After years of working on my game and other areas of my personal development, I've reached the conclusion that the kind of girls who are attracted to me just aren't that common.
The reasons being:
Looks; I have albinism and in addition to the pale skin and hair this causes eye problems so I have thick glasses, a tendency to squint in bright light and difficulty maintaining eye contact. Otherwise I look fine (I used to be out of shape but I've been spending a lot of time at the gym) but looks do matter and the truth is I'm just not most girls' 'type'.
Personality: It's not easy to describe your own personality but I guess mine is not naturally outgoing or excitable. I'm a good talker but if I run into a blank stare or non-responsive person I tend to get flustered.
Interests: Not many people share my hobbies. I study international relations. I go to the opera. It's a bit arrogant to call myself an 'intellectual' but I really am. Even in New York City where I live it's a constant struggle to find a girl who shares ANY of those interests.
I can't pretend to be someone I'm not (which is not the same as self-improvement) and I think I'd be better off if I accepted it.
Club girls, surfer chicks, yada yada are never going to be into me...and even if they were, we'd probably bore each other to death.
Is this the wrong way to think? Is it such a bad thing if it's true?
The reasons being:
Looks; I have albinism and in addition to the pale skin and hair this causes eye problems so I have thick glasses, a tendency to squint in bright light and difficulty maintaining eye contact. Otherwise I look fine (I used to be out of shape but I've been spending a lot of time at the gym) but looks do matter and the truth is I'm just not most girls' 'type'.
Personality: It's not easy to describe your own personality but I guess mine is not naturally outgoing or excitable. I'm a good talker but if I run into a blank stare or non-responsive person I tend to get flustered.
Interests: Not many people share my hobbies. I study international relations. I go to the opera. It's a bit arrogant to call myself an 'intellectual' but I really am. Even in New York City where I live it's a constant struggle to find a girl who shares ANY of those interests.
I can't pretend to be someone I'm not (which is not the same as self-improvement) and I think I'd be better off if I accepted it.
Club girls, surfer chicks, yada yada are never going to be into me...and even if they were, we'd probably bore each other to death.
Is this the wrong way to think? Is it such a bad thing if it's true?