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So here's my observation:
When I go out (in the daytime) specifically to meet girls, much of the time they will not look at me at all and I often have a hard time getting them to open. It's difficult to engage someone unless you can make eye contact.
However, if I am out during the day and thinking about something completely different, the picture changes. (I've always been a bit of a daydreamer... back in first grade I was disorganized, inattentive in class, and could never find my pencil!) If I'm "in a dream", I suddenly notice that all sorts of women are looking at me... of course, most of the time they're gone before I can approach, as in that frame of mind it takes me so long to recognize it for what it is.
The only reason I can imagine that the "dreamer" is closely related to the "visionary" who sees possibilities that others do not and is thus slated for success.
If only there were some way I could pretend to be daydreaming, while in reality being ready to pounce at a moment's notice...!
Any observations, similar or contrasting?
When I go out (in the daytime) specifically to meet girls, much of the time they will not look at me at all and I often have a hard time getting them to open. It's difficult to engage someone unless you can make eye contact.
However, if I am out during the day and thinking about something completely different, the picture changes. (I've always been a bit of a daydreamer... back in first grade I was disorganized, inattentive in class, and could never find my pencil!) If I'm "in a dream", I suddenly notice that all sorts of women are looking at me... of course, most of the time they're gone before I can approach, as in that frame of mind it takes me so long to recognize it for what it is.
The only reason I can imagine that the "dreamer" is closely related to the "visionary" who sees possibilities that others do not and is thus slated for success.
If only there were some way I could pretend to be daydreaming, while in reality being ready to pounce at a moment's notice...!
Any observations, similar or contrasting?