dreamlady
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ORIGINAL: crumpets quote:
ORIGINAL: MuscleBoundDom However, most women meet ZERO men and complain that they can't meet anyone. Most women meet zero men? Where did you (the OP) get this statistic? And this 1 out of 10 statistic? Where'd you (the OP) get that? The DreamLady response is the one the OP should read most since it adds the most on-topic value for your question. I don't think I can add much value to what she wrote other than to mention to the OP that most women "can get" more men than they can possibly handle. So, taking a different approach to the same solution than DreamLady did (since she fleshed out her approach rather well), it seems you're thinking like a man, where "can get" means, (to you?) can "get laid" or something to that effect? Or, perhaps ... you mean "can get" in the same light of, perhaps, will "settle for" or something like that? Is that right? Well, if so, any woman can settle for almost any guy - which they all know. You see, while it has value to you (and to me), it has very little value to them. Women can "settle for" or women can "get laid" by just about any guy (yes, even the one best one guy out of every ten). What I find interesting is that I think the actual ratio of decent men for "most women" is something like 1 in a hundred when they're all young (men and women in their twenties and thirties) and then it drops down to something like one in a thousand after that. Where am "I" getting "my" statistics? I'm pulling them out of thin air - so hear out my reasoning as I'm taking the statistical approach to things for you here. What I'm trying to tell you (and which DreamLady did far more eloquently) is that, women don't think like men do. Statistically speaking, "most women" are looking for something rather special in the one guy that they want which includes a LOT of qualities, which only about one man in something like a thousand possess at this stage of the game (and that rules both you and me out, just based on the numbers alone). Hence, I think you (the OP) need to rethink your 1 in 10 frog-to-prince ratio by adding a minimum of one zero, and more likely, two. That, my friend, is a LOT of 20-minute coffee dates! And, oh, by the way, as noted, since when is a coffee date only "20" minutes elapsed time? For me, even if we assume no shower-and-a-shave, just to get to a local Starbucks would be a minimum of 30 minutes (more if there is traffic). Then you have to wait, roughly something like ten or more minutes for the other person to arrive (since I believe the man should always be there when she arrives). Add another five or ten minutes in line. Then, 20 minutes to talk? What? 20 minutes? I spend more time talking with random people in the checkout line at Safeway than that. It's never gonna be less than an hour, and far often far more than that. Even then, she doesn't know what she needs to know about you. NOTE: You may have "assessed" her in 10 seconds flat - but she's needing an assessment of you which entails far greater detail. In short... No way is a woman gonna find out what she needs to find out about you in that 20 minutes you've graciously allotted her. OP has it down to 20 minutes on average, because he figures 10-15 minutes to get to Starbucks (he'll of course pick a place requiring the least effort on his part), 2 minutes of waiting time will max out his patience before he books, 2 seconds to size up the woman's HWP-BMI index before pretending he is some other random dude who resembles how he described himself (and what he's wearing [what color wife-beater T]) 5 minutes for one or the other to get their DUTCH beverage which leaves roughly 3-5 minutes of actual conversation before he spaces out. No, wait. There's that 5-minute bathroom break. No time for conversation. Nice save! DreamLady
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Love is born with the pleasure of looking at each other, it is fed with the necessity of seeing each other, it is concluded with the impossibility of separation. ~José Marti
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