Quality Women, Versus Quantity of Women: | How to Attract Women

Friday, March 15, 2013

Quality Women, Versus Quantity of Women:

When it comes to online dating, all men know it's a numbers game. If you're not sending messages out to 10x the number of women you intend on meeting, you'll be coming up short on plans next weekend. Sometime during the countless hours you'll inevitably spend pursuing women online, the thought will probably enter your head that although you're meeting a lot of women on a regular basis, you're not meeting enough quality women online. You've come to weigh the benefits and shortcomings of pursuing all the women you can possibly fit into your schedule. Most men if asked would probably say that's a desirable consequence of dating. But I'm going to play devil's advocate, and help you improve the quality of women you date.

First off, I know how it feels to be down on your luck with meeting quality women online. I know what it's like to message women you don't particularly find desirable. Well, they become desirable after you've been denied by what feels like half the planet and you're just looking for someone to talk to. Or maybe you're interested in the lower-quality offerings simply because you know you can have them. It's the online equivalent of beer-goggles. Everyone's gone home from the bar, but you're by yourself and there's that one woman who knows she can take you home. You don't really want to give in, but you do.

And let's extend that analogy a little bit. If that happens often enough, who do you end up spending most of your time with? Probably the women you never wanted to be with. If you let yourself head down that road, you end up spending more money than you wanted to spend on people you don't want to be spending it on. Not only is your dating-life consumed, but your phone is ringing and you don't honestly want to talk to the women that are calling you. This is a self-depreciating cycle that won't end until you make a conscious effort to improve the women you're dating. Quantity of women does not equate to quality of life.

This is along the lines of "spreading yourself too thin". Personally, I can't possibly talk to dozens of women at the same time because I get stories crossed and end up making myself look disorganized and forgetful. Women are savvy when it comes to noticing these little quirks, and they know when you've gotten them confused with someone else. No matter how you try to cover it up, the high quality women will think they aren't very high on your list of priorities. Simply speaking, pursuing high quantities of women to date online dilutes your ability to focus on quality women. As a result, you will be less desirable to those you are interested in pursuing.

Fortunately the solution to this (online, at least) is relatively simple. After having my phone ringing non-stop with women who I wasn't 100% committed to talking to, I've taken a step back to analyze my relationships and think hard about the type of women I would really like to be with, and possibly marry. Recently, I've implemented a personal policy to only pursue high quality women that I'm really, honestly, and genuinely attracted to. This means I take a look at her photos and say to myself "can I imagine being in a lasting relationship with this woman?" and "Is she someone I'd be proud to be with?".

After recognizing the time commitment and emotional exhaustion of dating women who I've been less than interested in, I treat every single one of the high quality women I'm talking to as if they're potentially "the one". Gone are the days of talking to women on the phone, and inviting them to coffee because I thought it was better than to spend my evening alone.

Realize that nothing can be more detrimental to the success of your future relationships than the time you invest in people with which you have no future. Take a step back to really think about who you're about to send that next message to. I am pretty sure you'll find yourself spending more time in much more rewarding relationships and living a much more fulfilling life.



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