First time in a Club

Hello,

I have been lurking on this board for a while, and I figured I would finally join the conversation. I am a 27 year old Asian male, who has never got past a first date. I went "sarging" for the first time at a club last week. I talked to several women, and I generally have low approach anxiety. I honestly don't have a clue what to do other than talk and entertain. I am attending a December bootcamp. I started looking at the bootcamp homework. I am not exactly sure what stories I should write about. Do you have any suggestions ? Thanks.

Good thing your taking initiative,

The value you get for the small price of a bootcamp is skills for life. It depends on what you do with the information, I don't work for ABC's or anything so I'm giving you an unbiased unprofited opinion. I've seen ABC's change lives and yet I've also seen people who take boot camps go back to the way they were living before they did a boot camp.

Good stories are simple, is there anything in your life that you and your friends found funny? It don't even have to be that impressive.

One story I use is that 'I hang out with so many white dudes in army I forget that I'm Asian like siriously I'm proud to be Asian but I go for days without looking in the mirror and I become white washed, then when I look at photos of the past few nights I'm like ????'

That's hardly impressive but with good expressions it's enough to make most girl's laugh. I've got many many more but hope that helps.

There's an ongoing thread that myself and other members keep contributing to that may help you toy around with different stories: Storytelling Tips

Minh is right. Any funny memories you have is a perfect starting point. Don't ask what others might like. Ask YOURSELF what YOU like and stay true to your own taste. Doing just that is part of meeting women you're compatible with. If they laugh at shit you laugh at, then POOF! Suddenly you've got chemistry.

You know your own taste better than anyone. You know what you laugh at. You know what stories intrigue you. Use your taste as the foundation.

Thanks for the advice!!