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| Author: | cobain23 [ Tue Nov 17, 2009 12:40 am ] |
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so i'll admit that this is a bit balsy but here it goes...... i am a 23 y/o afc w/ an extra challenge, i was born with a dissablity. my situation is quite mild and i am completely cogently capable with an above average IQ. in fact, the only way anyone would know i have issues is that i walk funny, w/ slightly bent knees and a noticeable limp. i am having trouble battling the stigma with my situation and women seem quite surprised when i ask them out. i make friends no problem but they seemed shocked if i want something more. my question is three fold: 1. do you think that this situation makes my goal impossible/ do pua tactics not apply because i walk funny? 2. how can i help women see past my situation and take me seriously? 3. do any of you know someone who has also faced challanges and has been successful with females? keep in mind that i AM A NORMAL PERSON and am not looking for pity, so be completly honest whatever your response |
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| Author: | Squale [ Sat Nov 21, 2009 2:01 am ] |
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i used to be boys with this kid who was in a wheel chair and broads loved this kid. What I noticed was that he was a funny bastard. He was really good at busting balls. I can recall a handful of times he just owned the conversation by being cocky and funny. He would poke fun at himself about being in a wheel chair and then bust on the girls for laffing at him (they were laffing at him, not his disability). I think the important thing is to show that your comfortable with yourself. When I think of my old friend, I dont think of him in a wheel chair, I think of how fun he was to be around and girls feel the same. Hope that helped, good luck man. |
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