This is great,

I would totally at least give a guy that would say or actually do this a chance. lol. I recently joined up at the Absolute Write forums and while browsing around came across a post asking for dating advice by a guy with Asperger's Syndrome. I was honest with him and just said that I'm supposed to be normal and have the exact same fear or over thinking that he does. Just goes to show you that dating sucks all around whether you like it or not. But one reply I thought was really clever and cute:

"Well, that's an easy one: [in reference to someone asking about how to take the step from being a friend to a boyfriend]

1: Send her a query letter with all of your basic information. Make sure to include your special traits (snore volume, peck-dance duration, etc.) and remember to include any successful past relationships. Friendships and internet relationships do not count.

2a: Wait three to four weeks. She may ask for a synopsis, so be prepared to write one or have one already prepared (2k words maximum). Include only the important aspects of yourself and your past. Remember, she's probably very busy.

2b: If you do not hear back by then, take it as a rejection and try again. The carpet-bomb query method is NOT advised here.

3a: If she likes what she reads, she may ask to meet you in person. Keep in mind that rejection is not too late at this point, but your chances are quite good.

3b: Refer to 2b.

4: If you're still in the game at this point and the up-front meeting has gone well, congratulations, she's interested! (Note* Future binding contracts may be required, along with multiple-child deals.)"

If you want to read the whole thread this is it:
http://absolutewrite.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2595907&posted=1#post2595907

But I just thought that was pretty amusing and wanted to share. If only dating were that easy. Honestly when you think about it shopping out a novel is a lot easier than dating.

Haha. So if I ever get discouraged about my writing career I'll just look at my love life for the "it could be worse."

1 comments:

Lindsey said...

I have two kinds of relationship advice.

1) Jump on him.
2) Jump on her.

That is all.