I can’t remember my exact search query, but it included “social skills”, “dating”, and something like “free guide”. Still gotta try a search without “dating”.
Useful takeaways:
- Situations that are helpful for connection are very broad, and includes going to a store
- “perhaps you assume that the woman you just approached would never be the type of girl who views a 10-mile hike as refreshing and invigorating. However, instead of avoiding the topic as you may have in the past, this time you choose to share your passion with her, and your tales of outdoor adventure are so compelling, that regardless of her previous outdoor experience (or lack thereof) she is excited to share a new experience with you!”
- This can be modeled as an example of applying an idea from my “girl 2” post: “Be very skeptical of the division between fantasy and what you are capable of in real life.” In this case, it’s the fantasy of connection through doing or talking about one of your hobbies, or the fantasy of shared interest in a part of your life.
- Risk is “feeling awkward emotions”, reward is “excitement and euphoria by connecting with another human being”
- Emphasizing that the risk is just “emotions” is potentially very important
- This view of the reward is useful but too narrow
- “if a woman attempts to “Creep-Shame” you while you are ineffectively attempting to engage her in an interaction, you do not have to accept her reality as your ‘truth’, and you don’t have to resent her either! Instead empathize with her, brush it off, and don’t take it personally.”
- “we’ll simply filter a woman’s negative reaction as feedback positively signaling to us that we have room to grow and improve our communication skills”
- Something that I think is important to add: after discovering a severe negative reaction, we are morally obligated to think just a little bit about how to behave in the future, but we should not make a change that isn’t an improvement in every way, and we should focus on the future instead of the past
- “as long as you accept responsibility for your own actions; you do not have to accept anyone’s attempt to guilt you into believing you are a bad person for approaching”
- Possibilities when interacting with someone who is not a potential partner (This information is a starting point for figuring out how to pursuade learners to not try too hard to make interactions connect with a long term goal. To be clear, they should not try to specifically pursue these effects. They should just not have an oversimplified view of what interactions do, and not remain brainwashed by some people’s tendency to be surprised by a girl and boy friendship being both strong and platonic. Also I think even this list might be too narrow.)
- “You COULD attempt to befriend her and join her social circle (since birds of a feather flock together, and perhaps she may try to set you up with one of her friends – but don’t count on that one ;-))”
- “She could become a great friend and inspire other women to chase you”
- “showing every other girl in the vicinity how this attractive ineligible woman was able to attract this eligible bachelor – perhaps they will get a chance with you too”
- “practice befriending a girl”
- I would describe it as avoiding the habituation of isolation
- “show you off to her friends”
- “just become good friends with her. Treat her like one of the guys, trade stories, empathize with her as a friend, and invite her to all your events”
- The way I’ve seen it for a few months is that social connection has many effects, it’s completely good to look for short term enjoyment, and which effects occur is mostly not for you to try to control
Some issues with the articles (partly why I won’t actively encourage learners of the Pansystellar Architecture to look at them):
- It’s not clear to me what these mean, and I don’t know if they are okay:
- “there will be times when you will have to over-shoot and under-shoot the mark”
- “There will be times when you will, sometimes by accident, and sometimes on purpose, make mistakes”
- “if she chooses to miss out on the amazingness that is you” is a risky choice of words (I’m getting “nice guy” vibes)
- What it says about physical bonding is not supportive enough of chastity
Link to the first article: https://www.textise.net/showText.aspx?strURL=https%253A//archive.is/2022.02.02-085649/https%253A//www.girlschase.com/article/social-life/social-skills-101-basic-social-skills-are-100-crucial#main-content
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