@nelomaxwell: I was guessing I could be wrong so I went as high as 42% but honestly I think the average age is 15-30 so the middle is 22.5 round it off = 23.
@lunacyde said:
@yung_ancient_one: you're right. The number one thing you can do is be confident in yourself and put yourself out on the line. If you're a fun, entertaining guy to be around girls aren't going to care you like comics...some even dig it...but that's just my experience.
Yeah and that's my problem. I dunno how to be necessarily "fun." I'm a natural loner so I don't usually open up and let loose on barely meeting a person unless I feel I have to (E.G. Boring Party, Theater Class, No one else is talking, etc.)
If there's already a "party starter" I'll just hang solo. The best place I have been able to meet women is at music festivals. It is easier to start a conversation for me. I'm personally insecure about being "fun" so I'm not that successful with the opposite sex. I'm not lousy either but I still gotta work on myself.
Look at me, getting all mushy... forget that. Cancel. Delete.
@monsterstomp said:
This isn't necessarily true. When I was back in high school, I've seen jerks and popular kids getting all the hot women, leaving us underdogs in the dark.
True it is not always the case but a majority of the time it is. Trust me. If those jerks were insecure (which is very rare) and you were totally confident and comfortable with yourself the ladies would prefer YOU. However, if you're just OK with yourself and the Jerks are totally assertive, the ladies will want the Bad Boys.
See Bad Boys are naturally assertive. They don't give a ***** and niceguys usually aren't. Women don't want to go on a date with the guy saying, "I dunno... what do you want to do." When women say, "he was too nice" what they mean is he was boring.
If a guy is playful, confident, ambitious, but can be cruel to stangers, he is still viewed as a better option than the guy who is too nice to stand up for himself, make a decision, or even speak up.
At the end of the day, you're your own filter. He decide what makes sense and what doesn't and what do I know. Best advice anyone ever gave me, "You decide how to screw it up."
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