@shookwun I'm just going to come out and point what I see here, since no one else seems to pick it up. What you're currently going through looks like a manic phase to me, I could be wrong though. You seem way too enthusiastic, never mentions the possibility of failure, shame, taking it too far, etc. I haven't seen any negativity in your posts for a few months now, which some would say is great, who needs that?! We should all be happy all the time! Also there is this common thread running through your posts about having figured everything out forever and you seem to think that the high you're experiencing at the moment will last forever.
Try to monitor your behavior. If you get feedback from people, whether it's on this forum on in real life, try not to dismiss them as normie jelly incels who want to rain on your parade because they cannot be as awesome as you are right now. I know what it's like to think you're on top of the world, to be overconfident opening all women in sight and being reasonably successful on the dating scene, some women see this overflow of energy, this assertiveness as strength and they're easily swayed by men acting like that. That is in the initial stage, they jump over your c***, they think you're this amazing person who make life a constant party. Then at a point they realize that you're an unstable and unpredictable mess.
Also the fact that you started believing in all this game nonsense again is worrying, as those theories have been debunked and buried over and over again now. Game was a marketing scheme, it doesn't exist, no science has identified such concept. What you describe here are high-extroversion and low-neuroticism which are genetic personality traits, they can't be learned, so it's ridiculous to mock other people because they don't want to adopt a lifestyle that suits you. Online dating works perfectly fine for some people, I'm a living example of that, and other people on this forum have explained that it works very well for them too.
Your posts lately sound more and more like those cheap self-help/PUA books, with this talk of energy and seeing approaching strange women indiscriminately as being a good strategy. You pay a price for everything you do, and those rejection that you inevitably get will not be harmless on your psyche, you can try to smother the shame you're supposed to feel, but you unconscious mind inevitably picks it up. Anyway, I'm just saying, be careful, I know coming down can be extremely painful.
I also saw that
@Oknow was advocating "you shouldn't care about what anyone thinks of you". That's a big mistake too, you should take the feedback you get from other people seriously. You can't become good with women by following simple rules like "don't give a f***!" or "just go out and aggressively approach them indiscriminately!". Like anything else you want to get good at, it's a complex and difficult endeavor that requires lots of of research on the subject, experiences, discernment, thinking, patience, mistakes and negative emotions. Those two last ones are currently missing in shookwun's post, and this is what worries me. Just my two cents.
