.
Once the venue is set, it's simply a matter of escalating.
Darkwing Buck Wrote: A 5 in your bed is worth more than a 9 in your head.
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