The Perfect Balance
There’s a saying I’m sure you’ve heard: “Be careful what you wish for. You might get it.”
It’s also been said that there are two great tragedies in life.
Getting what you want, and not getting what you want.
If you spend your whole life chasing something, and never getting it, it sucks. Nothing feels worse than an unfulfilled dream.
Now, most guys don’t have this, although they think they do. Meaning they really, really wish they could get a hot girl, but they never really do anything to get her. To them, this is their “dream.” But it’s not really a dream any more than playing the lotto is a solid financial plan.
When they say not getting your dream is a tragedy, it assumes you’ve taken SERIOUS action toward getting it. When it comes to women, this doesn’t mean going to the club every Friday night and wishing really hard.
Nor does it mean sleeping with club girl after club girl and getting angry they don’t suddenly morph into your dream wife the next morning.
This means really living your life to the fullest, becoming and ultra alpha leader of men, meeting several high quality women, doing everything in your power to seduce them, and STILL coming up empty handed.
This, indeed, is a tragedy.
But it’s also highly unlikely.
But what about getting your dream? Why is that a tragedy?
Because once you get your dream, the chase ends. The self development ends. That positive expectation of an unfulfilled goal ends. The imagination of a better future ends.
This is why Alexander wept after he had no more lands to conquer. This is why many astronauts who walked on the moon has serious personal problems when they came back to Earth.
This is why when you meet your dream woman (or what you think is your dream woman at the time) TOO EARLY in life, it CAN present problems. Not always.
To be sure, there are couples who met in high school, and realize that their relationship is VERY IMPORTANT, so they take the time to work on it. To BECOME each other’s dream partner.
But for most guys, they don’t really meet their dream girl (nor do many women meet their dream guy) that early in life. Sure, they tell themselves that. But in reality it’s their dream person AT THE TIME.
As they move through life and increase in social skills, earning skills, intra-personal skills, they realize that maybe, JUST MAYBE, they sold themselves short and develop a wandering eye.
Herein between the two tragedies of life lies the BEST PROBLEM to have.
When do you stop searching, and start finding?
After all, the more you search, the more skills you’ll develop, and the higher criteria you’ll demand, AND the more attractive you’ll be.
But there comes a point, when you must choose.
This, of course, is a very personal decision, and will differ from person to person.
But this is a VERY NICE “women problem” to have.