Bah. Social skills are for competing with Socialites.
Ignore them.
Go to the Sunday School of your choice. Go to the art classes of your own interests. Participate in the sports that you enjoy. Be honest and yourself. If you never try to con women with "lines", or push them away deliberately, then such legitimate activities will ensure that the women find you.
One of my friends just moved onto a houseboat. He loves it. He enjoys sailing it, and he enjoys working on it as well as grilling out on the back deck while moored in the harbor. He has no social skills, no money to speak of, and no looks, yet women flock to him now that he is doing what he honestly enjoys rather than trying to hit the bars with catchy "lines". The same goes for countless couples who go to Sunday School because they sincerely enjoy it. If you truly enjoy Sunday School, you won't escape single.
Go to the Sunday School of your choice. Go to the art classes of your own interests. Participate in the sports that you enjoy. Be honest and yourself. If you never try to con women with "lines", or push them away deliberately, then such legitimate activities will ensure that the women find you.
One of my friends just moved onto a houseboat. He loves it. He enjoys sailing it, and he enjoys working on it as well as grilling out on the back deck while moored in the harbor. He has no social skills, no money to speak of, and no looks, yet women flock to him now that he is doing what he honestly enjoys rather than trying to hit the bars with catchy "lines". The same goes for countless couples who go to Sunday School because they sincerely enjoy it. If you truly enjoy Sunday School, you won't escape single.
Activationproducts: I encourage you to heed the above words of wisdom from Southack. It rings of truth in every word. You've been sold a bill of goods that you have to be suave, wealthy and drop-dead handsome to attract a woman. Such is not the case. Sure, there's a number of people out there who buy into that shallow philosophy (sic), but I'll go out on a limb and guess those aren't the kind of people you want for long-term companionship.
As corny as it may sound, the key to finding the right person is in being yourself and it is in being happy with who you are and what you do. That sort of thing is indeed attractive to the right person.
I empathize with your current situation, having been there. It took me nearly 20 years to comprehend the veracity of this simple approach. I am hopeful that you won't need to make the same mistakes I have.
-Jay