Celebrity hairstyle Angelina
Celebrity hairstyle Angelina
Celebrity hairstyle Angelina
I know it might sound confusing, but what I am trying to say is that I have done everything I was taught by my family, friends, and TV - that I needed to do in order to be with the women I liked.
I also always approached love and dating as a game of chance, either I was "lucky" or I was not.
So I would be the good guy, who always respected (idolized would be the proper term) women
When I would go out on a date I would make sure to be showered and dressed nice, I would make sure to look appealing and to wear nice clothes and cologne.
I would sometimes buy some flowers to pick up my blind date and I would take her to a nice restaurant to impress her.
I would then talk and say all the wonderful things about me, and show her that I was the "logical" best choice and that she could not find a better "provider" (in other words, life partner or husband) if she just chose me.
I would make sure to point my degree, the languages I speak, the work I do and I would try to make evident how choosing me would be the best choice she could ever take.
If you have done any of the above mentioned things I can immediately predict the kind of relationships you have had, and let me tell you, it is a really bad one.
You see, all those things are NOT what make a woman find you attractive.
I always thought that I was supposed to do all those things and that since I was such a "catch" women would naturally find me attractive and if I was "Lucky" enough - the woman that I liked would also like me.
This, I am sorry to say, was never the case.
I would end up with women that would start the relationship with me (they would be the ones to kiss me first) and I would consider myself "lucky" to finally have found someone who would value and appreciate me (I know that this would sound pathetic to many, but trust me, the great majority of men on earth feel and act in exactly the exact same way).
And much to my surprise, they never actually fell in love with me, found me attractive, and they all ended up destroying me in some way or another.
And I would then again fall back to the "luck" part and try to find someone who would see what all the others were not seeing in me.
So I eventually married one of them, and again I thought that I was being very "lucky" to be with a beautiful woman that was smart and so and so.
But you see, since I was already on that mindset, I allowed for things to happen that a person that knows what is in Double Your Dating would not have accepted. And instead of "knowing" that I should have ended the relationship right there and then, I was afraid that I might lose such a "wonderful" woman and I let those things pass.
I also always approached love and dating as a game of chance, either I was "lucky" or I was not.
So I would be the good guy, who always respected (idolized would be the proper term) women
When I would go out on a date I would make sure to be showered and dressed nice, I would make sure to look appealing and to wear nice clothes and cologne.
I would sometimes buy some flowers to pick up my blind date and I would take her to a nice restaurant to impress her.
I would then talk and say all the wonderful things about me, and show her that I was the "logical" best choice and that she could not find a better "provider" (in other words, life partner or husband) if she just chose me.
I would make sure to point my degree, the languages I speak, the work I do and I would try to make evident how choosing me would be the best choice she could ever take.
If you have done any of the above mentioned things I can immediately predict the kind of relationships you have had, and let me tell you, it is a really bad one.
You see, all those things are NOT what make a woman find you attractive.
I always thought that I was supposed to do all those things and that since I was such a "catch" women would naturally find me attractive and if I was "Lucky" enough - the woman that I liked would also like me.
This, I am sorry to say, was never the case.
I would end up with women that would start the relationship with me (they would be the ones to kiss me first) and I would consider myself "lucky" to finally have found someone who would value and appreciate me (I know that this would sound pathetic to many, but trust me, the great majority of men on earth feel and act in exactly the exact same way).
And much to my surprise, they never actually fell in love with me, found me attractive, and they all ended up destroying me in some way or another.
And I would then again fall back to the "luck" part and try to find someone who would see what all the others were not seeing in me.
So I eventually married one of them, and again I thought that I was being very "lucky" to be with a beautiful woman that was smart and so and so.
But you see, since I was already on that mindset, I allowed for things to happen that a person that knows what is in Double Your Dating would not have accepted. And instead of "knowing" that I should have ended the relationship right there and then, I was afraid that I might lose such a "wonderful" woman and I let those things pass.
