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The truth is that as much as I can deeply empathize with this difficult and complex situation, I can’t possibly begin to instruct a man on how to adopt the traits that will make him more attractive and successful with quality women. I can only comment on what it is that a feminine woman does and doesn’t find attractive, and why.

One point that I was trying to make, and one that I stand firm on, is that yes, social skills are important. They are important regardless of gender or where one falls on the masculine-feminine scale (the most devastatingly attractive man I have ever met is a master of communicating and reading others, male and female), and being able to communicate well with and ‘read’ others actually does contribute strongly to a happy life, which is based on happy relationships. Would you agree? So no, one does not have to sit in a corner and not bother anyone. The most important point of all is that these skills can be learned. I have also read Yohami’s blog, and I agree completely with his concept (as I perceive it) that one can become ‘alpha (i.e. displaying attractive masculine traits that women respond favorably and sexually to)’ by unlearning the false information that you were unfortunately taught as a boy and reclaiming your inherent masculinity. It’s not about faking it like PUA’s, but practicing it until you understand it and it becomes who you are, your default way of being. As far as learning when it is and isn’t appropriate to touch women, Detinennui32 is gold. I completely agree with everything in his comment about practice. Which is what I was attempting, albeit unsuccessfully, to say…how does one ever get better at, or understand, anything if one doesn’t practice it? That includes women.