Yeah Always Better To Strike Out Swinging Than Strikeout Looking, Don't Wanna Be Wondering "What If?"Yep, every young man needs to throw himself into the fire and cold approach a random broad. That fear will disappear once he realizes the outcome (whether he gets the number or not) isn't bad at all.
That's one of the best things that ever happened to me. I approached a chick for the first time and all she did was smile and say "awww thank you but I have a boyfriend". That's it!!!! Even tho I got rejected I was so proud of myself for overcoming the fear of approaching a random female. After that I was doing it all the time fearlessly with positive results
Facts!These instagram thots going to Dubai would end up having to fukk with local drug dealers again
Yea that "what if" feeling is always the worse.
Facts. All girls are pretty. Real talk. That's why they wear make up. Men need to get over that shyt.
5* posting from both of you.I've noticed this about my nephew who was born in 1999...he has amost no socialization skills to the point of saying he doesn't want to go to Prom, Graduation, take pictures for school and is just socially awkward to the point that I have to try to build up his confidence and get him to be more outgoing. His mom tried to act like I was like that growing up when I stayed with bytches, went to 2 proms, was a part of multiple clubs at school and used to perform with my band weekly in front of thousands of peopleIf he grew up with me or definitely my older brothers who were 70s babies he would've been a savage. But I digress.....yea.....you're right. I was born in 1988 so our generation was the first generation (1985 to 1993)....we remember what it was like without computers being a part of our daily life....but we were still young enough to easily adapt to technology when it came because we were all 12 - 20 when it happened. The new generation of kids, those born from like 96 onward don't remember a world before Facebook, Twitter & Instagram. 80s babies can relate to this generation somewhat but, we'll never truly be able to see eye to eye because yall never lived in a world where people weren't glued to their phones 24/7. That definitely had an effect on the socialization skills of the youth. If you expected to date at all back then you had to build up the courage to talk to a girl....nikkas is too scared and too reliant on online mediums now. And for girls....back then they weren't stuck up princesses because they weren't getting 500 likes on a picture. She was just the pretty broad you saw at the mall with her friends Friday night. shyt changed. Even in 10 years, its changed alot
I am a happy 22-23 year old virgin in lifefirst off, social media turns normal, everyday people into "celebrities". I look at some of these InstaThots yall post here daily and its amazing how the platform turns these regular (albeit attractive) females into untouchable, mythical creatures. Cats really be on that "i could never get a girl like that" simply because of the ILLUSION that social media creates. Social media creates a false sense of importance. Ive even noticed how these chicks write long a55 monologues under their pics as if people really give a fukk about their opinions
Social Media is really making men think that we're out of these basic females league. Yea, they got a fat a55 but i can literally go to a local walmart and see badder chicks before i even walk in the door.
I feel sorry for you younger brehs who are actually growing up on social media. Its giving yall a false sense of reality as far as women themselves and also your own self-esteem in putting these women on a pedestal.
The long-term effects of social media period is gonna be
social media can be depressing 
This
No other path but to get gassed up if that many people tell you you're wonderful without any merit other than some titties and ass.
