The Long Winter Ahead

One of my major goals for this year was to be happily bunned up right before winter starts. I probably could have been bunned up with this girl, but I knew that I wouldn’t have been happy with her. Probably not sad either, but restless and disappointed. At this point it looks as if I’ve failed in one of my major goals. Now, it’s time to prepare for the long winter ahead.

I see it as an opportunity. Lately my approach numbers have been pretty high, and if I’m not approaching a lot, I’m staying in sets longer or am spending most of my time with a couple of girls.

I’m reminded of last winter, where it started off rough. I talked to Roosh and VK about calling up my old girl. They told me that that was a bad idea. It’s like telling her that I’ve given up and failed. So I kept going out.

Even though fewer people are out, there are still some girls available. Last year I went too caveman on one girl who was really in to me and couldn’t get her out on a date. There was another chick who was sitting at a table with all of her friends. Her friends were coupled up, but she wasn’t. She looked miserable. I tried talking to her, but her voice was so timid and quiet that I just gave up. My whole point is that there’s still opportunity, and I believe that I’m better able to capitalize on it.

Additionally, I thought about doing a little salsa dancing. It’s been a long time since I last went out dancing, but it provides something to do on the off nights. It’s an interesting scene that deserves a thorough examination, which I will provide soon.

The biggest opportunity is during the day. I’ve meant to go out during the daytime, especially on weekends, only to be hobbled by massive hangovers. It’s a combination of forgetting to eat dinner, mixing drinks, and celebrating. So obviously I need to cut back on the drinking. We’ll see how that goes.

Even though the winter in DC is tougher than the summer, I’ve got no choice but to plow ahead. If anything, I owe it to my readers to keep having something to write about. Perhaps I will find a winter niche and share it with you.