Once you get used to talking to people, ask one of them out.
Don't try to get them to go out with you, just ask.
Don't ask someone you have to hang out with again, or work with.
Expect, that they'll say no.
Get ok with it, and ask someone else.
The less people you ask out the worse being told no is, because you don't trust yourself to move on and ask someone else. It makes that person like your last hope, that's no good.
Don't over invest in trying to get one person to like you, it just makes the rejection feel more personal. While getting used to rejection(it happens to everyone) you want to be able to say to yourself that at least you asked, and it's not like they knew you that well anyway.
It works as a social site. It's not a matchmaking machine.
I know of several long term relationships/marriages and even a baby.
However the numbers aren't any higher than one would expect from other ways of bringing people into regular contact with each other. As compared to working together or group social activities I'd guess the pairing off rate here may even be fairly low.
For those that think counseling/therapy is for the weak...
It's not at all unusual for professional athletes to see sports psychologists. I know of a professional fighter that went to one to manage fears that he felt were limiting his performance. He went on to become a long standing champion. Another fighter, Mike Tyson openly talks about his need to fight being relating to being bullied as a child. He says he learned to fight so no one could ever do that to him again. He and Evander's ear both might have had better lives if Mike had gotten a little help along the way.
As a matter of fact tell her that... Say "I got you flowers because you like flowers just like every other woman on the planet." Women love generic displays of affection and men who know what all women like.
I might starve first, but would I let a loved one starve who couldn't provide for themselves? I'd beg or steal first if I could, but what if I couldn't? I can't say there's nothing in the world I value more than my dignity.
WorldNetDaily (WND) is an American web site that publishes news and associated content from the perspective of U.S. conservatives and the political right
It was founded in May 1997 by Joseph Farah
"WorldNetDaily also publishes books under the imprint WND Books. The imprint was launched in 2002 through a partnership with Thomas Nelson Publishers (a Christian publishing house) and released books by politicians and pundits like Katherine Harris, Michael Savage and Farah himself.
WorldNetDaily has repeatedly publicized conspiracy theories about Barack Obama's citizenship status
WND has also come out against LGBT participants in the Republican party and their associates In 2010 when writer and pundit Ann Coulter accepted the invitation to attend and speak at GOProud's Homocon 2010 event, Farah announced the withdrawal of Coulter's name from the list of speakers at the company's Taking America Back conference.[35]"
Not only is that site clearly not a reasonable source for medical information, relaying said misinformation without noting the highly questionable nature of the source is morally negligent, at best.
If you're not enjoying your time here, you'll want to change what you're doing, or maybe delete your profile. This site has too small of a population to "invest" time in for meeting people. If you're having fun here or figure out a way to have fun here then stick around, something nice might happen. Some people do meet here and form relationships.
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RE: Why when you write women, why do they not write back?
Talking to women.