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It&#039;s funny, for me personally it took &#034;just being myself&#034; to finally have consistent success with women.  It&#039;s a long winding story, but can be summed up reasonably well by one incident:

I had been set up on a blind date by a woman I had been casually sleeping with.  She had a colleague at work that was single and looking.  Her advice was to me was &#034;just be yourself and it should go great&#034;.  It didn&#039;t go as well as I was hoping and then next time I saw the woman who set me up she said &#034;Wow you sure screwed that one up.  She told me that you were very nice but not what she was looking for right now.  What the hell?&#034;  I gave her a puzzled look and she replied &#034;You aren&#039;t nice.  You&#039;re polite.  There&#039;s a huge difference.  I told you to be yourself and it sounds like you weren&#039;t.  Had you been yourself, you wouldn&#039;t have spent more than 30 minutes in the restaurant...just like our first date if you recall.  After I leave, compare those two dates and you&#039;ll see what I mean.&#034;

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<p>I had been set up on a blind date by a woman I had been casually sleeping with.  She had a colleague at work that was single and looking.  Her advice was to me was &quot;just be yourself and it should go great&quot;.  It didn&#39;t go as well as I was hoping and then next time I saw the woman who set me up she said &quot;Wow you sure screwed that one up.  She told me that you were very nice but not what she was looking for right now.  What the hell?&quot;  I gave her a puzzled look and she replied &quot;You aren&#39;t nice.  You&#39;re polite.  There&#39;s a huge difference.  I told you to be yourself and it sounds like you weren&#39;t.  Had you been yourself, you wouldn&#39;t have spent more than 30 minutes in the restaurant&#8230;just like our first date if you recall.  After I leave, compare those two dates and you&#39;ll see what I mean.&quot;</p>
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