If only love could be bought somewhere...
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
To those who are trolling darkphantomx1
His advice in his post there is very practical and pragmatic, but it's no guarantee that fixing those flaws/shortcomings/issues would magically make a girlfriend falls from sky on his lap - so asking him if he got a gf thanks to fixing any of those as a proof of credibility of his words... is silly.
But keeping those flaws untreated would keep the likehood of failure higher; let's take for example the 'no license' flaw - a some percentage of women would never date a guy just because of this one shortcoming alone; by fixing this he might have a better chance with these same women ... et ainsi de suite.
It's really that simple, I am surprised by the hostility here toward his down-to-earth approach.
His advice in his post there is very practical and pragmatic, but it's no guarantee that fixing those flaws/shortcomings/issues would magically make a girlfriend falls from sky on his lap - so asking him if he got a gf thanks to fixing any of those as a proof of credibility of his words... is silly.
But keeping those flaws untreated would keep the likehood of failure higher; let's take for example the 'no license' flaw - a some percentage of women would never date a guy just because of this one shortcoming alone; by fixing this he might have a better chance with these same women ... et ainsi de suite.
It's really that simple, I am surprised by the hostility here toward his down-to-earth approach.
Not dating someone because they don't have a license is silly. If someone would refuse to date me for such a stupid reason then so be it. Fair enough if appearance or personality don't match their wants, but a license? Really?
OohLaLah wrote:
Cockroach96 wrote:
darkphantomx1 wrote:
The people who are your age and never had a gf usually have some sort of flaw which makes getting a relationship very hard for them. For instance, being overweight, being clearly autistic, no license, terrible around women, super ugly etc...
You rarely meet someone who is good looking especially women who have never been in a relationship. The ones you do, they're not in a relationship because they choose to not be in one.
Find what your flaw is and try to fix it. If you're overweight, lose weight. If you don't have a license, go get one. If you're ugly, perhaps put some more thought into your clothes selection, if your social skills are absolute s**t around women, look on the internet how to talk to women. If you're autistic, try to act less autistic.
You rarely meet someone who is good looking especially women who have never been in a relationship. The ones you do, they're not in a relationship because they choose to not be in one.
Find what your flaw is and try to fix it. If you're overweight, lose weight. If you don't have a license, go get one. If you're ugly, perhaps put some more thought into your clothes selection, if your social skills are absolute s**t around women, look on the internet how to talk to women. If you're autistic, try to act less autistic.
Only NTs have told me not to act autistic.
Anyway, autism is an unfixable flaw.
Besides, you can learn how to talk to women, but only in a theoretic way. If you actually try to do it, you will be puzzled and overloaded with anxiety.
I don't see autism as a flaw or tragedy or something to be fixed. It's just part of me. I shudder at how awful it must be to feel that an immutable part of yourself is somehow wrong or needs to be excised.
I wish the NT society thought the same way.
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Cockroach96 wrote:
OohLaLah wrote:
Cockroach96 wrote:
darkphantomx1 wrote:
The people who are your age and never had a gf usually have some sort of flaw which makes getting a relationship very hard for them. For instance, being overweight, being clearly autistic, no license, terrible around women, super ugly etc...
You rarely meet someone who is good looking especially women who have never been in a relationship. The ones you do, they're not in a relationship because they choose to not be in one.
Find what your flaw is and try to fix it. If you're overweight, lose weight. If you don't have a license, go get one. If you're ugly, perhaps put some more thought into your clothes selection, if your social skills are absolute s**t around women, look on the internet how to talk to women. If you're autistic, try to act less autistic.
You rarely meet someone who is good looking especially women who have never been in a relationship. The ones you do, they're not in a relationship because they choose to not be in one.
Find what your flaw is and try to fix it. If you're overweight, lose weight. If you don't have a license, go get one. If you're ugly, perhaps put some more thought into your clothes selection, if your social skills are absolute s**t around women, look on the internet how to talk to women. If you're autistic, try to act less autistic.
Only NTs have told me not to act autistic.
Anyway, autism is an unfixable flaw.
Besides, you can learn how to talk to women, but only in a theoretic way. If you actually try to do it, you will be puzzled and overloaded with anxiety.
I don't see autism as a flaw or tragedy or something to be fixed. It's just part of me. I shudder at how awful it must be to feel that an immutable part of yourself is somehow wrong or needs to be excised.
I wish the NT society thought the same way.
yeah... it took me a long time to gain to courage to tell other that my brains wiring was different, not faulty.
I told them many times, but they will never understand. It's as if I was talking to them in Esperanto.
Capitalism is dirty business and doesn't give anyone financial security, but it makes dating easier. After all, there's no Facebook or Tinder in North Korea. ![]()
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