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Embedded Disqualification:
Whether it's fair or not, girls will use things like your age, race, color, style, social status, etc., for automatic disqualification. Some of these things you can change, some you can't. Some girls will just use this reason as an excuse while others are possibly afraid to date or hook up with someone in that particular "class" or "status". Still other girls are plain stuck up and snobby about it.
What to do about this, or is there anything you can do about it?
Yes, actually. Now, obviously you can't win EVERY girl over, but if you appeal to her attraction switches first and also appeal to her sense of curiosity you can push her boundaries. Build her curiosity up about your particular thing that she avoids. Build her excitement about it at the same time.
For instance, whether you're the bad boy type, the preppy type, or whatever kind of guy you are, if you are first and foremost cool and confident about yourself that will catch her attention, regardless. This is where we go back to inner game. But this is also one of the first things the girl will notice, other than whether you have style or not, lol.
You can be too tall, too short, too skinny, too fat. You can be too old or too young. You can drive the wrong car or truck, not wear the right clothes, your skin could be the wrong color, your hair could be the wrong color, your eyes could be the wrong color, you could be too muscular or not muscular enough. Are you getting the picture? Some of these things you can change, and some of these things you can't change. Some things take a lot of time and effort to change, and some take a lot of money or credit to change.
Then again, you can't fit what every girl wants anyway. And you wouldn't want to fit what every girl wants, either.
All of the excuses above are just that . . . excuses. Some girls will literally look for any reason for it not to work out between you two. However, you can offer her a very compelling argument, if in fact you want to, by being so interesting to her that she can't get enough of you. You make her laugh, you keep her attention, you push her away verbally (the physical push in this situation wouldn't work quite as well) when she throws and excuse listed above at you. You place her immediately in the friend zone before she can lay that on you. You flip the frame, in essence, that you see coming.
Now, again, this won't work with ALL girls, but it will turn the tide on many of them.
There are countless girls that pigeon holed a guy right off the bat that ended up falling for that same guy who wasn't even her type and she wanted nothing to do with him in that way.
Alright, so you start with being cool and confident, then you throw in a dash of making her laugh and keeping her attention and interest. What does this lead to?
Basically, it should lead to you being the one guy that changes her mind about whatever stereotype she is clinging to in her mind. Remember, this IS something that is just in her mind. Just as your inner game needs to be tight, hers in this case is also tight, so you have to overcome her already strong mindset to break her impression of the stereotype. That's where you need to change things, by changing her mind.
Through the process of you being with her, spending time with her, building her attraction toward you, building her comfort with you, you are at the same time opening her eyes to the truth about the stereotype she is holding onto in her mind. Now, some girls will shatter their stereotypes easily, while other girls will be very tough, and still others will hang on to them for dear life. Again, you can't win over EVERY girl, and really you don't want to. Not every girl is worth messing with, just like not every guy is worth messing with.
But, if you think the girl has enough merit to break the stereotype in her mind, here's a process for you to achieve that.
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L.A. Tripp