First problem: you don't talk to people you don't know in my culture (Belgium/Europe).
Try to do so and you'll get ejected from the bar by the bouncer.
You can try the dancefloor, that's allowed. But the music is loud so no talking is aloud, so impossible to spit your 'tight game'.
I've had success on the dancefloor too, but not one word was uttered. Therefore, like on Tinder, these experiences actually confirm that looks are almost everything in the dating game. Looks and actually making a move.
Dancefloor and Tinder, similar struggles for me, I have to scan my surroundings for an insane amount of time before I finally lock eyes with a girl who likes my looks. Just like I need to play the numbers game hard on Tinder to get two or three dates every week.
I'm sure I would not 'struggle' so much if I had a full head of hair.
"It is simply be an active, social, successful person, who is fun to be around, good with people - both men and women. When you have this making friends, networking, meeting and attracting women in real life is not an issue. These things I've just mentioned are all things high quality and usually good looking women are very attracted to. Its a package deal. If you can't meet women outside tinder - it says more about your attitude, approach, personality then your hairstyle."
Really?! That's your advice? How can you not see that this is vague as f***? This would not help anyone.
"Just be you know, cool, open, talk to people, be social, and you'll succeed!"
LOL
I'm not confined to online dating.
I've pulled girls in real life, and surprisingly, they were not any different from the girls I got from online.
Same quality, same education level, same social class...
Online dating is just so much more efficient.
No need to go out, get drunk, dance (when you hate it like me), pretend to have fun, going through a hangover, etc.