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Something is not adding up…

109A Definite Beta Guy April 16, 2013 at 1:00 pm Also, Re: Guys Looking for Shiny….

I think I have related the story before, of my guy friends going after the stripper-look-alike, instead of the more wholesome girl when we were out drinking. She was very outgoing and social, flirted with everyone, even rubbed her butt against me and that was her mildest flirting of the night.

Wholesome girl has a nice boyfriend now, very good looking, former gymnast/employed accountant/buying a house. they look very cute together and she is absolutely gorgeous, if I do say so. I’ll send Susan a picture so she can judge. Bakes, easy to get along with. Very high quality GF. Was obvious to me the first moment I met her.

Almost stripper girl, last time I saw her, was bragging about her new boob job, and how her boss and her fellow waitress was feeling her up in the bathroom stall.

110Passer_By April 16, 2013 at 1:18 pm “Axe to grind, much?”

No, why? (Well, not in this case, anyway)

111Jimmy Hendricks April 16, 2013 at 1:19 pm And yet 95.5% of them are graduating college with an N >= 6.

Something is not adding up…

According to the stats Susan posted in the other thread, it’s 95.5% with an N of 6 or less.

I think how it adds up is that very few guys meet the girls they hook up with or date via cold approaches. It seems logical to me that a large percentage of those “warm” meet ups are going to occur with the more social, outgoing girls.

Just because a guy doesn’t approach or give attention to a girl doesn’t automatically mean he isn’t attracted to her. In a college setting (where most girls meet a baseline of attractiveness), it’s more likely that he thinks he doesn’t have a reasonable shot, or thinks it’s going to be more work and trouble than it’s worth.