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Nick, stay with
it, my friend. If high school doesn't pay off, college will.
And if college doesn't pay off, life after college will.
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You are right, everyone peaks
at different age. |
There was this really
nerdy guy I knew in high school in Michigan. (I'm not saying
that YOU are nerdy, I'm just using this as an example). Now
he's a bigwig advisor to President Clinton and probably has as many
women as he wants.
Guys who are really
popular in high school don't necessarily end up being the happiest
people in the world.
There are a few
things you can do now, if you're just too impatient to wait.
Lucky for you, I have a yet-to-be-patented method for meeting the
right person (previously published at this very dot-com):
- Be genuine and
kind with all of the women you meet. This includes your co-workers,
your friend's sister, the girl you meet at a party, etc.
Today's friend may be tomorrow's lover.
- Judge each woman
on how kind, thoughtful, and interesting she is and not on how
good looking, cool, or highly paid she is. Quickly move
away from women who are negative, mean, unavailable (e.g. married,
gay) or who ignore you.

- If you find someone
great, let her know. She may be shy. Many of the good
ones are.
Find a Girl Who Likes You Back
You're never going
to make girls like you. Besides, you only need ONE to like
you -- not all of them. Pick one who likes you back.
Works out really well that way.
Mare
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