thecraftylefty
Senior Don Juan
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- Aug 20, 2001
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I was talking to a buddy of mine who is in construction and going to college to finish up his degree in chemistry. He was telling me of a time when he was putting shingles down on a roof. One of his co-workers complained because he thought putting down shingle after shingle was boring, but Mike, my friend, told him this:
Think about the game of golf for a moment. It takes great skill to play golf, but more importantly is the thousands of balls hit at the driving range practicing and working on your stroke to get good at it. You have to have to keep your arms straight, have a smooth backswing and follow through. You have also have to keep your head down, hit the ball squarely, know how hard or soft to hit the ball, and keep your balance throughout each swing of the golf club. That is a lot of things to have to concentrate on at one time just to hit a good shot. But after time it becomes second nature. You get a feel for how to play the game. You become so accustomed of what to do that little or no thought is involved in the process. It has become so repetitious that, almost instinctively, you know what to do. It becomes natural.
The same thing is true for the game of dating. It is a game. It’s fun to play, especially when you know how to win. But to get to that point where you don’t have to worry about what to say or what to do next, you first need have a lot of experience in dating. That is the beauty of it. You get to go out and hone your conversation skills and gain experience with women while becoming more comfortable with and getting good at dating. Even if a date doesn’t go as well as planned (or even pretty poorly), it’s still good for you to have gone out so that you can get a better feel for the overall dating process.
The courting ritual between a man and a woman was meant to be enjoyable, so start enjoying it.
thecraftylefty
I thought about that and it hit home really hard. I said to myself, “damn, that has a hell of a message in it.""It might be repetitious, but the more you do it the better and faster you'll be at it. Repetition is beautiful because that’s how you learn. The more you're accustomed to it the more of a feel you get for it. Repetition is beautiful my man."
Think about the game of golf for a moment. It takes great skill to play golf, but more importantly is the thousands of balls hit at the driving range practicing and working on your stroke to get good at it. You have to have to keep your arms straight, have a smooth backswing and follow through. You have also have to keep your head down, hit the ball squarely, know how hard or soft to hit the ball, and keep your balance throughout each swing of the golf club. That is a lot of things to have to concentrate on at one time just to hit a good shot. But after time it becomes second nature. You get a feel for how to play the game. You become so accustomed of what to do that little or no thought is involved in the process. It has become so repetitious that, almost instinctively, you know what to do. It becomes natural.
The same thing is true for the game of dating. It is a game. It’s fun to play, especially when you know how to win. But to get to that point where you don’t have to worry about what to say or what to do next, you first need have a lot of experience in dating. That is the beauty of it. You get to go out and hone your conversation skills and gain experience with women while becoming more comfortable with and getting good at dating. Even if a date doesn’t go as well as planned (or even pretty poorly), it’s still good for you to have gone out so that you can get a better feel for the overall dating process.
The courting ritual between a man and a woman was meant to be enjoyable, so start enjoying it.
thecraftylefty