The Relationship Thread: Because Superhero Forums are Full of Sexperts! - - - - - - - - Part 27

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I mean why not? You said don't do it, but guys all across the world of all ages are picking up, sleeping, and even falling in love with women they met at bars all over the world, no matter the reason they were there in the first place.

I'm turning 27 in September and I still go out to bars/pubs/the occasional club. I feel like I wanna stop doing that when i'm 30, but in your 20s is fine.

Then again, I rarely ever go out alone.

Are you talking about going by yourself with the sole purpose of hooking up?
 
I'm turning 27 in September and I still go out to bars/pubs/the occasional club. I feel like I wanna stop doing that when i'm 30, but in your 20s is fine.

Then again, I rarely ever go out alone.

Are you talking about going by yourself with the sole purpose of hooking up?

Why is thirty the magic number? Because it's a nice rounded number? I did put a benchmark at 24, but there is nothing fancy about that number. Maybe it's 25 or 26. Maybe it is thirty.

The point is, there shouldn't be a magic number. All I know is that drinking is unhealthy and the body breaks down sooner than later. Better to stop now than later. That's not to say quit and be sober forever. I will never give up or pass on a beer. But I know that having a beer isn't going to be worth it unless I am surrounded by the right people and right situation.

Drinking a beer may ease your tensions upon making an approach no question. But guys need to understand the environment and the facts. Guys will outnumber girls 2/3 to 1 at most pubs. These chicks will be extra selective with this sample size. The guys with top notch form and technique might be successful. From my point of view, I generally get shot down the minute I slur or fumble a word in conversation, and can't articulate myself (which I struggle with even when I'm sober). So yeah, I guess I can't compete and therefore have given up on the bar scene. Other guys may have a lot more success. Hell, most of the chicks in these bars don't even know what they want, hence their decision to frequent bars to find tons of dudes. How can you realistically expect to produce a relationship with these chicks? So I stand by my previous post and believe the cons far outweigh the pros when it comes to finding relationships at your local pubs.
 
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I am still on the hunt looking for miss right ha. I don't know what it is but the girls in my area are either crazy, arrogant, extremely picky. There are a few girls that I know through mutual friends that I might be interested in but I don't know if it would work out. I guess my personality is hard for some women to get a good feel for me. I am kinda quiet and shy when I first meet people but warm up after meet and hang out with you for a while. My jokes are hit or miss but some girls dig it along with the strong silent type I come of as sometimes. Then some girls are turned off by my hobbies or geek culture and others don't mind. A great example is my avatar here. The picture show here under my name is actually me in comic book form. I took a picture of myself using a app on my iPhone. On Facebook I got some girls say I am too nerdy and other actually like the pic. So its weird!!!!!
Different strokes for different folks. Women are not a hive mind. Individual women will like different things.

Why is thirty the magic number? Because it's a nice rounded number? I did put a benchmark at 24, but there is nothing fancy about that number. Maybe it's 25 or 26. Maybe it is thirty.

The point is, there shouldn't be a magic number. All I know is that drinking is unhealthy and the body breaks down sooner than later. Better to stop now than later. That's not to say quit and be sober forever. I will never give up or pass on a beer. But I know that having a beer isn't going to be worth it unless I am surrounded by the right people and right situation.

Drinking a beer may ease your tensions upon making an approach no question. But guys need to understand the environment and the facts. Guys will outnumber girls 2/3 to 1 at most pubs. These chicks will be extra selective with this sample size. The guys with top notch form and technique might be successful. From my point of view, I generally get shot down the minute I slur or fumble a word in conversation, and can't articulate myself (which I struggle with even when I'm sober). So yeah, I guess I can't compete and therefore have given up on the bar scene. Other guys may have a lot more success. But I stand by my previous post and believe the cons far outweigh the pros when it comes to finding relationships at your local pubs.
Well TLS seems to be physically attractive enough, given his numerous dates after his breakup. Even my dorky, socially awkward loner husband has gotten numbers from woman at bars (before he met me, obviously). But he's a good-looking guy. (Not that I'm biased. :oldrazz: )

It's really how you approach the situation. I'm sure you could meet the love of your life there. Anything's possible.

BUT, if you're not a social, bar kind of person, you likely won't meet the love of your life at a bar. You'd be pretending to be a bar person in order to meet tipsy/drunk people who'll give you a chance when they normally wouldn't sober.
 
Well someone should run a poll then as to how many people meet their significant others at a pub or bar, randomly without knowing each other from elsewhere or having any prior background (such as your long time friend or friend's girlfriend had people in mind for you and arranged a meetup at a bar). I'm talking about random encounters requiring 100% extemporization. Once we get the facts from a study like that (and I'm sure there are polls out there), we can have some objective measure.
 
I had a meet more than 2 weeks ago with a woman and a lot of back and forth with trying to get an actual date. I finally said I feel like I'm wasting my time. She says she didn't respond to a couple of my text because she's not a big texter. Long story short we're scheduled to go on a dinner date tomorrow. Fingers crossed it goes well.
 
I've started using Tinder and it's almost overwhelming for a relatively shy person newly single after a three year relationship. Much better than OKCupid and Match.com
 
I've started using Tinder and it's almost overwhelming for a relatively shy person newly single after a three year relationship. Much better than OKCupid and Match.com

Reinstalling ASAP.
 
I've started using Tinder and it's almost overwhelming for a relatively shy person newly single after a three year relationship. Much better than OKCupid and Match.com
Yeah, I wonder what kind of guys I would get had Tinder existed 5 years ago, before I met my husband.

Well maybe it would still be crap, because I don't have many photos of myself on Facebook at all, and most of them are dorky, non-attractive photos of me. :oldrazz: I don't use Facebook as narcissistic platform. It is for my cat, though. :awesome:

And my husband would have been SOL, because Facebook is persona non grata for him. :funny:
 
Problem is, I'm not ready. My ex and I are still hung up on each other. I'm a mess. :(
 
well first day is over with. We had dinner and it lasted for about an hour. Just general conversation. And the date ended in a hug. I didn't really get a chance for a kiss. & I will see where it goes from here.
 
should I text her tonight to ask her about a second day or two tell her I had a good time or just wait until the morning
 
anyways I text her if she got home safely and she said she did and I asked her she would like a second date and no response so I guess that's my answer
 
So is it bad to mention your one month anniversary with a girl? Or is it bad that she forgot?
 
A one month anniversary is even a thing?

I've never heard of a one month anniversary being celebrated in my almost 32 years. That's crazy. I'd let it go.
 
No, I'm not upset that she didn't know about it. I'm wondering if I simply shouldn't have said anything. She mentioned the date to me, and I remembered, and I said it. She said she was sorry for not remembering, and I said it's was okay. I really wasn't bothered by it.
 
A one month anniversary is not a thing, and the impression you put forth if you bring that up is that you've never been in a longterm relationship before. Don't even mention anniversaries until you hit one year.
 
How the heck do you determine a one-month anniversary anyway? My husband and I had been dating for 4 months or so by the time we became "official" so it wasn't like, "Okay, today is our official anniversary day!" :funny:

We only celebrate our wedding anniversary. Partly because that has an actual date assigned to it, and partly because yeah, it actually feels like a milestone. Cause we sorta developed very slowly into a relationship so there was no milestone I felt we crossed into relationship territory.
 
That's why I advocate doing it on the first date. That way it's easy to remember all you anniversaries.
 
In regards to the club/ bar scene I am 26 going on 27 in November and I have never cared to much about going out and getting drunk and trying to chase down women over music. During my college years, I would go out every blue moon to nightclubs and bars with family or friends and I was always bored. I am not much of a dancer either, so I would get a beer and sit by the wall while my friends would act stupid and intentionally get drunk and hit on every girl in sight. Plus where I live there is a good chance some drama is gonna happen in clubs that will result in some crime happening which is beyond ghetto lol.

I mean it's unlikely anyone will truly met their soul mate in a bar or nightclub. It's happened maybe, but more likely than not, those relationships don't last or result in divorce if they do reach the marriage stage.

As for Tinder I been on it for about a year and a half and only had two girls I was interested in respond to my messages. I rarely get hits on it so I just deleted it from my iPhone.
 
I remember celebrating one-month or months long anniversaries when I was in my teens and early twenties. Pretty normal for the younger crowd I'd imagine, since a month in a teen relationship is an eternity.
 
That's why I advocate doing it on the first date. That way it's easy to remember all you anniversaries.
As far as we're concerned, the less anniversaries a year, the better. Each one comes with more gifts or more planning. :oldrazz:

I remember celebrating one-month or months long anniversaries when I was in my teens and early twenties. Pretty normal for the younger crowd I'd imagine, since a month in a teen relationship is an eternity.
Well that and when you're a teen, you're pretty much bf/gf when you discover you like each other. :funny:
 
As far as we're concerned, the less anniversaries a year, the better. Each one comes with more gifts or more planning. :oldrazz:

Seriously though, the fewer anniversaries celebrated the better I feel. Just one special day, the special day. The rest of the time are scattered 'do you remember the time we did this' kind of spontaneous celebrations. And if you want to go into Hallmark territory, everyday together is an anniversary anyway. :woot:

Well that and when you're a teen, you're pretty much bf/gf when you discover you like each other. :funny:

True :funny:. Love, the greatest discovery. The titles 'girlfriend' and 'boyfriend' held such reverence when I was younger. I don't think I have introduced someone as my girlfriend in public for the longest time. It's simply, "this is insert-name".

Funnily, the time I need to elaborate on a female companion's status is when I'm seen with someone I'm not seeing, "this is insert-name, my colleague."
 
A friend of mine set up his ex with a friend of his. They're married now, everyone's happy. He was pretty proud of himself too. :funny: But yeah, not making assumptions is always a good bet.

Of course he'd be proud. He just pimped out his left overs to his friend. And his friend will always know that his wife got porked by his buddy.

In general, relationships are delicate and I've been through a lot in my 29 years but I learned a long time ago that I love myself waaaaaaaay too much. I love women, wining and dining and sex is great but I'm accountable to myself only and I refuse to ever EVER have my heart broken again. I'm out for a good time, I do things a bit unsavory but I keep my mouth shut because all that honesty crap will only ruin you. I'm a nice guy, I keep girls happy but I protect myself because only I can live the life I've been given.

Women are ridiculously powerful creatures. It's absurd at how powerful they are but I'll never let my emotions and penis compromise my overall emotional disposition. Never again. Right now, I'm in love with a beautiful woman but if things were to end right now, it will hurt, I wont deny that but I wont let it consume me and I'll move on instantly. Life's too short and there's too many women out there to feel emotionally fractured. Not to mention the money you'll save and spend on more self-gratifying things. That may sound shallow but that's the cold hard reality of life. Care, show love, be affectionate but keep yourself secure. I.m not getting high bp, gray hairs and stressed out for no rhyme, reason or woman.
 
so just thinking about how my date said possibly get a second date, that's not so good in my opinion.I mean its better than a No.
 
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