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“Hey mark. My name is Stew. I want to make this not an eyesore and as short as possible but I want you to understand my full story so you can see how much you have helped. I grew up in a small town in Washington State. During my time at high school I was pretty anti-social and had only a handful of friends. Slept with about 4 girls coming out of high school. I had a 2.6 GPA and college never interested me. I worked at the local YMCA in my town for about a year 1/2, and had slept with about 7 girls up to this point. I was very, very dissatisfied with the level of girls I was getting and the town I lived in and hated my job. I believe the median age of my town was about 60. I met one of my Mom’s childhood friends son at a wedding in Florida and he invited me to come down and visit him at the college he was going to, Florida State University. I visited him during Halloween and had an amazing time. Two weeks later I bit the bullet and decided to move down to Florida and live with him, right next to FSU Campus. The house I moved into was an old, worn down, unfit for living house. The room I was moving into was infested with black mold and it took our realty company 3 months to fix it. I slept on the couch for 3 months in this brand new city, with no car and only knew one person. The first night I went out to a club called recess, which was a rooftop club with a pool. A hour or two into the night I was pushed into the pool by some random guy and hit my head on the side of the pool. I fell into the pool with my phone wallet and ID on me. I broke my phone, lost my wallet, and ID and had a concussion. My friend took me home and I remember sleeping on the couch crying just telling my friend that I wanted to move back and go home. I woke up that next morning feeling the lowest I’ve ever felt. I felt completely alone and felt like I had no one to rely on. I wasn’t in school, so I would spend all day alone at the house while my 3 roommates that I barely knew were always at class. I was looking up the word “motivation” on Spotify and came across one of your podcasts. I got up and I looked myself in the mirror and I told myself that it was time to man up. My biggest insecurity of all time WAS my name. Stew. I would always be afraid to introduce myself and would lie constantly about my name. Your podcast laid out a plethora of amazing reasons to attack your insecurities head on and just be who you are. This is when my life did a complete 180 and I took on the journey of becoming the man I am today. I would wake up every morning, roll off that old dusty couch in the living room, and take the half mile walk down to FSU Campus. I forced myself to talk to 200 girls a week. EVERY single week I treated it like my 9-5. I would sneak into dining halls, the library, and pretty much every building on campus or around campus and talk to every girl I saw. I downloaded tinder and would use it on my friends phone until I bought a new phone. not wanting to sleep on the couch I would spend almost every single night sleeping at an apartment or dorm room of a girl that I had met off tinder or in person. This constant repetition and persistence that you preached changed my life. I once hooked up with a girl on the 5th floor of a dorm room, took the elevator down to the 3rd floor, hooked up with a different girl there, then went down to the 1st floor, hooked up with her and slept there. All in the same night. A week later I hooked up with a girl I met walking around campus that night in the middle of the football field, softball stadium, basketball court, and baseball stadium. (I have pictures to prove it all lol). Fast forward to today… I am the happiest I have ever been. I am no longer insecure about my name I am living in a new home, working my dream job and joined an off campus fraternity and now have some of the best and closest friends I have ever had. I have slept with over 400 women in these two years and literally cannot not keep them off of me. Juggling all these women is the only minor hassle I have in my life right now. I went the entire last month having sex every single day. I have been listening to your podcasts for a long time now but told myself at the beginning of this journey that I wouldn’t write this until I hit my 400th girl, which was last night. I thank and love you Mark Sing for everything you have done for me. Talking to a girl comes as natural as breathing now. I know I was never in the program but I didn’t have the money and just took heed of everything you said in your podcasts and pulled the goddamn trigger. I now recommend your podcast daily to all of friends struggling with girls or anything else in life. I will NEVER go back to who I was before and I have you to thank for that. My name is Stew, I am 21 years old and I am NEVER out of the fight.”
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United States of America ·
10/02/23
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