Dec 26 2009

An Open Letter to All Women: How to Really Meet Mr. Right

Published by The Boston Bachelor at 3:15 pm under Dating, Singles, Women

To all the ladies of the world, here’s my Christmas Gift to you: A no-bullshit guide to getting what many of you really want this New Year… Mr. Right.

  1. Lose weight and get in shape. We want a woman who has enough self-respect that she keeps herself in good shape. If you’re not in good shape, it’s a sign that you’d rather spend your free time sitting on the couch eating ice cream and watching reality TV than doing something meaningful with your life.

  2. Smile. This is hugely underrated. The rare woman who walks around with a smile on her face just lifts our spirits, and makes her appear so much more attractive. Are you looking like a bitch without even realizing it?

  3. Create. Don’t just be a consumer.  Whether it be a business, a piece of artwork, or a musical composition, start leaving your mark on the world.  Find a passion and get on your path to realizing that passion.  There’s nothing sexier than an attractive woman who’s on her own journey in life.

  4. Be a giver, not a taker. Now when I say this, I’m not referring to gifts or anything material. I’m talking about emotional value. You should be a source of positive energy, not a drain of it. Have you ever been around a person who just makes everything around him or her more fun and uplifting? Be that person.

  5. Work on your voice. A loud, obnoxious, OMG, kind of voice is a huge turn-off. Cut that Valley Girl shit out. You can train and even change your voice with enough effort. Check out books by Roger Love for some good guides on vocal training.

  6. Stop asking your girlfriends for advice. This is fucking huge. Why? Because they’ll give you the absolute worst advice you can get. Most women will not tell even their good friends their true thoughts on why your last relationship ended. For example, “There’s lots of better guys out there” really means “Get your shit together and stop acting like such a neurotic bitch.” On the other hand, “I’m so happy for you” actually means “Thanks for making me feel like no guy wants me, and subconsciously I’m going to do what I can to make you single again like me.”  What?  You know it’s true.

7 Responses to “An Open Letter to All Women: How to Really Meet Mr. Right”

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  2. Von 28 Dec 2009 at 5:23 pm

    Floor,

    I like number 5 kid… Rattlesnake there of.

    ~Frank

  3. The Boston Bacheloron 29 Dec 2009 at 8:29 pm

    Amed… PS Vermont girls have the best New England accent. The worst is a toss up between Cranston RI and Lowell MA.

  4. Date the Districton 31 Dec 2009 at 3:01 pm

    I have to say I completely agree with number 5. Your friends will give you the WORST advice, often because you only turn to your friend when you already know the answer. When you want to do something stupid (like call your ex who stopped returning your texts months ago), you ask your friends, hoping one will talk you into it. Here’s my whole take on this: http://datethedistrict.blogspot.com/2009/12/word-of-advice.html

  5. PUA Gatheringon 07 Jan 2010 at 6:25 pm

    oh man, that’s a great list. Number 1 is so true, it’s good to see someone upfront and honest about it. Girls don’t want to admit and guys all beat around the bush to upset someones feelings. The girls who complain about getting or keeping a man are always 20lbs overweight or so. Girls in shape and keep up at the gym never seem to have any trouble at all.

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  7. Robinon 15 Jul 2010 at 7:07 am

    PUA Gathering…
    That is NOT true. Fit women still have problems with men. The major difference is that they have an easier time finding them in the first place.

    Other than that, also spot on!!
    For the woman’s open letter to men, check out http://www.achickseyeview.com. Same type of advice with the shoe on the other foot!

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