Sick of being lonely? Wondering how to talk to women?
I felt the same way at one point in my life. But I decided to do something about it. I interviewed dozens of women, many of them my personal friends. And I didn't want to focus on how they fell in love or found a soul mate, because once it gets that far, everything Mr. Right does is going to be right simply because it's him. Ever notice that? Maybe you crack a good joke and she chuckles half-heartedly, but the "right" guy tells a joke and she laughs twice as hard. So the real question isn't "what's Mr. Right doing now?" It's "how did he get in good at the beginning?"
So my approach is to ask women about initial dating screwups. How did they get turned off? How did a guy get stuck in the "friend zone?" How did a guy fail before he even got started? Consider this a guide to avoiding the pitfalls of relationships and dating. This is your chance to pull back the curtain and see what women want!
10 most recent interviews:
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Random excerpt:Now that's some substantial dating advice! OK, let's try to close out the interview again with a final question: As a twenty-something woman, how does a guy get a second (or third) date with you?Actually, any man I've ever spent much time with was the sort who was comfortable in his own shoes and could be a good conversationalist. Someone with whom I had a few things in common (different things for different relationships), could talk with about subjects as trivial as which movie to see, and as deep as existentialist philosophy. Somone who made me laugh and who didn't take himself too seriously. - from the interview with Reese |