Hamming it up in a mixed-sex group of the dweebs you work with and their buddies ain't the way to get laid through night game, homie. You'd probably have better luck going out solo.
A lesson I rapidly learned on getting back into night game over the winter. 15 years ago, before cell phones and social media, it used to be possible to swoop at nightclubs without too much difficulty.
Nowadays they're just places girls go to get wasted, dance, validate, text, swipe on Tinder, earn Facebook "likes", and go home and fuck someone else. A neighborhood dive bar would honestly be a better venue in just about all respects.
And yet for some reason men seem to keep showing up at such places. What if they gave a nightclub, and no men came?
Perhaps some men are catching on. I was in Providence a while back for the first time in years, and noticed several of the regular clubs I frequented years ago are gone, flipped into gay bars/clubs. In a mid-sized city it seems that small venues have to be "gay friendly" at the very least to make payroll. I found a flyer sitting on my car for the grand opening of another gay club after parking on the main street for only 4 hours.
There's only one straight club in Providence that seems to have a large amount of traffic on weekends (Colosseum) and that's likely because it's popular with the black/Hispanic community.
Quote: (03-19-2016 08:51 AM)Gmac Wrote:
You went to a club.
If I could go back in time I'd have used that time more wisely. Who wants to hang out in a club for hours only to go home with your dick in your hand? Odds are low you pull unless you've mastered the basics.
A lesson I rapidly learned on getting back into night game over the winter. 15 years ago, before cell phones and social media, it used to be possible to swoop at nightclubs without too much difficulty.
Nowadays they're just places girls go to get wasted, dance, validate, text, swipe on Tinder, earn Facebook "likes", and go home and fuck someone else. A neighborhood dive bar would honestly be a better venue in just about all respects.
And yet for some reason men seem to keep showing up at such places. What if they gave a nightclub, and no men came?
Perhaps some men are catching on. I was in Providence a while back for the first time in years, and noticed several of the regular clubs I frequented years ago are gone, flipped into gay bars/clubs. In a mid-sized city it seems that small venues have to be "gay friendly" at the very least to make payroll. I found a flyer sitting on my car for the grand opening of another gay club after parking on the main street for only 4 hours.
There's only one straight club in Providence that seems to have a large amount of traffic on weekends (Colosseum) and that's likely because it's popular with the black/Hispanic community.