I feel like this thread has turned into life advice
yeah, it feels bizarre. Geeks have girlfriends? Hey mate, go to a dating website for that info. I really don't think you should be asking geeks for girlfriend advice, unless your girlfriend is a geek also
no such thing as a TRUE female geek..
The majority of women are incapable of high-level Geekitude..
The reason is, they are hardwired to have children... and that seriously gets in the way of keyboard collecting.... or any other forms of inane devotion to a purposeless cause.
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I'm really not sure if you are serious or not. I hope not.
I am totally serious.....
Why is it that typically men go much further in the professional field....
Because on average it's the women raising kids and producing them..
Look at it this way in terms of "time costs"...
having children is 1 year of low productivity straight up (morning sickness, emotional swings).
+ recovery time, another year
+ raising the baby, sleepless nights, another 1 to 1.5 years.
+ monitoring and soccer practice for another 18 years before college.. another 5-8 years in total time spent on the kids...
So that 7 to 11 YEARS of time-cost from the female's age starting when she's 25-35.. which happens to be the MOST productive and physically fit time of that female's lifespan..
what is she going to do, come back at 40 and thrive in the workplace? seriously?
Tell me that 7 to 11 years does not impact devotion to a career..
Why do so many women drop out of their career path after taking maternity leave...
Given the complexity and greater focus required of today's professional workforce.. women are ill-suited, because they are the primary population tasked with the biology to procreate and take care of children..
That's not to say they couldn't choose to not have babies, or couldn't be truly exceptional in focus, and possibly do the baby and the job equally well...
HOWEVER, that is the exception..
The majority of women will not be able to do that..
This relates to Geekitude in a similar way... women will not put so much pointless time (like men) into some dumb hobby unrelated to the well-being of their offspring...
They just wouldn't...
There are ones who do... I suppose... but let's not discuss that, because you can't do so without alot of name calling and depressing apologies in term choice.
lol.
From this we know that tp4 knows absolutely nothing about women.
So much ignorance here, I can't even comment. I have given up on tp4. He is utterly beyond help.
@ OP: If you are 15 and you have a crush on a girl of 15, you should do what all 15 y.o.'s do and have your friend tell her that you like her and want to go out with her. You do not need the psychological manipulation gimmicks of Neil Strauss and "Mystery" (a grown man who calls himself "Mystery", and you follow his advice?). If you have any redeeming personality qualities, please be yourself. If you have no redeeming qualities, or are a pervert, lech, weirdo, or otherwise empty shell of a person, then you must pretend to be something else. However, you seem to have something interesting going on, since you want to do something creative like make a video game for your sweetheart. This feeling is misplaced, as she will not appreciate, nor understand, the time and effort it will take to make such a game. I would appreciate it, but I'm a man who is over 40.
In the end you have to remember that you and this girl are only 15 years old, and although it seems incredibly important right now, this relationship, if it ever happens, is probably not going to be the love of your life. Also, please keep in mind that 15 year old girls are incredibly fickle, they are the very epitome of caprice, in fact there is nothing more mercurial in the entire universe than the emotions of a 15 year old girl. Women get a little bit better as they get older in terms of emotional changeability, but actually not that much.
"La donna e mobile" was as true in 1850 when Giuseppe Verdi wrote
Rigoletto, as it is today:
~ from near the beginning of Act 3,
Rigoletto:
La donna è mobile
Qual piuma al vento,
Muta d'accento — e di pensiero.
Sempre un amabile,
Leggiadro viso,
In pianto o in riso, — è menzognero.
È sempre misero
Chi a lei s'affida,
Chi le confida — mal cauto il cuore!
Pur mai non sentesi
Felice appieno
Chi su quel seno — non liba amore!
If you are from 'Murica and don't care to know nuttin' 'bout opera (or music, or women, or life), like tp4, here is the gist of it:
Woman is flighty
Like a feather in the wind,
She changes her voice — and her mind.
Anyway, OP, you have to grow some testicles, and tell her you like her, or have a friend do it, and wait for either rejection or exaltation. You just have to realize that either way, you will be better off than you are now. CAVEAT: If you have your friend tell her, please remember the cautionary tale of John Alden, Priscilla Mullins and Capt. John Standish. I grew up hearing this story, but I dunno if you ever heard it in central Europe. Anyway, here is the short version of the story: After crossing the Atlantic Ocean on the Mayflower together, Capt. Standish had a crush on Priscilla, and he asked his best friend, John Alden to fix him up with her. Next thing 'ol Capt. Standish knew, John was married to Priscilla. So, be careful who you use as an intermediary, I guess is the lesson.