
Travis Bickle
self-improvementCel khhv 23 suicidal lonely.
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i approached a few girls like 5-6 in warm approach after gymmaxxing.
One of the girls I approached was kind, and she treated me well as a person. She essentially put me in the "friend zone" and kept telling me that I should consider therapy and believe in God to find healing.
As for the other three girls I approached, I was looking for signs of interest—eye contact, body language, anything that might indicate they were open to hanging out. But when I asked if they wanted to meet up, they each made excuses. One said her mom was coming to visit, so she was busy. Another mentioned she was swamped with college assignments. The third said she needed personal time and couldn’t make space for me.
So, it was over for those three.
Then there were two girls I met at the library. I invited them to join me for a study session, but they sat far away from me. It worked for a week with one girl, but then her friend started tagging along. After that, the second girl changed her schedule, and I lost contact with her.
Now, here’s the most brutal experience: I saw a girl at the gym a few times, and eventually, I went up to her and complimented her, saying she was really good looking. She thanked me, and we exchanged a few words. One day, while she was at the cable machine doing chest flies, I asked if I was disturbing her because I wanted to ask something. With a straight face, she told me, “You’re already bothering me.”
It felt like I was a nuisance to her, like I wasn’t even human—just something to be swatted away. It hit me hard.
You know that video of the guy approaching women on a bike, and every woman ignores him, and he just rides away? That was exactly my experience, and it’s left me feeling really demotivated.
One of the girls I approached was kind, and she treated me well as a person. She essentially put me in the "friend zone" and kept telling me that I should consider therapy and believe in God to find healing.
As for the other three girls I approached, I was looking for signs of interest—eye contact, body language, anything that might indicate they were open to hanging out. But when I asked if they wanted to meet up, they each made excuses. One said her mom was coming to visit, so she was busy. Another mentioned she was swamped with college assignments. The third said she needed personal time and couldn’t make space for me.
So, it was over for those three.
Then there were two girls I met at the library. I invited them to join me for a study session, but they sat far away from me. It worked for a week with one girl, but then her friend started tagging along. After that, the second girl changed her schedule, and I lost contact with her.
Now, here’s the most brutal experience: I saw a girl at the gym a few times, and eventually, I went up to her and complimented her, saying she was really good looking. She thanked me, and we exchanged a few words. One day, while she was at the cable machine doing chest flies, I asked if I was disturbing her because I wanted to ask something. With a straight face, she told me, “You’re already bothering me.”
It felt like I was a nuisance to her, like I wasn’t even human—just something to be swatted away. It hit me hard.
You know that video of the guy approaching women on a bike, and every woman ignores him, and he just rides away? That was exactly my experience, and it’s left me feeling really demotivated.