Aristippus
Master Don Juan
- Joined
- Jul 11, 2012
- Messages
- 584
- Reaction score
- 141
Stop being so available 24 hours a day. Drop Facebook and any other social networking garbage. The world functioned just fine before all of that and men were still finding girlfriends, wives, and short-term flings without it. Your only online presence should be your e-mail. That's it. You've killed the excitement and mystery of getting to know you with all of your online profiles and social networking.
Pictures of your dog. Lists of things you like. Your friends and family all grouped together on one page. You think you're special? By doing this you are like every other person out there. By behaving like everyone else, even if your life story is unique, you've already slotted yourself into the same category with every other a$$hole and Paris Hilton wannabee who desperately wants their 15-minutes of fame.
Do you really think you could accomplish with women, on Facebook or other networking sites, what you can't in person? Highly doubtful. You've devalued yourself by killing the mystery and excitement and by making your attention too easily and readily available. So what if the woman you talked with keeps telling you that you need to get on Facebook or that women ask if you're on Facebook and you tell them you're not?
Be different in a good way. Stop trying to please everybody. Quit being so available. Stop following the crowd for no good reason. And stop thinking that all of a sudden, because you're so easily available online that you're going to meet hordes of women in person. If anything your excessive online presence is more likely to hurt than help you. No more busybodies in your business. No more fake friendships. No more constantly feeling the need to check up on things. No more false hopes of finding an easy way to meet women without going out. Now get out there, have fun, make friends, and meet the women where they ARE! In the real world.
Pictures of your dog. Lists of things you like. Your friends and family all grouped together on one page. You think you're special? By doing this you are like every other person out there. By behaving like everyone else, even if your life story is unique, you've already slotted yourself into the same category with every other a$$hole and Paris Hilton wannabee who desperately wants their 15-minutes of fame.
Do you really think you could accomplish with women, on Facebook or other networking sites, what you can't in person? Highly doubtful. You've devalued yourself by killing the mystery and excitement and by making your attention too easily and readily available. So what if the woman you talked with keeps telling you that you need to get on Facebook or that women ask if you're on Facebook and you tell them you're not?
Be different in a good way. Stop trying to please everybody. Quit being so available. Stop following the crowd for no good reason. And stop thinking that all of a sudden, because you're so easily available online that you're going to meet hordes of women in person. If anything your excessive online presence is more likely to hurt than help you. No more busybodies in your business. No more fake friendships. No more constantly feeling the need to check up on things. No more false hopes of finding an easy way to meet women without going out. Now get out there, have fun, make friends, and meet the women where they ARE! In the real world.