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How to Talk to a Woman Without Being a Creep - New Blog
Arrggghhh - this blog makes me cringe! To me it says: "If any non-alpha male dares to look at my tits (which I'm showing) and then speaks to a princess like me, he is a creep!" Why do women turn a natural thing like "meeting a new person" into an impossible minefield for non-alpha guys?
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Notice it already has over 2100 comments and it's not even 24 hours old - women sure have alot of time on their hands don't they?
"How to Talk to a Woman Without Being a Creep
Madeleine Davies
With more and more women speaking openly about street harassment, a straight man can get a little confused about approaching a lady in public. "You mean a woman doesn't like it when I pull off her headphones on the subway?" he might say. "What if I stand too close? She doesn't like that either? It's like you can't even talk to anyone without being labeled as sex predator anymore! Damn feminism!"
If this is you, then yes. You're an idiot and you probably shouldn't talk to anyone. Ever again. But let's say that you're just a chill dude who still can't quite grasp the best way to approach an unfamiliar woman in a public space. Your confusion is okay. Dating and flirting is, in general, an awkward thing to do and that goes double for when you're going up and introducing yourself to someone out of nowhere. But guess what? It is possible to approach a lady in a respectful and flattering way that probably won't leave her feeling offended or worried that you might be a subway masturbator.
When the right approach isn't obvious, it's not always easy to discern what's okay and what's not. In the interest of human connection, here's a handy guide on how to approach a woman in various situations.
On the Street
Let's start with the toughest one. Say you see a girl on the street who looks exactly like Amy Pond from Doctor Who or is wearing the t-shirt of your favorite obscure '80s hardcore band. You want to say hello, understandably, but first, please take notice of whether or not she wants to say hello to you or anyone else for that matter. You may think it impossible to make that call, but women are human beings and, just like other human beings, they show signs of wanting to be left alone. Is she walking fast? Is she not making eye contact with anyone? Is she focused on the sidewalk or her phone? If the answer is yes, then maybe you should let it go; she probably doesn't want to be bothered and you have to respect that. Remember, no one other than your therapist or attorney owes you a conversation — so be f***ing cool already.
What if she's not power-walking in the opposite direction or actively avoiding looking at anyone on the street? Then it might be okay to approach (remember, different people react to things differently). The most important thing, as is the case when talking to anyone, is to treat her like a person (\ˈpər-sən\). Don't make kissy noises at her like she's a dog (we women tend to really hate this), don't imitate the sound you think her butt makes when she walks (a "hello" is much more effective than "badoombadoombadoom") and don't tell her that she'd be prettier if she smiled. She knows what face she's making and doesn't want anyone telling her to change it.
Granted, approaching someone on the street is tricky. Chances are that you'll be shot down, so be prepared for that. You interrupted someone's day, plain and simple, if they respond negatively, the only thing you can do is sincerely apologize for bothering them (and do so quickly; don't get dramatic or make a thing of it) and politely get out of her way as quickly as possible.
Also, is it dark outside? If so, leave her be.
At a Cafe
Again, take notice of what she's up to. Is she studying? Is she speedily typing on her computer? If so, she's a lady with an agenda and, by interrupting her, you risk being a jerk. If you aren't deterred by that, then the most important thing is that you don't make her feel embarrassed or like she has to leave. Try to pick a table that isn't directly in her line of vision; this way she doesn't have to stare you down on the chance that she rejects you. Try approaching her as you're on your way out the door, apologize for interrupting her (really, most people don't mind being bothered if you politely acknowledge the possibility that you might be bothering them) and make your case with kindness and confidence. If she says yes, great! Months from now, you might be arguing over seating arrangements for your indie wedding or mounting a sex swing in your newly shared home. If she says no, nicely respond with an "Okay, cool. Just thought I'd ask," and then get out of her way.
If you both happen to be regulars, all the better. Start saying hi, warm up to "how are you?" and establish a rapport. That way, when you ask her out, she'll be far more likely to think of you as the nice guy from the coffee shop instead of the creeper who keeps trying to interrupt her as she reads A Visit from the Goon Squad. Of course, she might still say no and unless she's been explicitly telling you how much she wants to go out with you and giving you bathroom handjobs throughout the course of your conversations, you've got to let it go. And remember: She's not a bitch. She's just not interested.
On Public Transit
Keep in mind that women deal with sexual harassment on public transit all of the time. When we get on the train or bus, the majority of us are pretty guarded and with good reason; we've most likely dealt with some shit. We're not being paranoid or defensive when we don't want to talk to you. We're remembering the time just yesterday when someone literally rubbed their naked dick on us (Mondays!). It's easy for you to get defensive and say, "Well, I would never do that," but try to remember that the majority of us aren't f***ing psychics and we have no idea what you'd do or not. My point is that if you're going to hit on girls in the subway, expect to be shut down. For one thing, the majority of us don't really like to be asked out in closed space that's often used as a toilet. Secondly, I once had a man on the Q train refuse to break eye contact with me as he ate an entire rotisserie chicken with his mittens on. Public transit is not a safe space.
But maybe you see the woman of your dreams and want to proceed anyway. If you catch her eye, politely smile at her. Does she smile — and not a perfunctory tight lipped one — back at you? Does she keep making open, non-suspicious eye contact with you, too? As I've said before, women are people. If we like what we see, we send signals of our own (generally hard winks and and excessive lip-licking, but we've been known to be more coy about it).
So you decide to go up and talk to her. Try complimenting her on something that isn't physical or sexual. It's easier than you think: "Awesome sneakers." Or, "Is that a vintage messenger bag? I want one, but I'm worried the straps will hurt my shoulders." (If she lets you try it on, consider running away with it. Just because you're not a pervert does not mean that you can't be a mugger.) If she seems open to conversation, chat away, staying friendly and light. If she doesn't, smile politely — again, POLITELY — and leave her alone. Half of the worries women have on the subway is that someone is going to go off on us for being bitchy and entitled just because we don't want to be bothered. Don't be that someone.
Oh, and please don't approach us if we're reading or listening to music. Those are things we do to be left alone. Half the time, the headphones we're wearing aren't even connected to anything.
She's Your Server in a Restaurant
I worked as a server in a restaurant for many years and watched my colleagues get asked out in several different ways, with some methods being much more successful than others. If you're a bro at P.F. Chang's who thinks he's really hitting it off with his waitress, stop and remember that your server might not be as into you as you are into her. While she probably is a lovely person in real life, a huge portion of her (or any server's) income is based on her ability to make you and the rest of the table like her. By being nice to you and making you feel welcome, she is doing her job.
But maybe you think the sparks are there anyway. Maybe she did that whole hard wink, lip-licking thing that I mentioned earlier (seriously, women do this all the time). If that's the case and you want to ask her out, go for it, but do it after the bill is paid and she has already been tipped. It's shitty to make a woman feel — even if you're doing it unintentionally — like her income will be determined based on whether or not she says yes to going on a date with you. By settling your tab beforehand, you give her the chance to respond with honesty. If she says no, don't take it personally. As is always the case with strangers, you don't know anything about her life. She could have a boyfriend, she could be gay, she could be just plain disinterested. So chin up, act respectful and carry on.
If You Sit Next to Her On a Plane
Nope. Leave her alone. Unless we're on Rihanna's 777 plane or your voice holds the secret to making our Xanax kick in faster, we don't want to talk to you.
Of course there are exceptions to all this advice. Maybe your grandparents met when your grandpa honked your grandma's boob on the crosstown local. Maybe one of your friends met her boyfriend when he interrupted her to ask her what she was reading. These things can happen. Furthermore, different people like different things. Follow this list to a T and you still might manage to offend someone — because we all have our own shit going on.
Also, and I know this goes against everything phrenology has told us, but women aren't stupid. In fact, a lot of us are actually pretty good at reading people. If women keep responding to you like you're some weirdo creeper, then chances are that you're acting like a weirdo creeper. The problem is you. On the other hand, if you make an effort to be polite, respect our space and recognize that we don't owe you anything (which, hey, we don't), then we'll pick up on that, too. Does that mean that we'll definitely go out with you? Absolutely not, but it certainly raises your chances and makes you a lot less of an asshole.
TL;DR? Be polite and respect someone's space. The end."
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Notice it already has over 2100 comments and it's not even 24 hours old - women sure have alot of time on their hands don't they?
"How to Talk to a Woman Without Being a Creep
Madeleine Davies
With more and more women speaking openly about street harassment, a straight man can get a little confused about approaching a lady in public. "You mean a woman doesn't like it when I pull off her headphones on the subway?" he might say. "What if I stand too close? She doesn't like that either? It's like you can't even talk to anyone without being labeled as sex predator anymore! Damn feminism!"
If this is you, then yes. You're an idiot and you probably shouldn't talk to anyone. Ever again. But let's say that you're just a chill dude who still can't quite grasp the best way to approach an unfamiliar woman in a public space. Your confusion is okay. Dating and flirting is, in general, an awkward thing to do and that goes double for when you're going up and introducing yourself to someone out of nowhere. But guess what? It is possible to approach a lady in a respectful and flattering way that probably won't leave her feeling offended or worried that you might be a subway masturbator.
When the right approach isn't obvious, it's not always easy to discern what's okay and what's not. In the interest of human connection, here's a handy guide on how to approach a woman in various situations.
On the Street
Let's start with the toughest one. Say you see a girl on the street who looks exactly like Amy Pond from Doctor Who or is wearing the t-shirt of your favorite obscure '80s hardcore band. You want to say hello, understandably, but first, please take notice of whether or not she wants to say hello to you or anyone else for that matter. You may think it impossible to make that call, but women are human beings and, just like other human beings, they show signs of wanting to be left alone. Is she walking fast? Is she not making eye contact with anyone? Is she focused on the sidewalk or her phone? If the answer is yes, then maybe you should let it go; she probably doesn't want to be bothered and you have to respect that. Remember, no one other than your therapist or attorney owes you a conversation — so be f***ing cool already.
What if she's not power-walking in the opposite direction or actively avoiding looking at anyone on the street? Then it might be okay to approach (remember, different people react to things differently). The most important thing, as is the case when talking to anyone, is to treat her like a person (\ˈpər-sən\). Don't make kissy noises at her like she's a dog (we women tend to really hate this), don't imitate the sound you think her butt makes when she walks (a "hello" is much more effective than "badoombadoombadoom") and don't tell her that she'd be prettier if she smiled. She knows what face she's making and doesn't want anyone telling her to change it.
Granted, approaching someone on the street is tricky. Chances are that you'll be shot down, so be prepared for that. You interrupted someone's day, plain and simple, if they respond negatively, the only thing you can do is sincerely apologize for bothering them (and do so quickly; don't get dramatic or make a thing of it) and politely get out of her way as quickly as possible.
Also, is it dark outside? If so, leave her be.
At a Cafe
Again, take notice of what she's up to. Is she studying? Is she speedily typing on her computer? If so, she's a lady with an agenda and, by interrupting her, you risk being a jerk. If you aren't deterred by that, then the most important thing is that you don't make her feel embarrassed or like she has to leave. Try to pick a table that isn't directly in her line of vision; this way she doesn't have to stare you down on the chance that she rejects you. Try approaching her as you're on your way out the door, apologize for interrupting her (really, most people don't mind being bothered if you politely acknowledge the possibility that you might be bothering them) and make your case with kindness and confidence. If she says yes, great! Months from now, you might be arguing over seating arrangements for your indie wedding or mounting a sex swing in your newly shared home. If she says no, nicely respond with an "Okay, cool. Just thought I'd ask," and then get out of her way.
If you both happen to be regulars, all the better. Start saying hi, warm up to "how are you?" and establish a rapport. That way, when you ask her out, she'll be far more likely to think of you as the nice guy from the coffee shop instead of the creeper who keeps trying to interrupt her as she reads A Visit from the Goon Squad. Of course, she might still say no and unless she's been explicitly telling you how much she wants to go out with you and giving you bathroom handjobs throughout the course of your conversations, you've got to let it go. And remember: She's not a bitch. She's just not interested.
On Public Transit
Keep in mind that women deal with sexual harassment on public transit all of the time. When we get on the train or bus, the majority of us are pretty guarded and with good reason; we've most likely dealt with some shit. We're not being paranoid or defensive when we don't want to talk to you. We're remembering the time just yesterday when someone literally rubbed their naked dick on us (Mondays!). It's easy for you to get defensive and say, "Well, I would never do that," but try to remember that the majority of us aren't f***ing psychics and we have no idea what you'd do or not. My point is that if you're going to hit on girls in the subway, expect to be shut down. For one thing, the majority of us don't really like to be asked out in closed space that's often used as a toilet. Secondly, I once had a man on the Q train refuse to break eye contact with me as he ate an entire rotisserie chicken with his mittens on. Public transit is not a safe space.
But maybe you see the woman of your dreams and want to proceed anyway. If you catch her eye, politely smile at her. Does she smile — and not a perfunctory tight lipped one — back at you? Does she keep making open, non-suspicious eye contact with you, too? As I've said before, women are people. If we like what we see, we send signals of our own (generally hard winks and and excessive lip-licking, but we've been known to be more coy about it).
So you decide to go up and talk to her. Try complimenting her on something that isn't physical or sexual. It's easier than you think: "Awesome sneakers." Or, "Is that a vintage messenger bag? I want one, but I'm worried the straps will hurt my shoulders." (If she lets you try it on, consider running away with it. Just because you're not a pervert does not mean that you can't be a mugger.) If she seems open to conversation, chat away, staying friendly and light. If she doesn't, smile politely — again, POLITELY — and leave her alone. Half of the worries women have on the subway is that someone is going to go off on us for being bitchy and entitled just because we don't want to be bothered. Don't be that someone.
Oh, and please don't approach us if we're reading or listening to music. Those are things we do to be left alone. Half the time, the headphones we're wearing aren't even connected to anything.
She's Your Server in a Restaurant
I worked as a server in a restaurant for many years and watched my colleagues get asked out in several different ways, with some methods being much more successful than others. If you're a bro at P.F. Chang's who thinks he's really hitting it off with his waitress, stop and remember that your server might not be as into you as you are into her. While she probably is a lovely person in real life, a huge portion of her (or any server's) income is based on her ability to make you and the rest of the table like her. By being nice to you and making you feel welcome, she is doing her job.
But maybe you think the sparks are there anyway. Maybe she did that whole hard wink, lip-licking thing that I mentioned earlier (seriously, women do this all the time). If that's the case and you want to ask her out, go for it, but do it after the bill is paid and she has already been tipped. It's shitty to make a woman feel — even if you're doing it unintentionally — like her income will be determined based on whether or not she says yes to going on a date with you. By settling your tab beforehand, you give her the chance to respond with honesty. If she says no, don't take it personally. As is always the case with strangers, you don't know anything about her life. She could have a boyfriend, she could be gay, she could be just plain disinterested. So chin up, act respectful and carry on.
If You Sit Next to Her On a Plane
Nope. Leave her alone. Unless we're on Rihanna's 777 plane or your voice holds the secret to making our Xanax kick in faster, we don't want to talk to you.
Of course there are exceptions to all this advice. Maybe your grandparents met when your grandpa honked your grandma's boob on the crosstown local. Maybe one of your friends met her boyfriend when he interrupted her to ask her what she was reading. These things can happen. Furthermore, different people like different things. Follow this list to a T and you still might manage to offend someone — because we all have our own shit going on.
Also, and I know this goes against everything phrenology has told us, but women aren't stupid. In fact, a lot of us are actually pretty good at reading people. If women keep responding to you like you're some weirdo creeper, then chances are that you're acting like a weirdo creeper. The problem is you. On the other hand, if you make an effort to be polite, respect our space and recognize that we don't owe you anything (which, hey, we don't), then we'll pick up on that, too. Does that mean that we'll definitely go out with you? Absolutely not, but it certainly raises your chances and makes you a lot less of an asshole.
TL;DR? Be polite and respect someone's space. The end."
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"Is that a vintage messenger bag? I want one, but I'm worried the straps will hurt my shoulders."
Wtf kind of gay ass pick up line is that?
"Awesome sneakers."
Also pretty gay. I made fun of my old girlfriend because she was this tiny Jewess wearing pink G-Unit sneakers. Why G-Unit would make such a thing I dunno and she didn't even know what G-Unit is, but but that's flirting.
They're pretty much telling you to act like a nice guy wuss. Bunch of hypocrites.
She's talking about this hard winking, lip licking bullshit...girls do that? That's how they flirt? It sounds gross. Just smile for fss. Subtlety is always way more attractive.
So basically this article tells us that loads of women get the idea in their head that a good majority of men are looking to "rub their naked dicks" on them and that we should never ask them out if they're busy doing...well anything really. How many times does she say "chances are you'll be shot down?"
Wtf kind of gay ass pick up line is that?
"Awesome sneakers."
Also pretty gay. I made fun of my old girlfriend because she was this tiny Jewess wearing pink G-Unit sneakers. Why G-Unit would make such a thing I dunno and she didn't even know what G-Unit is, but but that's flirting.
They're pretty much telling you to act like a nice guy wuss. Bunch of hypocrites.
She's talking about this hard winking, lip licking bullshit...girls do that? That's how they flirt? It sounds gross. Just smile for fss. Subtlety is always way more attractive.
So basically this article tells us that loads of women get the idea in their head that a good majority of men are looking to "rub their naked dicks" on them and that we should never ask them out if they're busy doing...well anything really. How many times does she say "chances are you'll be shot down?"
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This applies to you in your post Wall years, too. Thanks for understanding.jizzed-to-hell wrote:Remember, no one other than your therapist or attorney owes you a conversation — so be f***ing cool already.
And yet, many of you look at us as exactly that.jizzed-to-hell wrote:It's shitty to make a woman feel — even if you're doing it unintentionally — like her income will be determined based on whether or not she says yes to going on a date with you.
The neat thing is some of us have figured out that not asking you out (or anything else) avoids big headaches.
Glad you recognize this does not make us gay. We're simply "not interested".

Except when you're claiming 'ignorance' to try voiding the pre-nup, or when it's time know how to change a tire, or read a map, or any of a dozen other things?jizzed-to-hell wrote:[W]omen aren't stupid.
jizzed-to-hell wrote:f you make an effort to be polite, respect our space and recognize that we don't owe you anything ...
Agreed. And Mutual. No, you can't move in to my space for "just a little while".
No, you can't borrow some cash until next payday. Thanks for not asking.

jizzed-to-hell wrote:TL;DR? Be polite and respect someone's space. The end.
So, this means you'll stop making not-so-sly snide remarks and glaring at my gf, when I date women outside of your "approved" group?
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Take my advice and never listen to a woman's advice...especially about relationships. AW are too immature to give any sort of advice and they have the same problem as most women on this world: they have no idea what they want. They will say one thing and do another.abcdavid01 wrote:"Is that a vintage messenger bag? I want one, but I'm worried the straps will hurt my shoulders."
Wtf kind of gay a** pick up line is that?
"Awesome sneakers."
Also pretty gay. I made fun of my old girlfriend because she was this tiny Jewess wearing pink G-Unit sneakers. Why G-Unit would make such a thing I dunno and she didn't even know what G-Unit is, but but that's flirting.
They're pretty much telling you to act like a nice guy wuss. Bunch of hypocrites.
She's talking about this hard winking, lip licking bullshit...girls do that? That's how they flirt? It sounds gross. Just smile for fss. Subtlety is always way more attractive.
So basically this article tells us that loads of women get the idea in their head that a good majority of men are looking to "rub their naked dicks" on them and that we should never ask them out if they're busy doing...well anything really. How many times does she say "chances are you'll be shot down?"
Take my advice and never listen to a woman's advice...especially about relationships. AW are too immature to give any sort of advice and they have the same problem as most women on this world: they have no idea what they want. They will say one thing and do another not to mention that feminists are hypocrites by definition.abcdavid01 wrote:"Is that a vintage messenger bag? I want one, but I'm worried the straps will hurt my shoulders."
Wtf kind of gay a** pick up line is that?
"Awesome sneakers."
Also pretty gay. I made fun of my old girlfriend because she was this tiny Jewess wearing pink G-Unit sneakers. Why G-Unit would make such a thing I dunno and she didn't even know what G-Unit is, but but that's flirting.
They're pretty much telling you to act like a nice guy wuss. Bunch of hypocrites.
She's talking about this hard winking, lip licking bullshit...girls do that? That's how they flirt? It sounds gross. Just smile for fss. Subtlety is always way more attractive.
So basically this article tells us that loads of women get the idea in their head that a good majority of men are looking to "rub their naked dicks" on them and that we should never ask them out if they're busy doing...well anything really. How many times does she say "chances are you'll be shot down?"
Well that would be a start.
As someone on this forum said: if the AW thinks that you're a stud, she'll be more than open to flirt in public. If she doesn't like you then you're a creep.
And then she tells other men that:
, and very smart too.
I take offence at these types of articles because all my life I've met women who professed crap like this and I used to listen to it.
I remember when I was in college one female teacher kept saying that women are more mature than men at our age. That was really a load of crap. Then my mother teaching me chivalry how to be a tool (back in the '80s when she was dating in EE there was probably some courting going on but she has no idea about how things are in North America nowadays). Lastly, a half dozen women gave me all kinds of "advice" one way or another that didn't go nowhere. In fact doing the total opposite of what they say works much better.
As someone on this forum said: if the AW thinks that you're a stud, she'll be more than open to flirt in public. If she doesn't like you then you're a creep.
And then she tells other men that:
Labeling a guy you never met and you know nothing about as a "creep" indeed makes you good at reading peopleterminator wrote:Also, and I know this goes against everything phrenology has told us, but women aren't stupid. In fact, a lot of us are actually pretty good at reading people.

I take offence at these types of articles because all my life I've met women who professed crap like this and I used to listen to it.
I remember when I was in college one female teacher kept saying that women are more mature than men at our age. That was really a load of crap. Then my mother teaching me chivalry how to be a tool (back in the '80s when she was dating in EE there was probably some courting going on but she has no idea about how things are in North America nowadays). Lastly, a half dozen women gave me all kinds of "advice" one way or another that didn't go nowhere. In fact doing the total opposite of what they say works much better.
I never listen to relationship advice from American women, they know about as much about relationships as a squirrel knows about flying an airplaine!Andrewww wrote:Labeling a guy you never met and you know nothing about as a "creep" indeed makes you good at reading people, and very smart too.
I take offence at these types of articles because all my life I've met women who professed crap like this and I used to listen to it.
Lastly, a half dozen women gave me all kinds of "advice" one way or another that didn't go nowhere. In fact doing the total opposite of what they say works much better.

"When I think about the idea of getting involved with an American woman, I don't know if I should laugh .............. or vomit!"
"Trying to meet women in America is like trying to decipher Egyptian hieroglyphics."
"Trying to meet women in America is like trying to decipher Egyptian hieroglyphics."
yep, very true. If you see an AW in public and she seems cold and uninterested, then don't even bother. The AW will usually be the first to make signs. If the guy is very good looking, she WILL make the first move by some type of flirting gesture. But if she doesn't, you're already labeled as a creep so don't even waste your time.Andrewww wrote:Well that would be a start.
As someone on this forum said: if the AW thinks that you're a stud, she'll be more than open to flirt in public. If she doesn't like you then you're a creep.
And then she tells other men that:
Labeling a guy you never met and you know nothing about as a "creep" indeed makes you good at reading peopleterminator wrote:Also, and I know this goes against everything phrenology has told us, but women aren't stupid. In fact, a lot of us are actually pretty good at reading people., and very smart too.
I take offence at these types of articles because all my life I've met women who professed crap like this and I used to listen to it.
I remember when I was in college one female teacher kept saying that women are more mature than men at our age. That was really a load of crap. Then my mother teaching me chivalry how to be a tool (back in the '80s when she was dating in EE there was probably some courting going on but she has no idea about how things are in North America nowadays). Lastly, a half dozen women gave me all kinds of "advice" one way or another that didn't go nowhere. In fact doing the total opposite of what they say works much better.
Listening to a woman's advice about picking up women is like listening to a 4 year old child that tells you how to build a house. They are clueless.
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Didn't you say earlier on that you stopped reading? I found it so screwed-up that I couldn't stop reading it myself, like watching a train-wreck its hypnotising! The problem is "doing the oppositte" of this article would be traumatic, as the author says: "DON'T TALK TO HER" in every scenario, so let's listen for once and not talk to AW again - it's worked for me & I'm happier not trying to get an AW.Andrewww wrote:Well that would be a start.
As someone on this forum said: if the AW thinks that you're a stud, she'll be more than open to flirt in public. If she doesn't like you then you're a creep.
And then she tells other men that:
Labeling a guy you never met and you know nothing about as a "creep" indeed makes you good at reading peopleterminator wrote:Also, and I know this goes against everything phrenology has told us, but women aren't stupid. In fact, a lot of us are actually pretty good at reading people., and very smart too.
I take offence at these types of articles because all my life I've met women who professed crap like this and I used to listen to it.
I remember when I was in college one female teacher kept saying that women are more mature than men at our age. That was really a load of crap. Then my mother teaching me chivalry how to be a tool (back in the '80s when she was dating in EE there was probably some courting going on but she has no idea about how things are in North America nowadays). Lastly, a half dozen women gave me all kinds of "advice" one way or another that didn't go nowhere. In fact doing the total opposite of what they say works much better.
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I think they started marketing those E.D. drugs (little blue pills) to younger men to keep them playing the game. Gotta keep the slaves cranking out replacements. I've also read anecdotes of unmarried men getting the runaround when they try to go get snipped.Ghost wrote:Men should immediately ignore any woman who acts this way. Once women see that attention from betas has dried up, they might start to see how they've screwed up.
One thing Western men should do immediately is stop being women's emotional tampons and avoid them at all costs.
не поглеждай назад. 
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"Even an American judge is unlikely to award child support for imputed children." - FredOnEverything
I did say "pass" the first time I opened this topic but it came up again multiple times during the day. I would never actively search for such drivel online.terminator wrote:Didn't you say earlier on that you stopped reading? I found it so screwed-up that I couldn't stop reading it myself, like watching a train-wreck its hypnotising! The problem is "doing the oppositte" of this article would be traumatic, as the author says: "DON'T TALK TO HER" in every scenario, so let's listen for once and not talk to AW again - it's worked for me & I'm happier not trying to get an AW.
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