How To Repel The Opposite Sex

Written by T. O' Donnell


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Ladies: Men may bed a hussy, but they tend not to marry one. They won't bring a wildcat or crazed neurotic home to mother.

For men, physical types vary. Not all gentlemen prefer blondes. Beauty is a matter of proportion. YOU may think your nose/bottom/breasts are too big/small. Don't listen to your neuroses, or female friends who try to subtly undermine you, or lie to you to boost your confidence.

Get a few photos taken of yourself in tight clothes, put said photos in a drawer for a week, then glance at them again.

Your immediate reaction is probablyrepparttar correct one.

Understand that men are inrepparttar 144062 grip of a powerful compulsion. *Any* woman can be attractive to *some* man. You just have to put yourself in his way. Staying at home, keeping torepparttar 144063 same circle of friends,repparttar 144064 same routine, won't help. Go to where there are men ofrepparttar 144065 calibre you desire. And look at them.

Gentlemen: You have to giverepparttar 144066 impression that you are confident, wealthy, powerful, (and sensitive in private with her). If you don't have these qualities, fake them. Women need to see potential, andrepparttar 144067 origin ofrepparttar 144068 word potential isrepparttar 144069 Latin 'potentia', meaning power.

How will you know if a girl is interested in you? She gives you a second glance. Try smiling. If she smiles back, you're in!

It's a myth that men gain women by chasing them. Women assess men, then giverepparttar 144070 big gits 'the come on'. You just needrepparttar 144071 confidence to walk over and say hello.

If you can think of a witty remark, make one. If you can't, just smile. Say hello. Ask a pertinent question. Then listen to what she has to say. Which, if she likes you, will be a lot.

Lastly: don't over-think it. We are attracted to a certain type, with whom we can make a better baby; more robust, healthier, smarter, better adapted to its environment. Other types just don't click with us, 'though we can acknowledge intellectually they are attractive. It's a heart thing, a guts thing, and parts lower down. The head merely gives its assent to a decision already made.

The shame is not that you don't find your onely love;repparttar 144072 shame is in not making yourself available to your destiny, and giving life your all. Go to!

T. O' Donnell (http://www.tigertom.biz) is an ecommerce consultant in London, UK. His latest project is an ebook on conservatories in the UK, available at http://www.tigertom.com/conservatories-uk/index.shtml.


Parents Rights Violated By Public School Compulsory Attendence Laws

Written by Joel Turtel


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Every year, school authorities and social service agencies harass or threaten hundreds of home-schooling parents who remove their child from public school. If parents refuse to send their child torepparttar local public school, and do not strictly follow a state’s home-schooling regulations, school authorities can file child abuse or neglect charges againstrepparttar 144061 parent. They can then call in social service agencies that threaten parents with jail or threaten to take away their children and put them in foster homes.

The Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) claims to represent “approximately 365 home-schooling families a year who are wrongly charged of some form of child abuse or neglect” because they chose not to comply with compulsory attendance laws.

School authorities’ harassment of home-schoolers revealsrepparttar 144062 nasty compulsion underlying our public schools. Thankfully, parents in this country haverepparttar 144063 right to homeschool their children. For their children's sake, parents should take advantage of this right.

Joel Turtel is an education policy analyst. He is also the author of "The Welfare State: No Mercy For The Middle Class." Contact Information: Website: http://www.mykidsdeservebetter.com, Email: lbooksusa@aol.com, Phone: 718-447-7348, Article Copyrighted © 2005 by Joel Turtel


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