Maybe it's just the way I behave around women/girls that merits mighty rewards from the good advice of females on other females. Most of the time, however, they usually respond to questions with, "I wouldn't know. I'm not her." That in itself is pretty solid advice. If you want to know about someone, you ask that person or someone who really knows them.
Women are not Star Trek's Borg. None of them think alike and there are no ultimate formulas to attracting women successfully. Women are just as men are but we tend to be more forceful (read
aggressive) in our approaches.
This same post can apply to men as well:
1/They are men
2/They don't know what the fvuk they want in a woman
3/Straight men do not have experience picking up men
4/The man your seeking advice from may like you
5/Men THINK something will interest them but it will not
6/Men have ulterior motives in what they tell you. (i.e. "Sure, you should always pay for dates." = Men get more free rides.)
7/Men have self-images they must satisfy. They will tell you to act in ways that may match their self-image but not reality.
8/One man's advice will be different from another man's. (corollary to #2)
9/Why would you ask a man, when you can ask an experienced, successful woman?
10/The man you ask will see this as a weakness. You aren't able to get men on your own, so you have to actually ask men how to get them. Pathetic.
11/The man you ask may secretly DISLIKE you (auxiliary to #4 - premise: No advice is unbiased.)
12/If the advice is about a particular man, the man you ask may be friends with her or give advice in the interests of sparing another man.
13/Men talk. What you ask about will spread around.
14/To quote a contemporary movie preview: "It's a bad idea. You know why? Because it's obviously a bad idea."
Before you get caught up in downplaying technicalities, all 14 reasons above can apply to men. I can imagine them being posted at badgirlswirl.com. I've watched all of these enough to know the above 14 to be true as well.
The underlying theme of such reasons as these is naturally sexist. Take notice to reason #1.
You can learn more from books than you will ever learn from the average American... that's for sure.
