fred is a f*****g deluded clownHow does Fred explain average people who get sex then? All those 5s and 6s getting laid often.
I really want Fred to reply to thisHow does Fred explain average people who get sex then? All those 5s and 6s getting laid often.
I don't agree with this at all. Experience is everything when it comes to this part of life. My views were very much like yours until quite recently, when I had only been with a handful of women. I then went on several dozens of dates this year and it radically changed my outlook on what matters and what does not in dating.
Like Fred said, let's see you go on a couple of dates with the look you have in the op. Try to get the girls in bed. Put your theory of charisma mattering to the test! Because I can quite confidently say that it is totally wrong based on what I have seen over the last year.
We do have proof that average people get laid.We don't have evidence this even happens that often.
You know how men are, they like to pretend they're getting laid.
So I wouldn't trust what they say or even what you see.
Haha the girl I'm sleeping with at the moment is 5 out if 10 average.You'd be surprised by how many couples you see on Facebook don't even have sex.
Talk to people. I don't know about you, but people have this habit of telling me their dark secrets.
A guy told me he hadn't had sex with his girlfriend for two years.
This is more common than we think.
Women just don't get off from average men.
Just like having sex with a meh girl would probably be a chore for you.
I want evidence. Facebook is certainly not a good indicator.
Facebook is just about what people want you to see.
And of course, on Facebook, everyone's life is just perfect.
The guy who hadn't had sex for 2 years seemed all smiley and happy on his Facebook pictures with his girlfriend.
Girls being sexually attracted to ugly or average men just does not make sense.
Just reverse the genders, would you really enjoy having sex with a slightly fat 5/10 chick? Probably not.
The problem with this is that on forums like this we will only hear about negatives because everyone on here is fighting hair loss.Yup, things are never the way they seem; there's always a lot going on beneath the surface. Doubly so when you have total output control like you have on social media. Which is why trite observations like "my Facebook has such and such" and "I see plenty of bald guys with hot girls when I go out" are so useless.
Personal experience is really the best information source when discussing relationships.
With the hot NW1 behind the back of the average NW5. Sure there is sex.
I think you are one of those people who see things black and white.Unfortunately for you, I have visited maybe 5 different psychiatrist and 5 psychologists, and they've never diagnosed me with anything.
Average is not enough anymore in this day and age. You're not allowed to be ordinary anymore. Either on the dating market or the job market.
And holy does it make you not care as much anymore about what people think about you. I used to visit this place everyday and always get a sense of dread about my hair. I hardly come here now, keep my hair super short, and it feels so much better.
You actually don't know that. I've known enough so-called alpha's who pretended not to give sh*t about their hair loss, until one day, they spilled the truth after a few beers: "I've spent the price of a car trying to get my hair back, I turned to alcohol, etc." You don't know people, even if it was your own brother, you can't know unless you were in his shoes.
What did you expect anyway? That these people would be crying their eyes out in front of you and would tell you hair loss affects them so much? Of course not, we're all trying to save face in the public eye.
Yes they are - so is everyone else. It is projected through your mannerism, your approach, the way you hold yourself and talk. The world reacts to what they see - and they see a lot more then just whether you have hair on your head.And no, women are not psychics who can smell your insecurities.
Alexpie, you don't have to answer this if you don't want to, but I have to ask: are you a virgin? Have you ever had a girlfriend?
Unwinding your post, I make a few observations: first, mathematics is a bad example since it is literally the only field of human thought where something can be conclusively proven. In fact, 2+2=4 was infamously proven over 300 pages by Bertrand Russell in the Principia Mathematica. You could show me that proof and make the case that unless I could convincingly refute it, I would have to accept your assertion that 2 added to 2 is indeed 4.
Relationships are not as cut and dry. First of all, there are a whole lot more variables to consider, from many different fields: biology, psychology and sociology to name a few. You will never be able to prove anything conclusively, in fact as Karl Popper famously pointed out, proving anything outside mathematics is impossible. Solid empirical studies are very hard to carry out and so our understanding of things like interpersonal relationships will by necessity always be very soft.
Say you were to present me with one of these hundreds of instances you are talking about. Those would necessarily be people giving accounts from their own life, subjective interpretations of personal experience, same as the ones me and Fred are giving. People are not always reliable interpreters of their experiences. For example, a woman might be conflating a person's charisma with his physical sex appeal. In fact, there is a strong trend in psychological research showing that looks and perceived personality are two sides of the same coin (the "halo effect").
So that instance, or any other you can dig up, does not really prove anything. Neither does any story me or anyone else here can come up with. All we can do is share our personal experiences, and what our beliefs are based on that.
So no, I don't dismiss you because you have had experiences counter to mine, I dismiss you because you seem to not have had any experience at all.
Because there are actual instances that happen that go against what Fred is saying. He has such an extreme view that he dismisses anything that goes against his thought process.It's useless, you're casting pearls before swine. How can you possibly reply to people who refuse to respond to reason and logic and keep talking about personality and confidence?
You said it perfectly. Fred especially thinks his encounters with women are the only thing measuring success. Happiness is the most important thing in life in my opinion, and people just need to learn how to cope and be happy.agreed, but it seems to me tis forum, especially the impact of hairloss section is pretty much detailing the importance of hair with regards to having sex with women, etc.
yes its a big deal but surely your own happiness with the way you look is more important than f*****g x amount of girls. i dunno, but seems to me this forum is all about how hair loss has fucked/lowered their sex lives... in dantes case non-existential sex life
Unfortunately for you, I have visited maybe 5 different psychiatrist and 5 psychologists, and they've never diagnosed me with anything.
Average is not enough anymore in this day and age. You're not allowed to be ordinary anymore. Either on the dating market or the job market.
Just not true your statement. Turn just off sh*t apps like tinder, facebook, instagram and all other stupid apps.
These have nothing to do with reality. A shining world and an illusion.
Damn guy, you are 27 and not anymore 16 or 18! Yes you are a average and? I am too and 90 % of all humans also.
Always when i walk in the street i see just average humans and that is ok it's a part of human being.
Of course there are some amazing beautiful women and men BUT there are also 1% of human who own the most money in the world.
It does not interest me and the comparison brings you nothing, absolut nothing.
And the permanent topic #women/sex/hotguy/baldness/gameover/ugly no chance@ is just f*****g boring.
The part women/sex makes 10 % of my whole living.
The other passion are: Books, to travel, nature, animals, party, my job, my family, astrology, biking and many other things.
I don't want hurt anyone and i really wish you the peace with yourself.
Like I said, it's not just Tinder. Ask anyone looking for a job here in Belgium for example.
You won't find a job if you're average. No way. Well, some people win the lottery.
You need to be exceptional in some way to find a job, otherwise, no employer is ever going to take a second look at you.
50% of young people in Brussels are unemployed, there you have your average guys.
In 2016, you just don't want to be average. If only it was restricted to Tinder or dating.