What’s Your Unfair Advantage When It Comes To Attracting Eastern European Women?

An unfair advantage is something that everyone has if you look for it! For example, older men who are looking for Eastern European women have more wisdom and life experience than younger men. So they are more sophisticated and experienced, which is a very attractive quality. Western men who are looking to meet Eastern European ladies bring good value to the table. They are more likely to be real gentlemen, compared to Eastern European men who often have alcohol or drug problems. They treat women with respect, and they appreciate serious relationships with genuine ladies.

Being Genuine Will Help You Stand Out To Eastern European Women.

In the modern dating climate, genuine men aren’t everywhere. This is sad but true.

Therefore, if you are a genuine guy, you already have a huge advantage. Women will find you refreshing and authentic – they will like you more.

Now let’s make this quality an unfair advantage: You are genuine, so you don’t play mind games with women. Please note that this is an uncommon trait in the current dating climate, so Eastern European women will definitely appreciate you more!

A lot of men often play mind games with women because they think they can easily outsmart women and they believe that dating is a game. In fact, women’s intuition is very strong and accurate. More importantly, women actually trust their intuition.

“If something doesn’t feel right, it’s just not right. You don’t need further evidence to prove that,” says Kate Northrup, an Amazon best-selling author from the United States. “When your body tells you that something is a bit off, please trust your body’s wisdom.”

This is so true. I remember when I was younger, I had a sales job and my managers were extremely difficult. Frankly, I couldn’t even logically explain why they are difficult, but I noticed their staff turnover was incredibly high (I was the last person who resigned from that team – everyone else had already resigned before I left.) At that time, every morning I had to see my line manager before my shift started. I was unable to point out exactly what she did wrong, but my mind was directly saying this to me, “If this is the manager here, no staff will stay here.”

I understand that difficult managers are everywhere, so I put up with them for almost three years when I could afford to resign from that organization in the end.

By the way, I was the top performer in that organization because I was good at my job. Yet they even found a way to drive me out indirectly.

The Topping Of The Coffee Will Set You Apart.

Now let’s have a look at this analogy:

You go to a coffee shop and buy a coffee. The coffee is good. You have nothing to complain about. It’s a positive experience.

Then you go to another coffee shop to buy a coffee. The coffee is good. What’s more, the topping of the coffee is extremely artistic and creative. This is a positive and memorable experience.

You are more likely to remember the second coffee shop, so you will probably go to the second coffee shop again.

In life, there are many important things that pose as unnecessary things. Just like the topping of the coffee.

If you understand this theory, you have another unfair advantage. You can easily set yourself apart by emphasizing the topping of the coffee.

For example, after chatting with an Eastern European lady for a while, you can send her some flowers or a few books as a gift just to surprise her in a good way. This gesture shows how romantic you are!

“Do you know your unfair advantage?”

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Olga P

Olga loves travelling and learning about different cultures. She enjoys taking photos, trying new foods, and spending time outdoors. A skilled writer, Olga is a language enthusiast as well. She enjoys meeting new people from around the world and trying out new recipes in her kitchen.