The single rant.

Access to Women:
OP... do you have friends that are women? Go out with them, surround yourself with women... got **** all to do on a Thursday night? Call up one of your woman friends and take her out, just for fun, don't spend your time relentlessly trying to get it in, spend it trying to have a good time and showing her a good time. Women talk brah. It'll open doors to more women, friends of hers, and so on.

Transportation:
How are you gonna take a woman out on a bike man? You need a car. I know lots of women love bikes and having a bike probably will at some point get you laid, but you need a car for when it's cold, or snowing, or raining, and so on. Plus, it makes you look like you have your head on your shoulders but you like to have your fun.

You:
From your description, you seem like you're quite a bit better off financially than most guys. You seem a little caught up on the fact that you're not getting any at the moment and you're concerned with what your parents/church "friends" think you should be doing to the point that you have laid out a set of parameters to live by. That's pretty beta but you can work on that.
Bro you're in your early 30s, are making enough to support yourself and a hobby. If your church friends are judging you by your car or possessions, tell them they're ****** people and worse Christians. If your parents are judging, tell them you don't need their opinions on what you drive or who you should be with, you're on your own man, you don't have to please your mom and dad. Do what makes YOU happy. I can almost guarantee your parents did that or at least wish they did that.

That being said... you gotta look at yourself as a catch. If YOU think you're a turd and you take every opportunity to point that out, it'll be a very short time before people start taking your word for it. A little more self confidence and control of your own life will work wonders. Go on dates with the mentality that you're the real prize here. Don't start asking about her blood type or interviewing her for a job, but make her work a little for the attention, don't sit there trying to sell off your wang like some sort of used car/wang salesman.

Lastly:

Man, take a few days or a week or however long you need. Go do some fun stuff, take a martial arts class, play tennis, go to a poetry night, find some sort of hobby and try something new. It'll make you a more interesting person and it'll make you learn a bit about yourself and what you like to do. Once you know yourself a little bit and know what you want to get out of life, you'll have a much better idea of the kind of people you should be spending your time with... And don't focus just on Asians and Christians. Seriously, dip into some international cuisine and go have fun.

PS: women like fun. go have fun.
 
The fact that you feel that you NEED someone else to complete you is wrong. You generally meet someone else when you are out doing your own thing and they come into your life unexpectedly. Looking for love can be a complete waste of time. Also, by the sounds of it you should be focusing on yourself career wise if you want to be a materialistic person. My best friend made decent money, had a lot going for him and just said **** it, moved down to Costa Rica. Bought a small hut right by the ocean, and now just gives physiotherapy to travelers and helps in a local bar to get by. Absolutely loves the down to earth lifestyle in a beautiful landscape.

Do what YOU want to do, don't let a culture or a friend tell you what you need.
 
Looking through your previously started threads - switching jobs / learning new trades / getting out of poverty (?) - you seem a bit all over the place. Figure you out first.
 
Looking through your previously started threads - switching jobs / learning new trades / getting out of poverty (?) - you seem a bit all over the place. Figure you out first.

^^. This. Get your own house in order before you go buying furniture.
 
pick up some co-ed friendly activities...volley ball, dragon boat, rock climbing, salsa dancing etc. you'll meet a lot of people that way, and if you're not a d0uche/creepy, something's bound to happen.

Great advice here. +1
 
Maybe you're just out of practice and need a refresher? Here, this will help:

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Make sure you are in shape. Don't expect to attract a beautiful girl when your body jiggles like pam Anderson's titties when you walk.

Be realistic and yourself. Don't expect to keep a solid relationship if your exaggerated things about you etc...

Trial and error.
 
Step one - don't ask for dating/life advice on a motorcycle forum. Seriously.
 
god created us as one......we spend our whole life searching for the other half...
 
And always check out the feet and the Asz and the mom before banging. If she got hammer toe ,asz cheese and a troll for a mother better to know before....unless you like that stuff or aren't shallow like me
 
油井緋色;2056026 said:
#2. Work on looking at things in a better light. I'm Asian as well and sometimes I want to straight up slap my parents for raising me with such a negative mindset. Motorcycling is one thing that's taught me to be less negative because in order to operate the machine at high speeds and corner properly, I need to have an optimistic mindset and believe in both myself and the machine. Negativity tends to manifest itself as fear and fear triggers many survival reactions that will make riders crash.

Dude, cut it out with the profound reflections on life or you're gonna make me like you.

Seriously, we've never met but it's evident you've come a long way since you first joined the forum. Respect.
 
Folks. Thanks for the encourgement and the advice.

One thing I didn't mention is that I enjoy the single life. Its not like I'm miserable in any way.
I got into MCs in 09 and another GTAMer brought me here at the same time.
Four years, there were a few issues and I shared them in the romper room.
Happy to say even with the ups and downs in my life situation, there was always forward progress.
Just wanted someone to share that progress with (along with that person's)

Anyhow, the info I got from this thread is awesome. Thanks again and...


If you guys don't mind...

/endthread :grin:
 
Hey all. Since this is the most non-judgmental forum that I know. Let me get something off my chest.
First I will admit the obvious ( from the title ) : I am single.

I had relationships when I was in my 20s ( Driving a late model car helped ) But now I am 32.

Got no car ( do have a 84 Interceptor though )
Got no six pack ( no beer belly either )
Got no money ( but have zero debt and a good credit rating )
Thought I need to get this out well.

My friends who are of the similar age are all married with kid(s). Feel like losing connections, my friends just don't have the time
they used to for me anymore.

Being a Church going Asian ( Ultra conservative people ) I am expected to have the following by my age.

1. Married.
2. Have at least one kid.
3. Drive a car of no less than 5 years old and no less than 30K ( when it was new ) value.
4. Have ( or pay mortgage ) on a house or a condo.
5. Have a job that can support all the above.

Other than the last one, don't have none of the above. Guess how they treat me? Apathy and lots of it.
I am not part of the club. Fine.

But now, I really am feeling the the effect of going solo, and want to start ( yea I'm desperate ) a relationship.
I thought I can go solo for a long time, but no. No one can ( or should ) go solo for life.
I know all the negatives that a relationships bring, all relationships have bad moments.
But now I know I can't go it alone.


I tried to get into one. But for a 32 year old Asian ( male ) options aren't many.
Friends tried to help ( hook ups ) but no success ( duh ).

So, I need to grow a pair and start looking.
But my question to all you Casablancas, where do I start?

Any help (!) or advice would mean gold to me.
Thanks in advance.

PS: no offense to Asians ( one myself )

Folks. Thanks for the encourgement and the advice.

One thing I didn't mention is that I enjoy the single life
. Its not like I'm miserable in any way.
I got into MCs in 09 and another GTAMer brought me here at the same time.
Four years, there were a few issues and I shared them in the romper room.
Happy to say even with the ups and downs in my life situation, there was always forward progress.
Just wanted someone to share that progress with (along with that person's)

Anyhow, the info I got from this thread is awesome. Thanks again and...


If you guys don't mind...

/endthread :grin:

You make no sense. See bold.
You are doomed. You make yourself sound bipolar or something of that nature.
 
Hey all. Since this is the most non-judgmental forum that I know.

You make no sense. See bold.
You are doomed. You make yourself sound bipolar or something of that nature.

The contradiction is obvious.
Which statement is true? "people are all the same" or "people are all different". Both statements are true. The contradiction is obvious.

The days drag on. But the week flies by. How can one person experience that simultaneously?

Is Jinster bipolar? Is Jinster doomed? I don't know but the whole "since this is the most non-judgmental forum that I know" fiasco is deeply concerning.
 
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油井緋色;2056026 said:
#2. Work on looking at things in a better light. I'm Asian as well and sometimes I want to straight up slap my parents for raising me with such a negative mindset. Motorcycling is one thing that's taught me to be less negative because in order to operate the machine at high speeds and corner properly, I need to have an optimistic mindset and believe in both myself and the machine. Negativity tends to manifest itself as fear and fear triggers many survival reactions that will make riders crash.

Stop worrying about what others think of you and work on what YOU think of yourself. Chances are, because you're Asian with a similar culture to mine, you have horrible self-esteem/self-worth and confidence. You down play your own achievements (I worked on a cloud-based digital content creation tool that has become huge, while I worked on it, I kept telling myself I was wasting my time) and instead think highly of others who are "close" to your achievement level.

I could go on but I'm pretty sure I hit a few points here considering your post was full of negativity and lack of self-worth. Forget the girls man, focus on yourself first. You're going to end up with a real ****** girl that needs a lot of adjustments if you don't fix yourself first.

This is probably your best serious reply in here. That and if you're going to date Italian girls, definitely meet the mum first :D
 
Folks. Thanks for the encourgement and the advice.

One thing I didn't mention is that I enjoy the single life. Its not like I'm miserable in any way.
I hope you mean that. 'Cause if it's not true, you're not helping yourself out by denying it.
 

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