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2004-01-05, 7:18 AM #41
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Correction:
I'm just saying... I've never done what you say as an actual "strategy..." actually, I've never considered any "strategy" sort of thing at all, because I don't think about it. I live through each day usually paying no attention to the people around me. I don't have much interaction with other people at all... I pay no attention to them, I don't talk much, I just do my little thing and worry about myself... and that includes girls. </font>


>You may be perceived as a loner. That is counter-productive. You must appear to be outgoing and you need to learn how to interact with people.
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From what you were saying, it sounded alot like "act like you're not interested and they'll love you forever" ... well, I certainly aren't interested, and the result is nobody wants to talk to me [http://forums.massassi.net/html/tongue.gif]
which is fine, because I usually don't want to talk to them either... but that's beside the point. the point is that your fail-proof plan is flawed.
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>No, you're just implementing it wrong and taking it out of context. You must talk to chicks and other people, but once you start seeing one [or several] you must make sure that you always have a life of your own. If you don't do this, you will be too readily available, and the chicks will take you for granted. If that happens, you're screwed and have to start over with someone else.

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2004-01-05, 7:21 AM #42
*shrug* ... I guess I sort of am a loner, then [http://forums.massassi.net/html/tongue.gif]

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2004-01-05, 7:34 AM #43
Believe it or nor, PaigeWizard hit it right on the head of the nail.

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2004-01-05, 8:35 AM #44
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Pagewizard_YKS:
...Even if you look like week-old s***, you can still be successful with women.</font>


This is true.


Let me tell you a few stories. These are true stories, but the names of the vict^H^H persons have been changed to protect the igno^H^H innocent.


Case #1) My idi^H^H "IQ challenged" brother. About a year ago, he got married. Now, my brother is as ugly as sin, about as smart as a brick, and has the common sense of a door-knob. Yet he managed to land one. A good looking one at that. How? He has a bizarre amount of self-confidence. (Ill not go into this further, but those who know me well will know who this girl is... [http://forums.massassi.net/html/wink.gif])


Case #2) D. D is an old friend of mine from school. Now, D has a problem. D has the looks of a bar of home-made soap. No, scratch that. He looks worse than a bar of home-made soap. Look up the word 'ugly' in a dictionary, and youll see a picture of him. ..And yet, despite his blaring unattractiveness, he has absolutely no difficulty in getting a phone number, getting a date, or for that matter, getting a ""good nights rest"". His secret? An inhuman level of self-confidence.


Case #3) Me. Youve all seen pictures of me. I dont consider myself 'ugly' in the least bit. Infact, I have been complimented more than a few times by girls whom I trust. But, yet, I cant get a date. My problem? A lack of self-confidence. Its not as bad as it used to be, but its still enough of a problem to keep me out of the game.


Moral of the stories: Looks, and aesthetics in general, are irrelevent. Its all a matter of how much confidence you have in yourself.


Now, if you will excuse me, I now have to go and weep quietly in the corner. [http://forums.massassi.net/html/frown.gif]

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2004-01-05, 8:43 AM #45
Pagewizard, it doesnt work, i always blatantly show no interest in girls or most people in general, I also have enough confidence to allow people to confirm this fact by the way I act, and i dont find myself knee deep in girls.

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2004-01-05, 8:49 AM #46
Trust me, being without a woman is many times much better. I'm 19, and I've been in too many relationships to count, most of which ended pretty messily.

I am in a relationship now, though. Been together for more than a year. . .I guess I don't know as much as I think.

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2004-01-05, 9:05 AM #47
I do what I want, am sociable, funny, intellegent, clever, and generally awesome. I could probably have any girl that I want, but I really just don't care. Chances are she's just going to moan and complain and sap my money.

Stop placing such high significance on girlfriends, they aren't necessary to be happy. Friends are.

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2004-01-05, 9:06 AM #48
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by PnHobbit:
Work? How is spending time with someone your supposed to love work?</font>


its not the spending time with them part, it's the making the relationship work through bad times that's work. i've dated the love of my life for more than 3 years now, and it is a lot of work. i love her to death and she's awesome, but it isn't easy all the time. it is worth it though.


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2004-01-05, 9:07 AM #49
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Avenger:
Believe it or nor, PaigeWizard hit it right on the head of the nail.</font>


Indeed. It wasnt his usual advice:

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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Usually posted by Page_Wizard:
Ok, now, walk up to her, drop your pants, and start waving your penis around like a wild monkey. If she screams and runs away, she wasnt worth the time anyway....</font>


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2004-01-05, 9:13 AM #50
Woah, GBK made me laugh!

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2004-01-05, 9:28 AM #51
lol me too.

It's ok everyone Ruthven's here now you can all relax!!

Listen up Pn Hobbit!

I will be 20 in less than 2 months, and I have had ONE girlfriend that lasted 3 months. She was boring, frigid, frustrating, but because I was in love (don't know why) I didn't dump her after the 1st week.
Now I could also mention that I never interacted with women until I was 19 years old!! But still, despite taht, my track record is awful. I'm not sure if I'm ugly or not, I'm certainly not comfortable with my looks and tend to shy away from others sometimes.
So...

Quite yer belly aching.

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2004-01-05, 9:30 AM #52
I agree with oSiRiS that it is more important to have friends than have a girlfriend. I'd even extend that to say, it's important to have friends who are girls, who are not your girlfriends. [http://forums.massassi.net/html/tongue.gif]

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2004-01-05, 9:31 AM #53
Actually, it was his usual advice it's just he's recently been making something of an effort to not irritate everyone into thinking his advice is only relevant if all you want is sax with as many girls possible.
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2004-01-05, 9:46 AM #54
As vehemently as I disagree with Pagewizard's philosophy and way of thinking, I think his "strategy" will probably work in most cases, if followed properly. But not for the reasons he gives. GBK really hit the nail on the head here, IMHO.

The real key is confidence. When a man is confident in himself and his abilities, and shows no fear or hesitation, it implies that he has a certain level of strength of character and ability to back that up. It implies he will be able to support her in times of difficulty, both emotionally and in terms of sheer physical survival.

Page's strategy of "act like a jerk and pretend you don't care about her" is basically a way of "faking" confidence. By acting like you don't care, you're saying to the girl that you are entirely self-sufficient, that you are confident in your ability to survive and flourish on your own, with or without a girl by your side. If you come across as someone who needs the attentions of a girl, who is desperate for love and will leap at any opportunity, you come across as weak and unsure of yourself. You're implying that she would have to take care of you and constantly see to your needs, but she really wants the opposite -- for you to take care of her and see to her needs.

What women want is someone who doesn't *need* her, but *wants* her anyway. To be appreciated for who she is rather than the mere fact that she's a female. Page's philosophy ends up being that he doesn't need her and doesn't want her either, which quickly falls apart after the initial attraction phase.

Obviously, confidence alone won't win you a girl, you've still got have stuff like similar interests and complimentary personalities and such if you want a working and lasting relationship. But all the similar interests in the world won't help if you're not confident.

BTW, I've never had a date in my life, and I'm 20. It used to be a major concern to me, but the stuff I just talked about has really helped me. What it boils down to is, the appearance of confidence isn't enough. You have to actually be confident and self-sufficient. You can't lose that way -- even if you don't end up with a woman, you have the strength of character and confidence to go on anyway. It's not the end of the world.

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2004-01-05, 10:03 AM #55
You guys seem to whine too much about girls, that's a BIIIIIIIG turn-off to us!

Just a little FYI!

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2004-01-05, 10:05 AM #56
i dont see the appeal really

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2004-01-05, 10:05 AM #57
I saw a girl once.. that was cool

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2004-01-05, 10:08 AM #58
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Luka:
You guys seem to whine too much about girls, that's a BIIIIIIIG turn-off to us!</font>


Yeah, I, we, know. We may whine here, where it wont come back to haunt us, but never in Real Life(tm)...

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2004-01-05, 10:15 AM #59
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Luka:
You guys seem to whine too much about girls, that's a BIIIIIIIG turn-off to us!

Just a little FYI!

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i wouldnt say its a turn off, id say its a good reflection of:
how many kids here have low self esteem and self confidence,
how shallow girls are getting coz of stupid society
peoples lack of understanding of a relationship is,
what they want and need


and i agree with osiris.. friends > partner
besides, like goy said (i think it was him), its more important you have friends over the opposite gender than having a significant other.. mostly if you get close enough with a friend you end up dating her/him anyway, and its more likely to work out coz its not just physical appeal.

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2004-01-05, 10:27 AM #60
I'm going to see if I can add something to this discussion.

Wussiness: After about a good hour and a half of talking with a girl(say in a bar) you just met saying "Hey, um, can I get your phone number so I might call you later?"

Assertiveness: After about 20 minutes of talking with a girl (in the same bar) saying "I have to run(even if you really don't have to. pull yourself away form her). Give me your number so I can call you later when I get some free time."

Wussiness: "Hey, do you want to go out to dinner with me sometime?"

Assertivness: "Im going to [INSERT RESTAURANT, MOVIE, WHATEVER] Friday. You should come too.

Wussiness: If she rejects you, your going to be depressed.

Assertivness: If she rejects you, it's no big thing. Hey, look at the hot blonde over there.

Wussiness: Complimenting every little good thing she does or has.

Assertivness: Teasing or messing with her(not in a mean spirited way. In a playful and light-hearted way) about some of the mistakes she makes or insecurities she has.

You should get the idea by now.

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2004-01-05, 10:48 AM #61
i like girls who i can argue with, arguing is fun, i cant stand people who always say they agree with everything somebody says.

but lack of interest always fails me.

girl: hey, who are you, etc.

me: go away, i want to drink.

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2004-01-05, 10:51 AM #62
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by fishstickz:
I saw a girl once.. that was cool

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[http://forums.massassi.net/html/eek.gif] it had wings, right? right?? did you see it fly??

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2004-01-05, 10:58 AM #63
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Kieran Horn:
I'm going to see if I can add something to this discussion.

Wussiness: After about a good hour and a half of talking with a girl(say in a bar) you just met saying "Hey, um, can I get your phone number so I might call you later?"

Assertiveness: After about 20 minutes of talking with a girl (in the same bar) saying "I have to run(even if you really don't have to. pull yourself away form her). Give me your number so I can call you later when I get some free time."

Wussiness: "Hey, do you want to go out to dinner with me sometime?"

Assertivness: "Im going to [INSERT RESTAURANT, MOVIE, WHATEVER] Friday. You should come too.

Wussiness: If she rejects you, your going to be depressed.

Assertivness: If she rejects you, it's no big thing. Hey, look at the hot blonde over there.

Wussiness: Complimenting every little good thing she does or has.

Assertivness: Teasing or messing with her(not in a mean spirited way. In a playful and light-hearted way) about some of the mistakes she makes or insecurities she has.

You should get the idea by now.

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EXACTLY!!!!!!


Confidence = success.

Look at GBK's examples. You can see a definite pattern. Confidence is much more important than looks. Even he admits it.


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2004-01-05, 11:11 AM #64
Allow me to clear a few things up:

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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Krig_the_Viking:

What women want is someone who doesn't *need* her, but *wants* her anyway.

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This has always been my stance.

Just because I refuse to put a chick on a pedestal because she looks good doesn't mean that I don't want her.

Septic: You're not having success b/c you don't come off as outgoing based on what you wrote. Social interaction is critical as well, as I wrote earlier.


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2004-01-05, 11:13 AM #65
yeah, because i really do want rid of them, i was being sarcastic about not having success.

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2004-01-05, 11:20 AM #66
as most people have said: friends > partner

for once, page's advice does not make me see red. Confidence really is key, lighthearted teasing is fun, but the whole ignore them approach only works for some girls.

that being said, I'm single too. or as someone described me "the eternally single one" There are worse things than to be single

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2004-01-05, 11:41 AM #67
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Correction:
[http://forums.massassi.net/html/eek.gif] it had wings, right? right?? did you see it fly??

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2004-01-05, 11:46 AM #68
Hello my future girlfriend, this is what I sound like, I am 11 years old and in the sixth grade.



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2004-01-05, 11:50 AM #69
*kills monoxide

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2004-01-05, 11:54 AM #70
A partner can be your best friend as well....so I must admit I find all this "friends > partner" stuff a bit puzzling.



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2004-01-05, 11:58 AM #71
It's more than just confidence. A small degree of...apathy(for lack of a better word. someone wanna help here?) is needed as well. A girl rejects you? okay, whatever. Next girl please. Confidence is destroyed by rejection, so apathy is there to kind of shield it and keep things consistent. The trick is that you can't pretend to be apathetic. You have to genuinely be slightly apathetic about whither you get rejected or not, or else you will take one hit and bow out of the ring. Even lady's men get rejected quite often. The biggest difference between them and nerds with low self-esteem is that they can just shrug rejection off.

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2004-01-05, 12:11 PM #72
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Jaiph:
A partner can be your best friend as well....so I must admit I find all this "friends > partner" stuff a bit puzzling.
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well it's great if they are but partners will most likely not last as long as friends, if you have geat friends, so it's important to...not forsake them I guess is what I mean.

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2004-01-05, 12:21 PM #73
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Jaiph:
A partner can be your best friend as well....so I must admit I find all this "friends > partner" stuff a bit puzzling.

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jaiph, we just meant, these people who are worrying themselves silly about not having a girlfriend, should realize until they get in a really good relationship, your friends are still closest to you. in my case my bf is my best friend but we were friends before hand too. everyone makes age seem like a big deal. theres nothin wrong with being 18 and never have been on a date.


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2004-01-05, 12:24 PM #74
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Correction:
[http://forums.massassi.net/html/eek.gif] it had wings, right? right?? did you see it fly??

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Im not sure.. She ran away from me...

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2004-01-05, 12:33 PM #75
I have plenty o' self confidence [http://forums.massassi.net/html/wink.gif]... I don't know, some people seem to hate their life, but I wouldn't be ANYONE but who I am now [http://forums.massassi.net/html/biggrin.gif]

My "GF" is still acting weird as hell though.element that drives them crazy.

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2004-01-05, 2:10 PM #76
i tend to be indifferent about rejection, but i'm usually much more happy alone anyway.

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2004-01-05, 2:22 PM #77
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by sugarless5:
well it's great if they are but partners will most likely not last as long as friends, if you have geat friends, so it's important to...not forsake them I guess is what I mean.

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bro's before ho's! yeah! *chugs a bottle of tequila and instantly passes out*

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2004-01-05, 2:35 PM #78
lmao the "frat boy" has spoken

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2004-01-05, 2:48 PM #79
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Correction:
I'm convinced that what I'm mostly attracted doesn't exist anymore... probably died out in like the... 30s or something...

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I think the Do-do died out in the 30's.. Maybe one of them was your life long partner.

Hmm.. people agreeing with Pagewizard.. *looks for four horsemen.*

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2004-01-05, 3:02 PM #80
Kieran, that Wusiness/Assertiveness bit has officially vaulted you to godlike status in my book.
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