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Master Don Juan
Hey All;
I've noticed a few things latley. I don't have nearly the amount of time now I did in highschool. I've had to up my standards significantly. Below are a few observations i've made in the first week of university.
Grade means absolutley nothing... I've got a 3rd year (super hot and really smart) in my 1st year class. I got her number and i'm nothin' special. People are a lot less "clique" than in hs. This is a HUGE advantage.
Most girls who were big fish in high school are small fish in Uni - they all think they're really special. They're not. There's about a 1 to 20 ratio of girls I'd consider hanging out with. No matter how hot she is if she can't answer the simple question of "what do you do with your time?" without saying "hanging out with friends or shopping" then she's not worth it. Out of all the fish in the sea set your standards high or get labeled a man *****.
For girls who reply "shopping and hanging out with friends" try throwing this line out. "Wow, I didn't realize you were so boring!". Watch them squirm and defend themselves. "No i'm not!"... It's fun to watch because they're not used to it.
I'm finding it very difficult to have intelligent conversations with people my age. Most first year students are complete airheads so i've had to resort to finding girls older than I am. Now this isn't necessarily a bad thing but it does put a spin on things. They're more difficult to meet but worth it.
Don't get impatient. I did this and screwed up bigtime. It's the first month of Uni - things are going to be chaotic. Wait till things cool down and then set up more time.
I've found it phenomenally easy to talk to new girls. There are SOO many opening questions. "What are you taking?" , "What year are you", "How are your classes", you can comment on something about a class or even just her in general. There are a TON of questions to start the ball rolling.
Lunch dates are great! You can fit them in between classes, go eat in the campus caffeteria or restaurant and you have a reason to end it early - you have a class. It's also cheaper than night out and is a more relaxing environment.
So that's it for now - but i'll continue posting updates & new observations.
As a little bit of a trailer - i'm working on a fairly large psychological study of colones and age groups of women. So far my theory has proved spot on - but we'll cover that later.
- Adam
I've noticed a few things latley. I don't have nearly the amount of time now I did in highschool. I've had to up my standards significantly. Below are a few observations i've made in the first week of university.
Grade means absolutley nothing... I've got a 3rd year (super hot and really smart) in my 1st year class. I got her number and i'm nothin' special. People are a lot less "clique" than in hs. This is a HUGE advantage.
Most girls who were big fish in high school are small fish in Uni - they all think they're really special. They're not. There's about a 1 to 20 ratio of girls I'd consider hanging out with. No matter how hot she is if she can't answer the simple question of "what do you do with your time?" without saying "hanging out with friends or shopping" then she's not worth it. Out of all the fish in the sea set your standards high or get labeled a man *****.
For girls who reply "shopping and hanging out with friends" try throwing this line out. "Wow, I didn't realize you were so boring!". Watch them squirm and defend themselves. "No i'm not!"... It's fun to watch because they're not used to it.
I'm finding it very difficult to have intelligent conversations with people my age. Most first year students are complete airheads so i've had to resort to finding girls older than I am. Now this isn't necessarily a bad thing but it does put a spin on things. They're more difficult to meet but worth it.
Don't get impatient. I did this and screwed up bigtime. It's the first month of Uni - things are going to be chaotic. Wait till things cool down and then set up more time.
I've found it phenomenally easy to talk to new girls. There are SOO many opening questions. "What are you taking?" , "What year are you", "How are your classes", you can comment on something about a class or even just her in general. There are a TON of questions to start the ball rolling.
Lunch dates are great! You can fit them in between classes, go eat in the campus caffeteria or restaurant and you have a reason to end it early - you have a class. It's also cheaper than night out and is a more relaxing environment.
So that's it for now - but i'll continue posting updates & new observations.
As a little bit of a trailer - i'm working on a fairly large psychological study of colones and age groups of women. So far my theory has proved spot on - but we'll cover that later.
- Adam