How to get a Girlfriend - My top tips

This man has had 16 girlfriends in the

past. How did he do it? And now he will

teach you how to get a girlfriend. Listen

carefully.

Hi, so I've noticed there's a lot of angry

single people in the comments section who

like to insult me and say

rude things every time I find a new

girlfriend. And I thought to myself, why

are these people so angry? Why are they so

rude? Why are they so upset at the idea

that I can get a girlfriend and they

cannot? And I thought to myself, well, I

could respond to them with hate and anger

and be rude back to them, but I could also

share my knowledge and expertise and try

and help them, because helping people is

what makes the world a better place. So my

first tip would be making yourself look

presentable. The first thing a woman is

going to notice about you is the way you

look, and the way you present yourself

kind of portrays what kind of person you

are into the world. And the easiest thing

you can do to start off with would be

getting a proper haircut and fixing your

hairstyle. Now, if you're the kind of

person who spends a lot of time inside at

home playing video games and you love

anime, you might have a really stupid

looking haircut, because I know I

definitely did have a stupid looking

haircut between the ages of 17 all the

way until about 26, I had a stupid-looking

haircut that I thought looked really,

really cool. I straightened it, I grew it

long. At one point in my life, I always

had my hair from the back. I always had it

long enough so I could tie it around my

neck, and I was really scared of cutting

it any shorter. And I was really into

anime where they had that kind of spiky

long hair, and I was into emo bands like

My Chemical Romance where they had that

long straight hair, and I thought it

looked really cool. And don't get me

wrong, it does look cool on some guys if

they have a good-looking face. And I'm

assuming, well, if you're watching this

video, you probably don't have a

good-looking face, otherwise you won't

really have problems with getting a

girlfriend. So most of us guys look kind

of stupid if we have long spiky hair. And

as, as cool as you may think you look,

um, in reality you probably look kind of

weird and stupid. I mean, look at the kind

of hairstyle I had when I was 18. I looked

absolutely ridiculous, and I can't believe

I went out in public with that kind of

hair. And even when I was 22, 23,

24, I was still having that long

hairstyle. It kind of evolved from a spiky

emo anime hairstyle to a kind of mushroom

mullet that looked absolutely terrible.

And it wasn't until I was about 26, 27

that I finally got the courage to cut it

short. And I think my hairstyle now just

looks 10 times better than it ever did in

the past. And it took a lot of courage

from me to finally be able to make it

short and make that change, but I think it

was definitely worth it. So yeah,

changing your hairstyle I think is

something you could easily do for a very

low price, a very low cost, and it just

improves your physical appearance by so

much. You might be thinking, I like my

long spiky hair that I spent 1 hour

straightening and using hairspray on.

Makes me feel unique and special. And I

don't want to look like everyone else. I

don't want to look normal. Well, there's

nothing really wrong with looking normal.

Looking normal isn't necessarily a bad

thing. There's a reason why most people

have a similar kind of hairstyle. It's

because it looks good and it looks normal.

Now, my next advice is I think a lot of

men who are single and find it difficult

finding a partner might have low

confidence problems. They might be

thinking, oh, I don't have a job, I don't

have a good job, I don't have money, I'm

not funny, I don't have a house. None of

those things really matter, though they're

nice to have and they definitely help,

but you've got to think of it as kind of

like a bonus thing. If a girl likes you

and is attracted to you, she's not really

going to care if you're homeless or

jobless or you don't have any money or you

don't know how to drive. Of those things

really matter a lot. They're nice little

bonus things that will make her like you

more, you know, in a tiny way. But in

the overall picture, if she likes you,

she's going to like you. And if she

doesn't like you because you don't have a

car or you don't have a good job or you

don't have a house, then she's not a good

woman to be with in the first place. If

she's the kind of woman who's going to

reject you just because you don't have

certain things and you can't do things for

her like driving her around, then you're

better off without her. She's not a good

woman. Say goodbye to her and don't be sad

about it, because if she just wants to be

with someone because they're able to do

things for her, then I'm sorry to break

it to you, but she doesn't sound like a

very good person to be with in the first

place. One type of comment that kind of

pisses me off a lot is when people say,

of course that girl didn't like you. What

do you bring to the table? You don't have

anything to offer her. As if I have to

offer her anything. Obviously, if I like

the girl, I'm going to naturally want to

be able to do things for her, and I want

to be able to provide for her and do

things for her. But if the sole reason

that she rejected me is because I am

unable provide certain things.

Well, to be honest, she doesn't sound like

a very nice person to be with. I don't

want to be with someone just because I am

able to drive them around, or I am able to

provide them with a home, or I am able to

provide them with money and material—

materialistic goods. Obviously, I would

like to be able to provide them those

things, but if the only reason they want

to be with me is because I can provide

those things, then I don't think I want to

be with them in the first place. I want to

be with a woman who likes me for who I am

as a person, not because I'm able to drive

a car. So as a man, never feel pressured

into having to offer something or being

able to bring something to the table. Um,

it's 2020. The woman can also bring stuff

to the table. There's nothing stopping her

from being able to learn to drive herself,

being able to earn her own money, being

able to provide herself with a shelter.

So in response to those idiots who like to

say, what do you bring to the table?

Number one, the table doesn't exist. And

what I bring to it, if there was one, is

me, my personality, who I am, what I stand

for. And if that's not good enough, then

you can pee off. So my point was, after

that whole little rant, was if you are

jobless, if you are homeless, if you don't

have much money, then don't worry about

it. Those things aren't really going to

stop you from finding a good partner, and

if she is a good person, she won't, um,

she won't let those things stop her from

wanting to be with you. For the last 10

years, I've mostly been unemployed, I've

mostly not had my own home, I've mostly

not had much money, and that never really

stops me from finding a girlfriend, and it

shouldn't stop you. Now the most important

thing you need to do is you need to get

yourself out there. How is your partner—

how is your potential future partner going

to know about you if they don't even know

about you? If you're just hiding in your

room playing video games, there could be

20,000 potential future mates for you.

They won't even know you exist. So you

have to get your existence out

there and let people know that you're

there. And the best way to do this is by

socializing, networking, going to clubs

and parties. Now, if you're like me and

you don't really like socializing and you

don't like parties or clubbing, um,

things do get a little bit tricky. But

don't worry, it's not impossible. My best

advice would be to follow in my footsteps

and go and stay in a guest house in Japan,

because a guest house is a great way to

live with a bunch of strangers and

you're going to be with them on a daily

basis getting to know them. They'll be

getting to know you, and you never know,

you might be able to find a girl who likes

you. And I've managed to find 4 different

girlfriends by staying in guest houses,

and I didn't even really do anything to

attract them to me. I was just there at

the guest house and I magically got these

girlfriends without really putting in any

effort into it. So in just the space

of a few years, by staying in a guest

house, I was able to get 1 French

girlfriend, 2 Korean girlfriends, and a

Japanese girlfriend. And that's, that's

pretty good, I think, from considering

that I'm a pretty withdrawn introvert with

bad social skills, and I had really

stupid-looking hair back then. And I was

able to get these girlfriends just by

being in a guest house. Now, Um, just

because you're going to Japan doesn't

necessarily mean you have to have a

Japanese girlfriend. They could be from

any other country, and if you're living in

a guest house, there's going to be lots of

other foreigners and foreign girls, so it

doesn't really mean you have to focus only

on getting a Japanese girlfriend. You can

get a girlfriend from any other country

just by living in a guest house. I think

it's a great way to meet people. And

another way to get your presence known is

by using dating websites. Obviously,

Tinder, and there's loads of other dating

websites you need to be on. Just make a

profile on every single website, take some

nice photos, write some things about

yourself. It doesn't matter if it's true

or not. Basically what you want to do is

get the attention of a potential future

mate. And in my personal case,

in my experience, making a YouTube channel

really helped. But not everyone has what

it takes to make a 106,000 subscriber

YouTube channel. It's not easy. It's not

something that happens overnight. It takes

a long time, a lot of dedication that some

people just aren't able to, to have.

Having a YouTube channel is kind of like a

cheat code. It's like living at a guest

house and being on dating websites, but

times 1,000. It's like doing all of that

stuff but on steroids. You've got tens of

thousands, in some cases hundreds of

thousands of people knowing about your

existence, and the likelihood that even

0.5% of those people would be into you,

well, that's, um, that's a likelihood

that's very possible, and it just makes

the whole thing so much easier to, you

know, meet people and find your

future potential mate. So yeah, in

conclusion, um, go to Japan, live in a

guest house, and then make a YouTube

channel. Although I do understand that

Making a YouTube channel is not going to

be for everyone. Not everyone has what it

takes to make videos on a daily basis

consistently for years and years and

years, and it's not something you can just

do overnight. And not everyone's going to

be interested in doing it and putting

their face out there. I understand, you

know, it's something not everyone's

comfortable with, but if you are

comfortable with it, I would definitely

recommend doing it because it really

helped me. So yeah, those were my top

tips. I really believe that getting a good

hairstyle is very important.

And very helpful. So if my tips help you

in the future, that's great. Uh,