zacdegress
17-11-2014, 12:56 PM
Hi.
My name is Zac, and I have a lot of experience failing when it comes to relationships. I stand proud of these failures as they are the ones that have helped me learnt and improved each time I launches my pursuit for another girl.
Gentleman and ladies, if you have ever thought that courtship and dates no longer works for you, I sincerely urge you to give yourself another chance to let me inspire you before you finally throw the towel in.
I recently met Christian, a 20 years old poly chap who had not had any relationships before. He studies in the faculty of Business and had a vast opportunity right in front of him. However he just didn’t had the luck, as he often calls it, to get a girl he fancy into date. I am not surprise because in general, most local boys are shy. Even if you are very vocal, and outgoing, you might not have the right approach to get into a girl’s list, and may end up in her friend zone.
So here’s what I did for local boy Christian. I gave him a complimentary session to let him find out more about himself, and exchange pointers with the others. Here at Harvest, which is the name for our group, strictly and seriously, we do not pride ourselves as Pickup Artist (PUA). We don’t draft a list of our plausible scenarios, pick the most optimal, plan a situation, and dive into it hoping to let the situation recreates what ideally would happen. No way. In Singapore, the girls are not receptive (attracted) to the techniques introduce in THE GAME, Neil Strauss. The bright yellow jacket and the tall magician hat mention in it will only make you look dump and stupid in front of the local girls.
Trust me, I have seen a pious Neil Strauss’s reader who tried that and fail terribly at Power House (HarbourFront) in those days. People perceive him as odd, or could mistakenly relate him as an Entertainer employ by the club.
If you are seriously planning to improve yourself and hope to get a good grasp of the local dating scene, you could either write to me at [email protected] or leave me a PM here.
My name is Zac, and I have a lot of experience failing when it comes to relationships. I stand proud of these failures as they are the ones that have helped me learnt and improved each time I launches my pursuit for another girl.
Gentleman and ladies, if you have ever thought that courtship and dates no longer works for you, I sincerely urge you to give yourself another chance to let me inspire you before you finally throw the towel in.
I recently met Christian, a 20 years old poly chap who had not had any relationships before. He studies in the faculty of Business and had a vast opportunity right in front of him. However he just didn’t had the luck, as he often calls it, to get a girl he fancy into date. I am not surprise because in general, most local boys are shy. Even if you are very vocal, and outgoing, you might not have the right approach to get into a girl’s list, and may end up in her friend zone.
So here’s what I did for local boy Christian. I gave him a complimentary session to let him find out more about himself, and exchange pointers with the others. Here at Harvest, which is the name for our group, strictly and seriously, we do not pride ourselves as Pickup Artist (PUA). We don’t draft a list of our plausible scenarios, pick the most optimal, plan a situation, and dive into it hoping to let the situation recreates what ideally would happen. No way. In Singapore, the girls are not receptive (attracted) to the techniques introduce in THE GAME, Neil Strauss. The bright yellow jacket and the tall magician hat mention in it will only make you look dump and stupid in front of the local girls.
Trust me, I have seen a pious Neil Strauss’s reader who tried that and fail terribly at Power House (HarbourFront) in those days. People perceive him as odd, or could mistakenly relate him as an Entertainer employ by the club.
If you are seriously planning to improve yourself and hope to get a good grasp of the local dating scene, you could either write to me at [email protected] or leave me a PM here.