How can I get women to notice me?

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MariaMosum
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20 Dec 2012, 6:51 pm

It would be good if you could try it in real world to gain some experience.



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20 Dec 2012, 6:58 pm

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2.) Friendly and smiles and looks at my eyes(Makes me so shy, but it works)


That counts out a lot of Aspies then.



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20 Dec 2012, 7:00 pm

Theres many ways of bringing attention to yourself. The key is finding one that works for the person you are after. Like someone showed a picture of mystery, dressing like that will give you attention, but probably not much good one. Except for a select few. Flashy cars get other types. and so on... Need to find who you're going for first, then what is needed and of what is needed what works best for you



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20 Dec 2012, 8:09 pm

I always feel like my face is a turn off for women...



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20 Dec 2012, 8:17 pm

1. If your only interest is really surfing the internet, do not be surprised if you don't have a wonderful love life. You have to make an active effort, don't just sit around being nice and smart hoping things will work out for you. Go out more places and talk to more people. It can be done. I am a girl and I am famously, astonishingly, ridiculously shy and awkward, yet I have asked several different guys out. And usually been rejected. But that's a risk you take. It isn't impossible. Rejection hurts, but you need to be able to risk it and not take it personally.

2. Whether or not a guy has a fancy car or house doesn't make any difference as to whether or not I find him attractive.

3. Here are some things that usually make me interested in a man:

-Laughing at my jokes
-Being silly with me and not taking yourself too seriously
-Being witty. (However, if you're not witty and you try to be, this usually ends badly.)
-Appreciation of the whimsical-as in, willing to talk about stuff usually considered to be "for kids" or "too weird". Likes stuff like cute baby animals
-Cuddly
-Genuine and honest
-Crucially-complimenting me about something that isn't obvious or cliched will usually make my week. For example, I have ridiculously massive boobs. I know this and I hear it all the time. Therefore, while compliments about my boobs are better than nothing at all, it does get a bit boring. I'm also rather smart, and it's obvious so I hear that all the time. So when people compliment me about being smart, I still appreciate it, but what really makes me happy is when people compliment me on things that aren't so obvious or blatant.
-Also, I don't tend to like it when someone asks me out straight away. It brings a bit too much pressure. Keep things light and casual for a bit.



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20 Dec 2012, 9:02 pm

MCalavera wrote:
cakey wrote:
2.) Friendly and smiles and looks at my eyes(Makes me so shy, but it works)


That counts out a lot of Aspies then.

Right, right, but the eye thing is not necessity! AS long as they are truly kind and caring can really hit the spot.



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21 Dec 2012, 1:18 am

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Dont go that far.

He looks like a fool.

Try to find something noticeable but that doesnt scream I need your attention now!!



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21 Dec 2012, 6:18 am

well done, JBlitzen! i read that article too, and it is really the best advice aout there. sacrip was basically saying some of the same stuff


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21 Dec 2012, 8:54 am

JBlitzen wrote:
Skip the clown sh**, that's for attracting losers. Read this:

http://www.cracked.com/blog/6-harsh-truths-that-will-make-you-better-person/

This is really inspiring!



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21 Dec 2012, 11:34 am

Inspiring my ass. That article shows everything that's wrong with society. People are more than the sum of their parts contrary to what the more shallow would like to believe.


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21 Dec 2012, 12:34 pm

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Inspiring my ass. That article shows everything that's wrong with society. People are more than the sum of their parts contrary to what the more shallow would like to believe.

The article is certainly abrasive with it's message (being a comedy website it's deliberately over the top), but I don't see how pushing people to teach themselves a new skill (whether it be learning to paint, a new language, or flying a plane) is inherently a bad thing.



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21 Dec 2012, 1:19 pm

It's bad in that it's saying those things are all a person is worth, or that everything in life has to be some kind of transaction. I would have no respect for myself if I judged people in that way and threw out anybody who I wasn't using for something I needed. That's disgusting.


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21 Dec 2012, 1:22 pm

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"What, so you're saying that I can't get girls like that unless I have a nice job and make lots of money?"
No, your brain jumps to that conclusion so you have an excuse to write off everyone who rejects you by thinking that they're just being shallow and selfish. I'm asking what do you offer? Are you smart? Funny? Interesting? Talented? Ambitious? Creative? OK, now what do you do to demonstrate those attributes to the world? Don't say that you're a nice guy -- that's the bare minimum.

Pretty girls have guys being nice to them 36 times a day. The patient is bleeding in the street. Do you know how to operate or not?
"Well, I'm not sexist or racist or greedy or shallow or abusive! Not like those other douchebags!"
I'm sorry, I know that this is hard to hear, but if all you can do is list a bunch of faults you don't have, then back the f**k away from the patient. There's a witty, handsome guy with a promising career ready to step in and operate.

Does that break your heart? OK, so now what? Are you going to mope about it, or are you going to learn how to do surgery? It's up to you, but don't complain about how girls fall for jerks; they fall for those jerks because those jerks have other things they can offer.


Game set and match.



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21 Dec 2012, 1:29 pm

So you're all for objectification of people so long as it's not specifically seeing women as sex objects? Why is it not ok for those like me to expect a relationship or sex, when apparently it's ok to look at others as ways to go about fulfilling your own selfish needs? It's unfortunate that double standards like these still exist.

The thing is, in the world as it is now, there should not be any "needs". That's what people had back when there was not enough to go around, when people were conquering countries or taking different parts of the world for themselves and struggling to survive. If there were not so many greedy people nowadays, I doubt that there would be people going without. What would people do then, without any "needs" having to be met? How would an article like this have any significance?


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21 Dec 2012, 3:44 pm

People shouldn't have needs or desires? What a passionless existence you must crave...