Where do I meet girls?

>>17471462
well, do you work?

what the hell do you do all day?

there's a new thing called online dating too.

>>17471462
Tinder, Plenty of Fish, eHarmony.
Or go the the library and look for qts.

Also how ugly are you, go to /soc/ and if your average rating is below 6, then lose your standards for women, your gonna marry a fatty.

>>17471462
I haven't figured this one out either. I'm pretty good with people so meeting girls at parties or through friends of friends is no big, but since all of my friends these days are introvert hipster losers who don't do anything except hang out and complain, I don't have much luck there.

Tinder is popular, I know. Might just be the way to go these days, with the culture surrounding socializing with strangers being as weird as it is in 2016.

You might also live in an area where people are unfriendly/unwelcoming. When I lived in Minneapolis, for instance, I found that everyone had their childhood group of friends and had no interest in talking to strangers. When I lived in Boulder I would meet people on hikes and shit and they'd just introduce themselves and offer me a beer or something. There are a lot of variables at play here.

>>17471474
I hate online dating. It makes me feel bad. I don't work yet, I'm looking for work, I just graduated.

>>17471496
Check out your local community center and their events. You can meet tons of girls who volunteer. If you want milfs, there's also gardening clubs

>>17471489
I went on tinder and got no matches. Meanwhile my partner count is around 9-11

>>17471462
advice

>dont just hit on a woman

its no secret that women are the ones who are approached, and they make decisions on which men to keep in their lives. that being said, desperately drooling over each and every girl as if they are a potential love interest is silly.

give yourself more value by not letting a woman sway you on first impressions alone. before you ever begin to say anything remotely flirtatious, talk to the girl. see what she actually acts like when you interact with her. have a normal conversation. if there isnt anything special there beyond her looks, friendzone her. or simply stop talking to her. you do not need to hit on each and every girl that looks good enough to be your partner.

doing this gives you more value, and the psychological effects are great. in addition, women will take you more seriously. instead of being 1 of 500 men in new york who went straight for the kill, you took the time to get to know them. whether it goes anywhere or not, this approach also just gives you practice talking to girls in a casual context. its less pressure than trying to impress them.

>>17471577

>only ever use dating apps as a supplement to your real life dating.

dating apps are toxic. consider the following
>people use dating apps because they arent having much luck in real life
>they go to a dating app where they are introduced to an entire smorgasbord of men who want nothing more than to bang and/or date them
>after just one day they will have seen everyone in their area
>within one week they would have talked to everyone they are interested in

so anyone who has been using the app for more than a few weeks clearly has some sort of issue. likely, they are the female equivelent of what i discussed in my first post.

they want a 'bf' but because they have a very specific idea of what a bf is, they arent finding it anywhere. instead of seeing if they have real chemistry, they are simply walking down the aisle, trying to figure out what is the ONE thing at the groccery store they can buy, based solely on pictures and labels.

if a woman is on tinder for too long, they are losing their ability to feel chemistry.

you as a man can fall into a very similar pattern here, but with the added harshness of constant rejection.

it is an app made for people who want to date, yet no one seems to have success there for very long. that should tell you something.

>>17471580

>but anon, how do i use it as a supplement to an existing dating life if i dont have a dating life.

effort. lots and lots of effort. and also, doing what you like. going out is in no way restricted to bars and clubs, though if that is what you enjoy, by all means, go to bars and clubs.

the truest way to find chemistry is to experience your life in the most enjoyable way, and see how you match with the people who come into it. interacting with someone in a casual way shows you how you ACTUALLY get along, not how you hope to get along cuz you really want this to work cuz you need a gf.

so write down a list of all your hobbies, and find a way to externalize them. most people live at least near a city these days.

go to any and all hobby shops and ask about local events. gun shops might have hunting trips. or you can just go to a shooting range. comic book stores have game nights. or live commentary movie nights. if these shops do not host events, offer to host one through them, after all it will only lead to more money through them.

you can even go to a more casual store, lets say, a book store, and stand in your favorite aisle (lets say, horror). talk to everyone who comes by looking for a book. ask what book they are looking for. tell them what book you are looking at. try to spark a conversation abotu your favorite author. maybe take some suggestions. if you really hit it off, try to trade numbers.

its okay if it doesnt pan out. this isnt a scoring system. there is no man in a cloack in space making down on a cosmic chalkboard how many failed conversations you had. 99% of interaction is dumb. you are waiting for the 1% and enjoying talking about your favorite things with strangers until then.

>>17471587
>but anon, going outside somewhere to find out if maybe they have an event doesnt suit my lazy lifestyle!!1!

and for those who simply cannot bring themselves to get up out of the house without a guarantee go to meetup.com and look for something of your interest. no matter what your interest it is on there in a group you can meet with. and if not, you can start your own meet up.

Now, some of you may argue that these sorts of tailored events are attended mostly by men. yes. mostly. but some women too. whats important here is you will be doing something you love, with people who love what you love, and when the right ladies come along you'll know they love it too. you will have that common ground.

Try hanging out around schools and pretend to play Pokemon GO.

>>17471580
I feel a lot more confident just talking to women in real life. I can handle in irl rejection better than no matches or girls online who don't want to meet

I've been burned way too much by online apps

I wonder what would happen if all those dogs started running at the same time.

>>17471600

hes the boy who lived.