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Can't decide what i want from my university experience

Le killeur

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Hey guys, just wanted some of your opinions on university and the ladies. I just can't decide what i want from it.

Is it a numbers game? The majority of my friends seem to think its who bags the most women, However ive turned down easy lays quite a few times but would definately like to bag some more. It will also be the best opportunity of my life to bag chicks.

What are your opinions on relationships in university? There is currently a girl i am starting to like but many say relationship's are a waste of time and i'll look back and regret being in one?

Or is it all about happiness? Being in a relationship and a transient state of happiness. As long as one was happy at that time? (Perhaps not banging any chicks)

Im not sure where too take it from here, part of me feels that if i look back at my time at university (the best time of my life (presumably)) and was in a relationship then i feel i would have missed out on so much. Or are emotions and time spent in a relationship worth it?

I know it is flying past extremly quickly and feel fortunate to recognise this and therefore make the most of my experience and not take it for granted!
 

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She weighed your points, nodded along, felt nothing — then fell hard for some tattooed bartender with a motorcycle and a gambling problem.

Logic is where attraction goes to die. The "22 Rules" work a level deeper, on the subconscious switches that decide within minutes whether you register as a MAN or as part of the furniture.

Stop presenting evidence. Start flipping switches.

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Take girls out on dates. Date as many girls as you can and you just watch how girls start to think about you differently. Most guys now a days start saying "let's hang out" to girls and get no where. Date as many girls as you can and yes it's like a numbers game. Eventually you will meet one that will click. I've been working for five years and I'm thinking about taking a shot at college. It's the place you want to be if you want to meet your significant other.
 

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Cheers for the input, what i meant by numbers game is should i try to be laying as many chicks as possible? Seems to be on the minds of the majority of guys in my position
 

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It's not a numbers game because it makes you more of a man in the eyes of anyone else.

It's a numbers game because it helps you learn what you want in a girl and because it helps you learn how to attract and keep women for the time that you find the right woman (or women).

You don't have to bang a girl you don't want to bang, but look at all of them as practice. Experience all you can, and learn. I would be wary of getting into a serious relationship at 19. You have time for that later.
 

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Real talk - and this probably goes against a lot of what is taught on these boards - but banging a LOT of chicks is highly over-rated.

I went though my entire college experience banging ZERO chicks. Since I've graduated, I've banged a LOT of chicks. Given the two options, keeping your numbers low and only banging girls you're trying to get with is preferable. Also, in looking back on the chicks I wanted to bang while I was in college, I don't feel bad about not banging them now because I see what they've become, and most of them have no direction, have gotten uglier (and I'm talking about girls that used to be dime pieces in college), and have decreased in lay value.

Also, every time you bang a girl and then leave her, you're actually adding to your own personal baggage. It may not be a thing that seems important NOW, but 10 years from now when you meet up with that special someone and want to commit, you'll find yourself having certain problems arise. For one, you'll be so used to banging and leaving that, initially, you'll feel yourself being ready to "next" your girlfriend - not because she did anything wrong, but because you're just so used to only having short flings.

You'll also find yourself trying to form a sexual relationship with this person based on previous encounters you've had with other girls, which may or may not match up with what works for her. For example: you may have been with 10 girls who all got off whenever you kissed their necks. Now that you're with your "true love," you find she doesn't get aroused by neck kisses. So, all that "experience" you gained with the first 10 still doesn't mean you automatically know all the things you need to do to get #11 off.

Anyway... to answer your questions directly:

1. NO, it's not just a number's game. The only one who should care about your scoreboard is YOU, no one else. Your friends are morons - there are things called STDs out there, and young women are oftentimes the WORST at protecting themselves from it. I can't be too much of a hypocrite by saying "don't bang a lot of chicks," but I'm telling you, it's really not all it's cracked up to be. You may feel you're at a point in your life where you just want a bunch of lays, but if you meet just ONE girl who's giving it to you regularly, that's all you really need. At some point, p*ssy is just p*ssy, and even newer versions of it eventually start to feel the same as the last one...

2. Ever met or heard about those people who are celebrating their 50th or 60th anniversaries? They started dating and/or got married around your age. Don't ever think you can't find "the one" while at university. Yes, the odds of it happening are lower, but it's also a waste of time to just be banging random chicks - again, all that stuff takes an emotional and psychological toll on a person, and it WILL come back to affect your later relationships.

3. Relationships are only a waste of time if you (a) don't learn from them or (b) are using one as a means to detour from your goals in life. Again, your friends are morons. The only thing you'll regret later in life is not taking a chance at being in a serious relationship with someone you thought would work out for you. You will NOT - I repeat, NOT - regret not banging that slvtty chick that everyone had a shot at, or missing out on a random hook-up. TRUST me, when you end up with a girl who truly loves and cares for you, you'll actually feel BAD at times for having all those experiences outside of her.

4. Lastly, being in a relationship isn't just about being happy. Happiness is over-rated at times. Not to say you shouldn't be happy in a relationship, but it's about much more than that. It's about being there for the other person; being able to work through problems instead of just walking away; and doing things that benefit the other person, even if it's not something you always want to do. These are things you have to be mature enough to do on a regular basis in order to have a functioning relationship. If you're only at a point in your life where you want to be selfish and put your own needs before someone else, then no, you're not ready for a relationship and should (a) stick to either being alone and learning those things or (b) banging random chicks. I wasn't ready for a relationship a few years ago, so I chose option b: banging random chicks. Looking back, it wasn't the best decision I could have made, but I wanted to get my rocks off so that's what I did. I still have those urges now despite being in a relationship, which, as I stated earlier, is one of the affects of consistently being in the practice of banging different chicks.

Anyway, I hope some of this has helped you a bit in figuring out how you want to proceed in your dating life. Best of luck to ya!
 

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Rule 16 shows you how. You feel the nerves, relabel them as excitement, and let that energy pour out as enthusiasm. Women notice the guy radiating it. They always do.

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Harry Wilmington said:
For example: you may have been with 10 girls who all got off whenever you kissed their necks. Now that you're with your "true love," you find she doesn't get aroused by neck kisses.
HOLY FRICKING CRAP that one happened to me! I was doing foreplay on this girl and she never let me kiss her neck! What the heck! (oh that rhymes)

I was so irritated about it! (that, and the fact she didn't let me remove her pants, no matter how hard i tried :D)
 

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Le killeur said:
Hey guys, just wanted some of your opinions on university and the ladies. I just can't decide what i want from it.

Is it a numbers game? The majority of my friends seem to think its who bags the most women, However ive turned down easy lays quite a few times but would definately like to bag some more. It will also be the best opportunity of my life to bag chicks.
I think you're overrating college. It's not necessarily the best opportunity to bag chicks. You're 19? Well if you're anything like me, you'll turn the next 10, 15, 20 years into "the best opportunity to bag chicks."

Your friends like to go for the easy lays. Well, good for them. But they're different people and we all have different goals. If you don't want that life, then don't go for it. Or go for it sometimes. Or only when you're drunk. Or not at all. Whatever...do what's good for you.

What are your opinions on relationships in university? There is currently a girl i am starting to like but many say relationship's are a waste of time and i'll look back and regret being in one?
Well, you're putting the cart before the horse, anyway. Just because you like the girl doesn't mean you'll get into a relationship with her. And just because you get into a relationship with her, doesn't mean it'll last through the entirety of college. Start with a date, and then sex, and then "official dating" and see where it goes. You make it sound like dating this girl = automatic 5-year relationship.


Im not sure where too take it from here, part of me feels that if i look back at my time at university (the best time of my life (presumably)) and was in a relationship then i feel i would have missed out on so much. Or are emotions and time spent in a relationship worth it?
It all comes down to what you want. But either way, I'll tell you from experience that "the best time of your life" comes when you're in that 20's-30's stage where you're young, employed, paying your own bills, and doing your own thing. College is fun, but it's short. You can stretch decade or two into the best time of your life....easily.

My point is - you can have it all. Girlfriends. One night stands. Flings. Etc. You're 19...just because you choose one path doesn't mean you have to stay on that path for the rest of your life. Experiment and have fun.
 

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Harry and Iceberg have made great comments about it.

I'm also going to say that numbers aren't that important. Of the guys I hang around with at uni, only 2 have sex frequently with different girls. Since we started, one of those guys has been in a 'exclusive relationship' and then broke up with her making it pretty akward. The other has decided he wants to try and only bang higher quality women.

The only thing that people care about at uni is that you're not a **** about what you get up to. If you brag about women you've banged, people are going to think you're a ****, play it cool and nobody really cares.

I personally would say that it's a tad too soon for getting into a relationship, uni really is a time to just have fun and let loose a little, for me a relationship seems too serious. It's something you're going to have to think about for yourself, if you like the girl you mentioned enough ask her out and go from there. If you can see yourself with her, then go for it, if not, no worries.

Basically, don't get into a relationship because people expect it of you, and don't stay single, ******* all the fatties/*****s because you are expected to. Do what you want.

Gunner
 
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