how to hit on girls without being creepy?

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Torm said:
This reminds me of something a comedienne (whose name eludes me at the moment) says in her routine about the thing that determines whether a situation is sexual harassment or not is whether or not she thinks the guy is cute. :)

Not saying I agree, but it is something to ponder.


Well Torm....

I think with SOME women that is the case but the goal is not to go for the fruity bugpoopy nuts ones. (god this is hard not to be vular...must remember Eric's grandmother...)


But unles it is one of the bugpoopy nuts women she is gonna give you (the universal not the hey you over there) real clear signs that pretty much say 'go away not interested'

I would recokon some posters here need to understand that. (not you, youappear to have a grasp).

Ah well...and I think it was Elaine Boozler.
 

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I'm told by many married guys that the wedding ring seems to attract women, so maybe you could fake being married. She might be pretty upset to find out you're really single though. I think you could hire somebody to pretend to be your wife, maybe get a fake divorce if it gets really serious.
 

Hida Bukkorosu said:
i'm that loose, and I don't drink :) i'd be perfectly willing to do someone i didn't know, as long as i was attracted to her.
Then go pay a prostitute.

I'm going to give you some tough love here, because I think you need it. (I haven't read every single post, so I may be repeating advice given elsewhere. If that's the case, sorry!)

The more you have said about yourself, about what you want, about your "matrix", the questions about how long to hold eye contact, the more convinced I have become that you *are* being creepy.

If you are attending a coed college or university, then you are around many women every day. Either you are invisible to them, or you are creeping them out, or you are doing something to rebuff them when they initiate conversation with you.

If it's the first, you need to look to your physical attributes. Do you bathe? Brush your teeth and comb your hair? Wear clothes that fit? Are you hundreds of pounds overweight? If you are guilty of poor hygiene, sloppiness or obesity, then that's where you need to start fixing yourself. And hey, don't do this for women, do it for yourself. Nobody is going to hire you after you graduate if you smell bad or dress like a pig. And if you're hugely fat, you'll die young. (Also, if you're hugely fat, you probably don't smell so good. Sorry, but it's true.)

So, what if all that stuff is ok, but you're creeping them out? Obviously you are concerned that this is the case. I'm afraid that I must suggest you seek counselling. Most people learn social behaviors automatically as they grow up, and have mastered things like eye contact, body language, personal space and so forth before they hit puberty. The reason it's hard for people to tell you how to do this stuff correctly is because the vast majority of folks never thought about it, they just picked it up. If you are one of the tragic few who didn't, you need to find out what's wrong with you. Seriously. I'm not saying you're rotten or anything, but something is wrong, and you need to fix it.

Ok, so what if women actually have tried to befriend you, and you rebuffed them without knowing it? In this case, maybe you're painfully shy, or maybe you're missing cues (of a different sort than I mentioned in the paragraph above) that other people learn automatically. Again, I'd suggest counselling.

Lots of people have told you to be yourself, to act natural. I'll add that you should stop over-intellectualizing your problem. Don't think, just be. People who make friends easily don't think about every word they're going to say ahead of time--they just wing it. If you want to enjoy life, you need to learn to do that. Be in the moment. Let it happen.

See, if you're obsessing about "hitting on girls" then you aren't going to be spontaneous. That's why I think you should just go pay a prostitute to get your first experience out of the way. Actually, as clinical as you're being about the whole thing, I'm sort of surprised this hasn't already occurred to you.

Final note. If they're over 18, they aren't girls. If you think hitting on them is a good idea, then you need to stop thinking of them as walking sources of your sexual satisfaction and remember they're just as human as you are, each one unique. You won't get respect if you don't give it.
 

According to my wife (who I *actually* consulted for this thread):

1. You have approximately 30 seconds to make an impression. If she doesn't greenlight you in half a minute, it ain't happening (barring alcohol and personal tragedy).

2. Become athletic and attractive (ie. appeal to genetics)

3. Become wealthy or popular (ie. appeal to security and status).

At this point, I'd like to point out how bitter and cynical my wife is.

/Wormwood. Good genes but broke.
 
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Obryn said:
I'll be blunt. It seems from reading this thread that you need more help than just "not being creepy." You sound desperate, and that in turn leads directly to creepy.
Amen, brother.

I once weighed 270.
Wow, really? You look perfectly ok now. :) I don't know if you remember me from GenCon, but I never would have guessed.

Next, give up on the excessive intellectualization. Holy cow, the "relationship matrix," the references to D&D alignment, asking how many seconds of eye contact is appropriate... It made my eyes bleed. Stop rationalizing so damn much.
It actually made me a tad nervous. This is the sort of stuff that scary men do.

Teflon Billy gave you the straight dope, though it might take a bit of work to get yourself to the place you need to be in order to use it.
Actually, I'm sure T-Bill's advice works with certain kinds of women. Not all of them, though. I've always gone for the sweet, shy guys, in fact I married one. My reaction to jerks ranges from fear to telling them to go **** themselves.
 


Brennin Magalus said:
Suggesting someone seek out a prostitute is not tough love; it is perverse.
Why? He clearly doesn't want a relationship. He also doesn't know how to get what he does want. I'm just being honest. Perhaps it will shock him into looking more closely at his assumptions.
 


Teflon Billy said:
When he is looking to settle down with Mrs. Right, that's when you bring Torm's advice onto the table.

It will give Mrs Right the impression that she has "changed you", and that's "woman ina relationship" gold right there:)
T-Bill, you're a rapscallion, you know that?:D
 

Buttercup said:
Why? He clearly doesn't want a relationship. He also doesn't know how to get what he does want. I'm just being honest. Perhaps it will shock him into looking more closely at his assumptions.

I think there is a difference between pointing that out and actually suggesting it.
 

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