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NopeRight, but he dropped his frame when he decided to go public with what he opted in for instead.
NopeRight, but he dropped his frame when he decided to go public with what he opted in for instead.
Hockeyfreak approves this message.Truth. You live your life and invite women into your world. You love hockey.... then go watch hockey... As long as your whole world isn't hockey this is the way to go.
What happens, IN HER MIND, is that she comes to see you as WORTHLESS simply because she hasn't had to INVEST anything in you in order to get you or to keep you.
You were an interesting diversion while she had nothing else to do. But now that someone a little more valuable has come along, someone who expects her to treat him very well, she'll have no problem at all dropping you or demoting you to lowly "friendship" status.
Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.
It's interesting you mention this and yes, sometimes speed dating events it's mostly women, but I thought it'd sometimes be at all ages that it would always be women mostly. But it would make even more sense in the 45+ crowd.I would like to return to the group quality point here.
In my experience (and the groups currently available in my area) the amount of decent women attendind those event is minimal and if a single hot woman capable of getting attention will attend, all the other cute but less goodlooking most likely will drop.
If you are into fat woman or older women you may find what you need but if you're into young hot woman do not expect anything to provide you easily a scarse resouce let alone groups organized from women.
Btw do you remember speed datings which unlike these meetups are date focuses? I read an article recently that speed dating 45+ do not exists cause they cant find enough men to attend...I wonder why.
My experience as well. About the only sport you can invite a woman to where she won't ruin it is baseball. Her constant blabbing about everything other that the actual game does not disrupt baseball since the game moves so slow. In a two hour game there might be 20 minutes of action. So it's easy to listen to her as she yaks about how much the 1st Baseman looks like her cousin. North American football has lots of stops, but the periods between action isn't really long enough for chick convo. There are lots of American chicks that dig American football, mostly because that game is such an important part of our culture, and in school, football is an intrinsic part of our social scene (ie. tailgating, Homecoming, after game parties... dances... et. al.) To most American chicks, going to a North American football game is only going so she can be seen... she will spend hours making sure all her clothes is perfect. We even have sports jerseys in the US that are fitted for chicks so they look good.You obviously never tried watching sports with women before. They talk all the way through, and ruin the whole thing.
I tried your idea once. It was ages back in a big semi-final match for the Champions League when Chelsea were against Liverpool. I had just got a new girlfriend and tried to mix my interests by taking her to a pub, so that I could kill two birds with one stone.
It was complete sh*t, and I missed a legendary game of football. She ruined the FA cup for me that year too. Never again.
Big games, big fights, I watch alone - or with male mates. No women.
Don't always be the one putting yourself out for her. Don't always be the one putting all the effort and work into the relationship. Let her, and expect her, to treat you as well as you treat her, and to improve the quality of your life.
Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.
Yeah,I never understood why people got depressed over a game. I mean, I see a sad ending to a movie...I think it's a great performance, but I don't let it impact me.I suppose that is biggest difference. A couple years ago, I just really didn't see the value in watching games any more. The game starts, the game ends, and at the end of the day... it means absolutely nothing, other than wasted time. I mean, think about baseball... 162 games, 3 hours per game (not including playoffs)... that is 486 hours or approximately 20 days of time!!! That is about 1.3 hours/day... enough to learn to play an instrument, learn a new language, even read books about growth, build a business plan, exercise, or take up some new hobby.... For basketball at 82 games, that is approximately 10 days of time. If you watch football frequently, it often ends up Monday, Thursday, and all day Sunday... tons of more wasted time...
I say wasted because what you do really get out of it? If they lose, you are upset or indifferent. If they win, you get a temporary high till the next game, which you have to wait for... But in the end, it is a game that does absolutely nothing for you. It is like videogames. I try to pick them up, but I just can't manage to spend more than 20 minutes without getting bored.
This all day. Some of.my friends used to think I was crazy for not wanting to go out on the weekends/party when I was busy studying or training. Do what you love first and foremost. Women will always be there. If anything they should add a bit of spice to your life, not be the ONLY spice in your life.Irony.
This guy is a better man than you in the realm of dating brother. He places his own enjoyment above women. If you are choosing women over every hobby, interest or passion in your life then you need to seriously reevaluate your focus.
Five of the most important words you'll ever read gents. And the reason why men should focus predominantly on investing in their own futures not chasing females, most of whom have nothing to offer but a pretty face. This is not an advocation to inaction but a call to prioritise your goals away from women to what is truly important to you as an individual - not just in the present day but in the future.Women will always be there. .
True, but the fact that he announced it to the ladies of the group...it didn't make them swoon, let me put it that way. That's like when someone on Facebook announces that they are deleting their FB account because they are tired of the drama. lolThis all day. Some of.my friends used to think I was crazy for not wanting to go out on the weekends/party when I was busy studying or training. Do what you love first and foremost. Women will always be there. If anything they should add a bit of spice to your life, not be the ONLY spice in your life.
Hockey playoffs are far more exciting than most women. I honestly can't blame him.There's this singles Meetup in the area, it was a movie night for the group. Wound up being mostly women.
Some people will put in the comments section and say a reason why they can't make it, and one dude, single of course, says, "I can't make it, the hockey play offs are on! Can't miss 'em!"
With all this talk about "creating opportunities" is the an example of what NOT to do? lol And then brag about it on a social media platform?
Kind of glad I caught this as this could be an example of why some men are having problems with women. They are partaking in this kind of behavior.
"I'm manly, I prefer to watch sports on the couch...alone... and brag about it to all the single ladies who are actually getting out of the house. It'll make me come off as manly!"
Just something douche-baggy about it.
I dunno why he had to actually say ANYTHING if he wasn't going and just RSVP "No"
Just because a woman listens to you and acts interested in what you say doesn't mean she really is. She might just be acting polite, while silently wishing that the date would hurry up and end, or that you would go away... and never come back.
Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.
His behavior is not what's important to you right now...There's this singles Meetup in the area, it was a movie night for the group. Wound up being mostly women.
Some people will put in the comments section and say a reason why they can't make it, and one dude, single of course, says, "I can't make it, the hockey play offs are on! Can't miss 'em!"
With all this talk about "creating opportunities" is the an example of what NOT to do? lol And then brag about it on a social media platform?
Kind of glad I caught this as this could be an example of why some men are having problems with women. They are partaking in this kind of behavior.
"I'm manly, I prefer to watch sports on the couch...alone... and brag about it to all the single ladies who are actually getting out of the house. It'll make me come off as manly!"
Just something douche-baggy about it.
I dunno why he had to actually say ANYTHING if he wasn't going and just RSVP "No"