Holy crap what happened to this thread. It started out with some awesome life advice and then devolved into this.
@Doctor4Life1769, I wish you the best in life but you frankly come across as a broken person that probably finds meaningful connection extremely challenging.
You have a glib self-awareness that you use a shield ("I'm a tad narrasistic"), a preoccupation with "stats" and outward symbols of value (like your list of women by age and occupation), a flair for theatrics instead of simply being who you are ("say you're a male dancer and go with it" or "never ever act like a girl is better than you"--maybe you could instead "act" like women are your equals as a
goddamn human beings?), and a clear desire to
project some image X about yourself, like with your dating "strategies" that seem more about convincing
us how awesome, confident, and bro you are than actually helping anybody else.
I think you're lonely. I think you sometimes feel resentful. I think you sometimes feel frustrated at how unfair things are--about how women are just out for money, looks, and power and couldn't possibly be attracted to
who you actually are as a human being. So you play games. Theatrics. Projection. But those awful feelings are not the fault of any woman or women in general. They're
your fault. They're your fault because you're not just a "tad narrasistic"--you're
frankly narcissistic. Narcissism is being a character in your own movie. Lead or supporting role. Doesn't matter.
Only the image matters. But the problem is that narcissism is
a barrier to meaningful human connection: the kind of connection where you can
simply be who you. That's the kind of connection that everybody should strive for in life, with their partner, friends, and family.
Realistically, I'm not going to convince you of anything. And you'll either glibly ignore this post or do whatever. Not my concern. I hope you get therapy, and I'm sorry if you're hurting or feeling lonely. Enjoy your orgy of sexual escapades if that's your thing. Why I felt compelled to say something:
1) You've been outrageously misogynistic.
2) You're doling out awful advice that's guaranteed to set people up for misery, either in themselves or
in those they end up hurting as a result.
3) You demonstrate a lot of the red flags that people should watch out for. If you see them,
run. Or hit it and quit it. But don't expect any kind of healthy, meaningful relationship to emerge.
4) Some young idiot is going to read your advice and buy the fantasy about how awesome you are.
Young idiot, I'm speaking to you now: When fantasy meets reality, well, fantasy does what it came to survive. What does that mean? It means you'll either flake or bail or get angry, because
you'll be afraid of being found out that you aren't as awesome, confident, and bro
as you project--and instead of simply being okay with it (like most healthy, normal people are) you'll just quit while you're ahead. Not a recipe for happy relationships.
@singlelifeforever: I hope you're meeting people and feeling less alone. Clearly everyone struggles with relationships, even the ones that say they don't.