20f, not interested in using apps. I havent had a gf since I was maybe 16, and it's incredibly frustrating. I have no idea on how to get a gf, and approaching women is even worse, as I tense up each time I go to approach one. It's not the issue of women aren't into me, but I get incredibly scared of what they may think, or of rejection. It also doesn't help my self esteem considering I work blue collar, and I feel they may look down upon me for it.

any advice as to how I can be better with approaching women, or how I can go about getting a gf?

>>33416295 (OP)
I have advice for the men that will read the post, but not for you. You are a homosexual. Please change. Life will be better for you.

Easy.
> Make yourself look cute. Do your hair or whatever it is that lights a spark of confidence in yourself.
> Deck yourself out in carabiners all around your belt. This used to be not-so-secret code that you're a lesbian.
> Wear a Xena Warrior Princess shirt or a lesbian pride flag.
> Wear a convention consent badge like pic related.
> Go some place with a high concentration of lesbians. A convent, horse ranch, gay bar, etc.
> Catch eyes. Draw attention. Make the hearts of your fellow women flutter with desire.
> Have nobody approach you because the man is supposed to break the ice.

>>33416295 (OP)
Women lust to be wanted and are hyper focused on details, so dress nice, appear nice and at least have a clean car and abode. Women are focused on relationships. Ask about her family, ask about her friends. Maintain eye-contact (when not talking to men) and pay for everything. From there, its all dice.

>>33416295 (OP)
I won't read yet another escapee from the HTGWG thread. OP will NEVER get a gf because he is too retarded even to check the archives.

>>33416295 (OP)
The same advice I would give a man - meet as many women as you can, as friends. Somewhere among them will be one you connect with romantically

>>33416295 (OP)
lesbian bars
LBGTWXYZ clubs and events
Pride marches

>>33416295 (OP)
beer halls
far right rallies and events
white power marches