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4/16/25: channeling my inner asshole

Field report: my voice is 70% back and I'm loving Jeffy's book Get Laid or Die Trying so I decided to be a belligerent loud asshole today. Reggaeton party Wednesday. I opened girls extremely aggressively at the bar, literally shouting at them. "HEY. WHO ARE YOU??" A two set was play-fighting by the bar, in a murderously loud aggressive voice I said "HEY HEY NO FIGHTING. STOP FIGHTING." Instantly both of them started giggling like happy little girls and touching me and both of them kissing me on the cheek repeatedly. Two girl kissing my cheeks in the first 30 seconds of a set. This has never happened to me before so early in set. Then I got up in one of the girls faces and really yelled at her, I started running my qualifiers with extreme aggression, punishing her verbally for bad answers. When she was wishy-washy I said "HEY DON'T LIE TO ME. IF YOU'RE A LIAR YOU CAN'T BE AROUND ME." I used LX's lines too. "THATS TERRIBLE. YOU'RE TERRIBLE AT THIS." And a few times I just accused her of failing my qualifiers "I BET YOU THROW TEMPER TANTRUMS WHEN YOU DON'T GET WHAT YOU WANT AND YOU'RE SELFISH AND YOU DONT KNOW HOW TO PROCESS YOUR EMOTIONS IN A HEALTHY WAY AND YOU YELL AT PEOPLE!"

So I argued with her intensely and all the while she touched my body constantly, she stroked all over my body and she brushed up the back of her hands against my rapidly hardening cock. I kinoed her back, rubbing all up on her body, while yelling at her face. We all moved to the dance floor and she said something like "fuck you!" and I said "NO. FUCK YOU!" and she said no fuck you and I said "FUCK YOU HARDER. FUCK YOU HARDER. FUCK YOU SO HARD UNTIL YOU'RE DRIPPING ALL OVER THE FLOOR AND EVERYONE IS STARING AT YOU AND CAN SEE HOW NAUGHTY YOU ARE.". We yelled and fought for literally like seven minutes straight, everyone was staring at us, and she was grabbing up on my body and dancing on me the whole time. I said "do you know how to salsa?" And she said "do i know how to soulsuck? Soul suck??" And i said "NO. SALSA. SAAALSAAA. STOP BEING A SLUT." We went back and forth making a spectacle. Then she stroked my hands and left me and went back to her friend. I think I might have gone for the kiss too aggressively too many times, I broke the frame of her escalating on me by escalating on her too much. Not sure. But it was sick as fuck lmao.

So I continued opening girls really aggressively. I opened this one girl in a two set with the sharpest, most intense eye contact and accusatory qualifiers. Once after she answered a qualifier I just fell silent and stared into her eyes with extreme intensity, and she actually literally backed away from me. Literally because the eye contact was so intense. Her friend was like, you're scaring me. I was like, I'm literally just standing here. Guess i have laser eyes now.

Then I was on the dance floor being a cackling grounded horny goof and I told some girl that I liked her shirt. Just a hit and run compliment. A few minutes later, I saw her dancing and her body language was open to me and she gave me eye contact while dancing, so I walked up and danced with her, she accepted. She ground her ass up on my dick and got me hard, I kissed up on her neck, she randomly picked me up, which was funny, I picked her up too and spun around like a maniac, gripped her ass, and she made me super horny. I said let's go get water, hoping to move her away from the dance floor. She said no. So I went and got water by myself and opened other sets which were sexy and hooked for like three minutes or five minutes each, and then fizzled. Later, I found that dance girl again sitting down, but she refused to get up and dance, she seemed like she was in a bad mood. Some other guy started talking to her. I decided to AMOG a bit. I interrupted their convo and stole his attention and hooked him… then i was like uh. Now what? Now i'm in a convo with this guy distracting him from this girl and the girl is just sitting here. Now what? Lol. Got bored and walked away. In hindsight i should have tried to make him leave as a flex.

Another memorable two set: girl with wavy blonde hair, caught the infield on my shitty new smart glasses. My verbals are kind of fucking good lol. Mistake i made -- shoulda got the IG when they got up to go to the bathroom. Saw her talking to some guy later and tried to AMOG him. That guy ended up getting really pissed, that was the first non-beta guy that I encountered. This guy started talking like he's in a gang and stood up to fight me i was like, bro lol i'm just a silly guy relax byee.

Fire night but now I have blue balls 1000/10

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