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<blockquote data-quote="KJ" data-source="post: 71841" data-attributes="member: 1">This will be a rundown of what I think someone should do, not do, and my analysis of other viewpoints when it comes to building a relationship. Before I divulge methods of meeting people, let me quickly describe what I think as 'risky/stress traits'<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Body Modifications</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Unpleasant Personality</li>
</ul>Let's start off with Online Dating. I think online dating is probably the current definition of risk behavior and arrogance. If you intend on finding any person of quality, you won't find one, generally speaking. My theory on the dating dilemma stems from the previous observation. 'Cold Approaching'I think this way of interacting with someone in real life is also pretty vain and essentially a form of IRL online dating. You probably won't find any person of high quality either since less risky people might be less receptive to random strangers. 'Social Circle' I think this is the best way of finding someone if the social circle consists of high-quality people. You should be able to find a good potential partner this way as long as you're a decent being and actually relate to that person. From there on, build a quality relationship with that person.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KJ, post: 71841, member: 1"] This will be a rundown of what I think someone should do, not do, and my analysis of other viewpoints when it comes to building a relationship. Before I divulge methods of meeting people, let me quickly describe what I think as 'risky/stress traits' [LIST] [*]Body Modifications [*]Unpleasant Personality [/LIST] Let's start off with Online Dating. I think online dating is probably the current definition of risk behavior and arrogance. If you intend on finding any person of quality, you won't find one, generally speaking. My theory on the dating dilemma stems from the previous observation. 'Cold Approaching' I think this way of interacting with someone in real life is also pretty vain and essentially a form of IRL online dating. You probably won't find any person of high quality either since less risky people might be less receptive to random strangers. 'Social Circle' I think this is the best way of finding someone if the social circle consists of high-quality people. You should be able to find a good potential partner this way as long as you're a decent being and actually relate to that person. From there on, build a quality relationship with that person. [/QUOTE]

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