Weiss_Yohji wrote:
Fnord wrote:
Patience is a virtue. But you don't get what you want by being virtuous.
How in the blue f***ing hell does that even work? It's completely illogical!
It's not illogical at all.
a. Monks practice patience.
b. Monks practice celibacy.
:: If you want to remain celibate, practice patience.
But if you want to be part of an intimate relationship, waiting patiently for it to happen is counter-productive.
It's like you said, you are competitive; so
get out there and compete!
Be the kind of man that women seem to go for: interesting, not boring; exciting, not maniacal; friendly, but not clingy; rebellious, yet responsible; generous, but not a pushover; confident, but not arrogant; and attentive, but not obsessive.
Bathe daily, refrain from expressing anger, dress for the office, learn to play an instrument instead of the latest video game, never let them see you cry, and never, ever beg.
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