How to Attract girls

How to Attract girls

Chapter I

Myths:

- Girls only date guys with money.
- Rich guys have a stronger chance in wooing/attracting a girl.
- Girls are very complicated.
- You know all the tricks to woo girls.
- Different types of girls do not exist or there are only a few types of girls.
- You can easily woo any girl.

Truths:


- Every girl wants to be in a relationship
- Every girl is woo-able.
- There are different types of girls (based on their instincts, surroundings, habits, personalities, and lifestyle)
- A guy who can woo any girl is called an Alpha Male i.e. philosophers, Nobel laureates, or James Bond himself; and even Alpha Males get repelled by dumb girls, so they can never be womanizers.
- Money is not an element for wooing every type of girl. It may work for a certain type of girls only.
- The word that guys get confused with money is called stability. Girls get blindly attracted towards stability.
- Girls become complicated only when you start understanding their minds, but it is never your job in the first place.
- A guy will get rejected many times by different women because the steps of wooing comes from practice, and a very good eye for immediately recognizing what type of girl she is, and what your dialogues/ strategy is going to be.
- There are numerous things that can outgrow money in the race of wooing. (Which you will find out)

Things you need:

- A very cheap cell phone (or any phone, I mean, the model of the cell phone doesn't matter)
- A good imagination (always remember: your imagination will be directly proportional to the number of girls you can woo)
- An absolute love for story telling.
- A little knowledge of everything.
- A strong urge for acting
- Internet
- Patience

Some basic problems that guys face:

- She's committed.
- She's into rich guys and I don't have any money.
- She's into rich guys and I don't want to spend any money.
- Lack of confidence (I don't have anything that will attract her)
- Inferiority complexes.
- She is already in love with a guy for the past seven years, nine months, twenty three and a half days.