Perfect way to meet girls in college

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Well I'm taking it because I need a global understanding class to graduate and that was the only one left since I had to change around my classes after 2 weeks of the semester had already started.

Hey, if it works for you good luck. Personally I wouldn't wanna try it, female-dominated atmospheres just seem to bug me out (I got more than enough of that at Olive Garden for 6 years to suit me fine), also being the female issue-sensitive guy tends to be a blackmark on how they see your verility/masculinity which is a clencher in and of itself. If your gonna be there I just say take the class because you want to or, if it really comes down to credits, because you have to. If anything, if you really want something to happen, this would be a great class to try on the Dave D'Angelo routine because that's one thing that scores for sure.

I'm a human services major, and there are a lot of women, but most of them are married, in a relationship or not intrested in me.

Reading this I was wondering, don't at least some women in the class think you're only there to chat them up in order to get somewhere with them? That's of course only people who judge before meeting. Just wondering.

I promised you guys I'd send an update so here it goes. Things are looking very good. The only other guy in the class is a sexist foreign guy.

Well, because we have a sexist guy who thinks women's place is in the homes raising the kids, I have a way to use the what you're talking to my advantage.

The way I see it is this:

The sexist guy is the perfect example of why things are wrong in this world.

Here is where I come in:

Someone needs to shoot down this guys arguments. Someone strong enough to be able to make rational arguments without letting emotions get in the way. That guy is me. I discredit the sexist classmate's arguments. This shows my strength and manliness, while at the same time allows my sensitive side to show through (women love that). It also shows how much I care about women's rights.

I've already started standing up for women's rights in the class when this sexist opens his mouth and I seem to be doing a good job.

This is a perfect plan, and I expect to have all the girls in the class begging me for my phone number (and other stuff that is too explicit for this forum) by the time I leave for Spring break.

There are two complications. There are two or three women who agree with the sexist guy. However, these are only a few of the 60 or so students.

The other complication is that there is a higher population of lesbians than I had previously taken into consideration. There can't be more than 10, however, which still leaves me 50 straight women. The concentration of attractive girls is quite high. I'm going to take out the 3 women who agree with the sexist guy and take out 1 engaged girl (although engagements can be broken off) and take out about 10 more to take into account the ugly or older women.

In total there are now 26 women who will be dying to get my number by spring break.

This is genius.

Thanks all for your informative posts.

More updates about this feminine experiment will be posted next week.

Way to go Alex! Best of luck with that. Being surrounded by 50-plus young (and likely single, VERY important factor) women in a class is a goldmine... if you know what to do about it.

I wish I could go back to college knowing what I know now about relationships, about women and about being self-conscious of my AS condition. Things would have been much different back then.

College definitely is the time and place for all that, keep it going. Don't waste time or you'll regret it later. You won't get it as easy once you gotta face "real life"...

Regarding the sexist guy, I bet not many girls will side with him on this age of claimed equality... you're winning the battle already.

Keep us informed of your scores... now go get'em cowboy!

You are diabolically evil, Alex! (Be careful, if you're discovered the lesbians will whoop your a**!)

All I can say is good luck, if it'll mean anything. Usually it's pretty unanimous - women will either like you or they won't. Of course you know yourself better than I do, if you think you have what it takes then mad props for trying.

I don't know if a women's studies class is a good place to meet women. From what I heard, some people is those classes tend to be very strong feminists (if you know what I mean), which means they won't like any men they encounter. 'Nuff said.