SexPDX
Master Don Juan
It seems like a good idea but I worry sometimes about the way this is interpreted by some guys on this board. It is usually given as advice to a guy who posts about his downtroddenness and frustration over what some chick said or did. It's a good idea for women not to be the only thing in your life but at the same time I would hate for this to be used an excuse to ignore an issue because it is too painful for the individual to confront the problem head on so he therefore feels the need to simply think about something else, anything else but what is making him feel bad.
Before you decide to focus on something else think about exactly why it is that you feel that way. For example, if you examine the true source of your feelings and you conclude that you are insecure about your attractiveness, first of all admit that to yourself. Second, think about what could happen that would cause you to believe you are a more attractive person. Then you think, "okay, I will work out more, I will dress nicer, I will get a haircut, I will buy a nose hair trimmer" whatever it is. Don't just make a snap judgement to think about some arbitrary thing X, Y or Z just so that you are "not focusing on women". Be decisive and constructive about it.
Also, when you do things to correct fear, insecurity, low self-esteem or whatever feeling it is that is causing you problems with women don't subsrcibe to the egotistically dense notion that women have NOTHING to do with why you are doing these things. Admit that you are trying to become more attractive to women and that is part of why you are doing it. It's a normal desire to want to be attractive to women, isn't it? Why not be honest with yourself about it?
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- The performer known as Nick
Before you decide to focus on something else think about exactly why it is that you feel that way. For example, if you examine the true source of your feelings and you conclude that you are insecure about your attractiveness, first of all admit that to yourself. Second, think about what could happen that would cause you to believe you are a more attractive person. Then you think, "okay, I will work out more, I will dress nicer, I will get a haircut, I will buy a nose hair trimmer" whatever it is. Don't just make a snap judgement to think about some arbitrary thing X, Y or Z just so that you are "not focusing on women". Be decisive and constructive about it.
Also, when you do things to correct fear, insecurity, low self-esteem or whatever feeling it is that is causing you problems with women don't subsrcibe to the egotistically dense notion that women have NOTHING to do with why you are doing these things. Admit that you are trying to become more attractive to women and that is part of why you are doing it. It's a normal desire to want to be attractive to women, isn't it? Why not be honest with yourself about it?
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- The performer known as Nick