How to Attract Mr Right

You've had a string of bad relationships, or have never had a boyfriend. How on earth are you meant to attract "Mr. Right"?

[edit] Steps

  1. Be yourself. No matter what, being yourself is the most important thing. If a guy doesn't like you the way you are, he isn't worth the time of day.
  2. Dress well. This does not mean to wear a formal dress and strappy heels. It simply means don't dress like a tramp - you won't get "Mr. Right" that way.
  3. Don't cake on the makeup. If you do that, he'll probably fall for your made-up face rather than your natural face. And guys don't normally fall for made-up faces anyway. Use a natural and feature-emphasizing color and a sheer gloss. (unless you look totally gross without it on; that won't attract anybody)
  4. Be open-minded. That geek sitting next to you reading the 9000-page novel could turn out to be the guy of your dreams.
  5. Lay down some rules for yourself, and set a time frame, eg: I will make friends with that cute guy that I like by next Friday.
  6. Act on your rules. There's no point saying you'll do something and then putting it off ... and off ... and off.


[edit] Tips

  • Don't freak if a guy that you like doesn't like you back. Maybe you're not meant to be together.
  • If he doesn't like you, don't push and push and push to try to MAKE him like you; that'll make every thing worse and you'll end up wasting precious time finding the real right guy or having the real right guy find you.


[edit] Warnings

  • Don't dress slutty. It doesn't do anything for you, and the guys that come up to you will probably want one thing: sex. Not a good idea.
  • Don't act like somebody that your not. If you find the right guy and he finds out later that you're a complete different person, that won't end up very well.


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