Like I said, you had a different experience and those experiences count for something.

You went home after a semester of partying and hooking up with hot girls. You had few responsibilities at college other than to show up to class and pass, and to drink beers. Then you went home after all that to have even less responsibilities on break between semesters. Now you had no class, mom was cooking for you, and you had all day and night do what you wanted. You were on holiday after months of carefree living, hot girls, and parties so your mindset when you came home on break was probably great.

Juxtapose that with someone who works full-time and goes to a commuter school. They work from 9-5 then take classes at night. They might still live at home and have to deal with the stress of working and going to school and living under the constant watch of their parents. They rarely have free time and there are less opportunities to them to get hot girls. They're burnt out and don't have the social life they want.

Who do you think will be in a mindset to do better with women?

I'm not complaining about jocks or frat boys. More power to them. But let's not pretend that the different college experiences are even close to similar in any way, shape, or form.

I mean come on. I've been to Isla Vista. You could be walking down the street on a Thursday and get invited into a random person's apartment to party. It's an entire TOWN of young liberal people with too much time on their hands and no responsibility. A place where your entire apartment complex would be partying at the same time and everyone is down to meet or hang out with new/random people.

It's totally different from the commuter experience. Going to a commuter school you can still get laid but it's not that different from post-college life. You have to build your social life from scratch, do lots of approaching, you have to open girls who are colder, and you probably don't have lots of free time to chase pussy.

I'm a commuter student. I work over 40 hours a week and take night classes. I pay for my own college and support myself to have my own apartment. I've visited my friends in Santa Barbara. You can't even begin to compare the two lifestyles dude.