I've been a member of the board for 2 years now, and if it weren't for the tips and discussions raised here, I wouldn't think the same about life today. Thanks fellow successful Don Juan's...
First off, if you want to date in high school, do it at your own risk. Ask yourself, is it really worth all the effort? I'm mean come on...you should work towards grades instead of spending time and money on some confused girl who doesn't know what she wants out of life. I can say this because I was once in high school. But after you move on to college, things are much different. Oh...and another thing, if you don't go to college, you are a moron...
I graduated mid-year from high school, then started my second semester at my community college. I've already met many new faces and have gotten a girl's number.
One thing to note, be confident and laid back when getting a number, just say "Hey so and so, what's your number" or better yet "Why don't you give me your number"...etc
Don't take things to seriously at first, don't over analyze the way women react, and don't try to think to much about how you did. If you make mistakes, so what, you are human and that is what you do...
If you are a little nervous at first, just restore yourself later and don't become a wipping boy or emmotional tampon (i.e. douche bag who spends lots of money on a girl or talks to her to much and swoons over her like a lost puppy).
I set up a date with this girl a week from now. This shows that you are not trying to rush things. That is the biggest point I want to make...DON'T RUSH ANYTHING! Patience is the key when it comes to many things in life. If you set expectations, and can't meet them, this creates stress...and I'm sure we all know what stress does to a person.
End rant...
p.s. I still have to follow through with the date, but half the trouble is already over...
I'll keep you posted.
First off, if you want to date in high school, do it at your own risk. Ask yourself, is it really worth all the effort? I'm mean come on...you should work towards grades instead of spending time and money on some confused girl who doesn't know what she wants out of life. I can say this because I was once in high school. But after you move on to college, things are much different. Oh...and another thing, if you don't go to college, you are a moron...
I graduated mid-year from high school, then started my second semester at my community college. I've already met many new faces and have gotten a girl's number.
One thing to note, be confident and laid back when getting a number, just say "Hey so and so, what's your number" or better yet "Why don't you give me your number"...etc
Don't take things to seriously at first, don't over analyze the way women react, and don't try to think to much about how you did. If you make mistakes, so what, you are human and that is what you do...
If you are a little nervous at first, just restore yourself later and don't become a wipping boy or emmotional tampon (i.e. douche bag who spends lots of money on a girl or talks to her to much and swoons over her like a lost puppy).
I set up a date with this girl a week from now. This shows that you are not trying to rush things. That is the biggest point I want to make...DON'T RUSH ANYTHING! Patience is the key when it comes to many things in life. If you set expectations, and can't meet them, this creates stress...and I'm sure we all know what stress does to a person.
End rant...
p.s. I still have to follow through with the date, but half the trouble is already over...
I'll keep you posted.
