The Game and The Playahood.

It all began when i stumbled across this book called The Game by Neil Strauss, which depicts in the form of real life accounts the transformation process of the protagonist Neil Straus aka Style - from an average frustrated chump just like myself, to one of the world's greatest pick-up artists. Many of us, especially the guys, have come across this book. Some took it as a joke, some find it interesting but didnt think too much of it, and a few others took it seriously. I was one of those, fortunately or/and unfortunately, who took it very very seriously. Having learnt that a person such as Neil Straus, one who was suffering from a residing hair-line, low self-esteem and self-consciousness could break away from all his insecurities to become almost the Godfather of fuck, and having date some of the world's most beautiful women, has given me more than just hope that i could change into a more social and out-going person capable of sustaining conversations with chicks - I wanted to become a student of the pick-up. I wanted to play the Game.

I went on to study the works of other prominent pick-up artists such as Mystery and his Mystery Method, and Ross Jeffrie's Speed Seduction. I have also signed up on several online pick-up forums where both the students of pick-up and the masters will post their sentiments and discuss on strategies on how to score women in life. Unknowingly, i was drawn into a community that encompasses the most superficial side of men, with only one objective and that is to, by any means neccessary, score women.