Things that helped me improve my dating life: Started cold approaches (even when I was scared). Watched videos like this one to get inspired. Read the book Celestial Soulmate by Lentlishi (it helped me understand women better). Worked on my social skills by talking to everyone, not just girls. Focused on my career to feel more secure about myself.
Although i've known of the 'opposites attract' idea, i just thought it was just 'a certain thing' that being a man wanting a woman was IT ! That there wasn't any more to it, and that you looked for someone of a similar 'aptitude' ( and attractiveness level ) and a relationship just formed 'naturally' ! I went right through my twenties thinking like this, but without any success. It wasn't until my early thirties that i started changing how i did things ( which, in turn, changed how i thought.) I remember looking at a book which had listed the traits and behaviours, attitudes associated with men and women. I was all of the female ones and none of the male ! I think that, for some unexplained reason, i, and my four brothers, had been brought up with the idea that the 'female' traits were some how 'civilized' and what all humans should be like, whereas the 'traditional male' traits were seen as 'negative' and not good for society.
*When you approach interactions with a sense of curiosity and respect, rather than pressure or expectation, you create an environment where both sides can truly connect.*
I'm in England, and apparently, boxing was taught to boys in schools until the early 1960's. Then someone saw it as a negative thing. Was this the start of things ?
Global society wants Betas, Alphas navigate the jungle of life though. You’re referring to being effeminate, so yes, the removal of masculine traditional habits/thinking changed things. Yet, if you do what you’ve always done you’ll get what you’ve always gotten.
Things that helped me improve my dating life:
Started cold approaches (even when I was scared).
Watched videos like this one to get inspired.
Read the book Celestial Soulmate by Lentlishi (it helped me understand women better).
Worked on my social skills by talking to everyone, not just girls.
Focused on my career to feel more secure about myself.
Just started reading the book that you mentioned, and it’s really good so far ngl :)
Although i've known of the 'opposites attract' idea, i just thought it was just 'a certain thing' that being a man wanting a woman was IT ! That there wasn't any more to it, and that you looked for someone of a similar 'aptitude' ( and attractiveness level ) and a relationship just formed 'naturally' ! I went right through my twenties thinking like this, but without any success. It wasn't until my early thirties that i started changing how i did things ( which, in turn, changed how i thought.) I remember looking at a book which had listed the traits and behaviours, attitudes associated with men and women. I was all of the female ones and none of the male ! I think that, for some unexplained reason, i, and my four brothers, had been brought up with the idea that the 'female' traits were some how 'civilized' and what all humans should be like, whereas the 'traditional male' traits were seen as 'negative' and not good for society.
Dude fr because of you, I made girl friends fight
*When you approach interactions with a sense of curiosity and respect, rather than pressure or expectation, you create an environment where both sides can truly connect.*
I'm in England, and apparently, boxing was taught to boys in schools until the early 1960's. Then someone saw it as a negative thing. Was this the start of things ?
Global society wants Betas, Alphas navigate the jungle of life though. You’re referring to being effeminate, so yes, the removal of masculine traditional habits/thinking changed things. Yet, if you do what you’ve always done you’ll get what you’ve always gotten.
And get a rap3 charge? No thanks
I think you're wrong. I think everyone is attracted to women.
'A complete human being is in equilibrium between masculine and feminine.' -Sadhguru
Sadhguru is an idiot who speaks a lot and says nothing.
Hinduistic thought which is feminine.
Blatant lie