I'm not even looking to get laid. I want friends.
So tell me what's wrong with asking her about my body. She took off my shorts... She was the first one to see. I think it was disrespectful of her to ignore me.
I'm not even looking to get laid. I want friends.
So tell me what's wrong with asking her about my body. She took off my shorts... She was the first one to see. I think it was disrespectful of her to ignore me.
So if you show a girl your penis you expect her to ignore you and walk away???
Dude there is a difference between asking a girl your having sex with and a women who is seeing it for professional reasons.
You didn't use to ask the guy at the photo place how he liked your pictures?
Whether he did or not is insignificant for his professional purposes and so it is with the nurse. Your asking is a reach, it makes it hard to treat you with the needed professionalism.
You certainly need to understand that neither your life and even less other peoples life revolve around your genitals.
If you want to make female friends i advice you not to ask girls how they like your penis, not to ask them how long or tight their vaginas are and not to send them videos of intimate parts of your body.
In difference to a few others here i do not the think a grocery store is a bad place to meet women. Where ever they are they can be met, i like a casual atmosphere better than the loudness of a club to actually meet someone.
You will hardly find a one night stand for that day this way.
Those you indeed better look for in clubs and bars, but besides that it does not matter much where you meet them, it is much more important how you do it. And judging from your stories you need to change it, or you will stay a virgin.
I do believe that the realization that your life is devoted to sex and you seem to be obsessed with it and the involved body parts is a first step.
Because your conversations, your acting seems to follow that pattern, even in non sexual situations, like the example with the nurse.
You need to realize that, and understand when it is an issue you can talk about and when not. Good luck.
I realized today that most of the things I do are related to my sexuality. I talk on the phone with women, chat rooms and message boards. I take care of myself and go to the gym primarily to increase sexual attraction.
Bull is really a virgin (no lies), and a very proud one. :smile:
Dude there is a difference between asking a girl your having sex with and a women who is seeing it for professional reasons.
You didn't use to ask the guy at the photo place how he liked your pictures?
Whether he did or not is insignificant for his professional purposes and so it is with the nurse. Your asking is a reach, it makes it hard to treat you with the needed professionalism.
You certainly need to understand that neither your life and even less other peoples life revolve around your genitals.
If you want to make female friends i advice you not to ask girls how they like your penis, not to ask them how long or tight their vaginas are and not to send them videos of intimate parts of your body.
In difference to a few others here i do not the think a grocery store is a bad place to meet women. Where ever they are they can be met, i like a casual atmosphere better than the loudness of a club to actually meet someone.
You will hardly find a one night stand for that day this way.
Those you indeed better look for in clubs and bars, but besides that it does not matter much where you meet them, it is much more important how you do it. And judging from your stories you need to change it, or you will stay a virgin.
I do believe that the realization that your life is devoted to sex and you seem to be obsessed with it and the involved body parts is a first step.
Because your conversations, your acting seems to follow that pattern, even in non sexual situations, like the example with the nurse.
You need to realize that, and understand when it is an issue you can talk about and when not. Good luck.
I don't think my life revolves around it and I'm not obsessed with sex it was just a thought. I listened so thank you for the advice I would appreciate any thing else you might add.
I might have missed something along my way these past almost 40 years, but making friends usually did not entail talking about having sex with them or showing them my private parts.
I've been told to stop looking and I'll be found. I dunno if the advice is sound considering the source but who knows.
I would say it isn't sound. If you stop looking you may appear to be more aloof, and people can take that as you aren't interested so they wont seek you out. What they are really trying to say is "Be yourself." You still have to flirt, you still have to go out to make friends and such. But don't dedicate your life to getting to that point. Do the things you like, talk about things that interest you. like AE said so simple yet succinctly, don't be so goal oriented. The problem with the saying I think is that the people who are having trouble will take it too literally. We tend to be the ones who over analyze things, and we aren't the ones who have our natural flirting down and such. To them, stop looking may mean something along the lines of, stop trying to pick up every women you see. Just meet new people and you'll eventually run into someone you'll click with. It's not their fault, subtle word differences can be overlooked, especially when dispensing advice which can be very difficult.
That's my 2 cents on that statement though. I'd like to reiterate how important but simple Altered's advice is.
Also if you like to read, you may be interested in The Game by Neil Strauss. It's about the world of pick up artists (no it doesn't really teach you how to become one), and what can happen to those who are obsessed with getting women.