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See you soon, Andrew Shadura From: debian-installer [mailto:debian-instal...@packages.debian.org] Sent: Saturday, November 18, 2017 6:21 AM To: jaon...@free.fr Subject: Well YA, it IS Friday... Very difficult post college. You need to have an already existing friends circle to expand on. It is especially difficult if you studied in a different city and don't have a social circle back home. So, you probably need to build a social circle if you want to have options which takes time and effort which working guys don't really have. Also, You can't really expect a positive answer if you ask point blank. You need to have some sort of connection before asking a girl out. So, familiarity could mean a girl from your apartment complex, friend of a friend/colleague etc.. And even if you ask these girls out directly, get prepared to be turned down. The way that works often is by beating around the bush, gaining more familiarity,socialising with them and then asking them out. Ofcourse, it's a catch 22 situation. How do you gain familiarity without asking them out. Edit: Since, this is gaining traction, I just want to add another point. I think it may sound stupid but here is what I feel. We (the guys) often make a mistake that we only try to ask out the attractive girls and not make any effort to create a social circle. You probably have a few acquaintances who are not that good looking but you don't give a second look to them. If we change our thinking and start to make friends with girls not based on their attractiveness and try to increase our social circle, you will get in touch with attractive girls who you may want to date. But, we kind of need to change our attitude from "I need to get a gf." Sent from Mail for Windows 10
