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Originally Posted by Alexi  I'm assuming you've heard of books like "The Game", but if you haven't --might want to check that out. It's helpful, at least in some capacity, for everyone, and is very entertaining.
Might also want to try bookstores, college campuses, or Yoga classes like Brutha said. I'm struggling with it too, all the cool girls seem to like hide up in trees during the day or something. |
Yeah, I've read the game.. Highly entertaining read...
I don't want to walk up to random girls and say "who lies more, men or women?" it's basically forcing them to give a sexist opinion to a completely stranger. But I enjoyed the book though quite a lot. Got its good points I agree, but I'm more keen on meeting women than sarging women.
I talked to a lot of girls today, at the affordable art show. (where my paintings were sold) I got one artist business card and sent her an email to say what I thought of her works, and also told her to check out mine. (in email) I'm not sure if she'll even reply, I don't care too much. But she lives in Auckland (8 hours away) and is just down for the weekend. It would be cool if she emailed back and had some conversation and then arranged to hang out.. just for the sake of hanging out with more girls when I do go to Auckland.. But yeah, don't know if she'll even reply..
So today, I did quite well with girls. no numbers/ emails, but talked to a number, even had some girl recognise me, from when I worked in the mall. If everyday was like today, I'd probably be doing real well... But lots of days I only talk to my parents and whoever serves me at the supermarket and / or cafe..
I'm thinking internet might be the best way to go, after all I'm more of a writer than a speaker.. and plus it might be a good way to go on lots of dates with no attachment to outcome.. so good practice for when you do find "the one"