Hobbies for men to attract women?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I'm a man, but I think anything that demonstrates skill and that you're actually enthusiastic about. Skill can be knowledge or physical ability. It's hard to fake enthusiasm, and no woman is going to be attracted to someone who grudgingly goes to chess club or dodge ball tournaments. And you're going to get along better with someone who is interested in or at least impressed by your activity. If you're a sci-fi geek and hate exercise, taking up extreme sports to impress women is not going to work out well, and vice-versa.

This!

I was struck by a completely average looking man when I casually mentioned the book I was reading. We talked for 2 hours about books, books that have been turned into films, and film directors. If you want a woman to take notice the rule is be interesting. A good sense of humor cannot hurt either.

It's going to take a long time before I find that woman who is smitten by my deep enthusiasm and knowledge of the Age of Discovery, my sense of humor notwithstanding. But when I find that woman, she's going to be ALL OVER ME. In my mind's eye, she'll be all "tell me more about Bartolome de Casas" while she's peeling off her clothes.

[Anonymous]

Orange Theory Fitness or a group gym like Crossfit or even Yoga. You can chat how tough the workout it is to start with and maybe something could blossom over time.

[Anonymous]

Cooking and weight lifting.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:250K isn't enough money to be considered "financially stable" by women these days.

At 250K you have to go way down the socio-economic ladder to find a woman who would consider 250K "stable"... with that in mind... pick hobbies that put you in contact with "common folk"...

Fishing (bass fishing), hunting, casino gambling, carnival cruses, beach vacations to Mexico, etc.

Ridiculous! The $250K comments and the suggested activities. I don’t know one woman who likes fishing or hunting or even casino gambling. Beach vacations you rarely see a guy alone that’s weird unless it’s some singles place. These are bad ideas.

Agreed. This is an awful take.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm a man, but I think anything that demonstrates skill and that you're actually enthusiastic about. Skill can be knowledge or physical ability. It's hard to fake enthusiasm, and no woman is going to be attracted to someone who grudgingly goes to chess club or dodge ball tournaments. And you're going to get along better with someone who is interested in or at least impressed by your activity. If you're a sci-fi geek and hate exercise, taking up extreme sports to impress women is not going to work out well, and vice-versa.

This!

I was struck by a completely average looking man when I casually mentioned the book I was reading. We talked for 2 hours about books, books that have been turned into films, and film directors. If you want a woman to take notice the rule is be interesting. A good sense of humor cannot hurt either.

It's going to take a long time before I find that woman who is smitten by my deep enthusiasm and knowledge of the Age of Discovery, my sense of humor notwithstanding. But when I find that woman, she's going to be ALL OVER ME. In my mind's eye, she'll be all "tell me more about Bartolome de Casas" while she's peeling off her clothes.

Woman and I would be all over this!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I picked up so many women at WholeFood and Trader Joe. On the way back from my weekly guitar practice group, I stop by WF or Trader Joe to do grocery shopping. I carry the guitar on my back while I shop and women ask me if I am a musician. I told them I have a corporate job but I write commercial jingles. Women love musicians.

Who would carry a guitar around a supermarket?

I carry the guitar around with me if I have to stop by grocery store from/to guitar practice because I don't want to leave it in the guitar.  I don't leave the guitar in the car because it is a very expensive guitar, over 30k in value.   Chicks love musicians.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:250K isn't enough money to be considered "financially stable" by women these days.

At 250K you have to go way down the socio-economic ladder to find a woman who would consider 250K "stable"... with that in mind... pick hobbies that put you in contact with "common folk"...

Fishing (bass fishing), hunting, casino gambling, carnival cruses, beach vacations to Mexico, etc.

DCUM delusional. 250K at the age 30 makes you the top 1% earner in the US.

[Anonymous]

Yoga, lots of women in yoga. And in book clubs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yoga, lots of women in yoga. And in book clubs.

Add to that, yoga is good for you! I know some guys who dismiss yoga as too girly, but mostly they've never even tried it. Strength, flexibility, and lots of women in class. Yes please!

[Anonymous]

Come to book clubs. We're all women! Bring your male friends. But you must have read the book!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I picked up so many women at WholeFood and Trader Joe. On the way back from my weekly guitar practice group, I stop by WF or Trader Joe to do grocery shopping. I carry the guitar on my back while I shop and women ask me if I am a musician. I told them I have a corporate job but I write commercial jingles. Women love musicians.

Who would carry a guitar around a supermarket?

An absolute tool.

[Anonymous]

Golf

Ron picked up casey at the driving range

She’s way out of his league

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Come to book clubs. We're all women! Bring your male friends. But you must have read the book!

My wife says her friends are about 50/50 as to whether they've read the book. Plenty of wine and conversation drifts off of the book pretty fast in her circle, I guess.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Running, biking, yoga, music performance, sports team. When you do a performance art or sport it’s most effective bc it’s basically advertising, you reach a lot of people at once. Also includes acting/theater.

Other good things are crafts fairs, swing/salsa/tango dancing, joining a golf/tennis/swim club.

Definitely cycling.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm a man, but I think anything that demonstrates skill and that you're actually enthusiastic about. Skill can be knowledge or physical ability. It's hard to fake enthusiasm, and no woman is going to be attracted to someone who grudgingly goes to chess club or dodge ball tournaments. And you're going to get along better with someone who is interested in or at least impressed by your activity. If you're a sci-fi geek and hate exercise, taking up extreme sports to impress women is not going to work out well, and vice-versa.

This!

I was struck by a completely average looking man when I casually mentioned the book I was reading. We talked for 2 hours about books, books that have been turned into films, and film directors. If you want a woman to take notice the rule is be interesting. A good sense of humor cannot hurt either.

It's going to take a long time before I find that woman who is smitten by my deep enthusiasm and knowledge of the Age of Discovery, my sense of humor notwithstanding. But when I find that woman, she's going to be ALL OVER ME. In my mind's eye, she'll be all "tell me more about Bartolome de Casas" while she's peeling off her clothes.

Woman and I would be all over this!

Is this how we are rebranding European colonialism?

Signed,
A European but from one of the countries that never had any imperial aspirations (too busy fighting off invaders)