I’d like to have a boyfriend. What should I work on if I want to get married? Recently, I’ve started focusing on makeup, skincare, and hair care. I’d appreciate any advice.
I’ll teach you a super-simple method that anyone can use.
If you tell ten men, “I like you. I want to date you,” you’ll probably get a yes from a few of them.
It’s basically the fixed-net or beach-seine approach. You’re bound to catch a straightforward fish who isn’t too complicated.
That’s honestly all it takes to get a boyfriend, so give it a try.
Personally, I prefer landing one big fish with a single hook—but that makes it pretty hard to catch one.
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If you take the initiative, I think you can find a boyfriend.
The chances of a prince charming appearing right in front of you are pretty slim for most people.
For now, I think your only option is to actively put yourself out there and look for opportunities to meet someone.
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For people I’ve encouraged to look for marriage, dating apps that require official proof of being single seem to be the best option if they’re in their 20s.
Marriage agencies mainly cater to people in their 30s.
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Shouldn’t the first step be to appreciate the world and be grateful for what life has brought you so far?
You’d want to meet someone who’s grateful and happy for the chance to meet you and for all the other things in life—and you’d want to marry them, too.
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Getting a boyfriend doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll get married.
You might be able to get married if you seriously focus on finding a spouse. There are many different ways to go about it, so I think it’s best to try different approaches and figure out what works for you.
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