(Afshin. gives you the REAL answer to the age-old question in his newest article, "Being Too Nice To Women”. If you’ve ever had a woman who only wanted to be “friends” it could be because you were just “too nice)
***QUESTION #1***
Afshin-
I've been receiving your newsletters and although I'm a little skeptical, I thought I'd ask you a question. I live in Las Vegas where I attend UNLV (I'm in a fraternity), play in a kick-*** rock band, AND work as a bouncer in a nightclub on the Strip. Now, given my situation, one would think that I'm just ROLLING in women, yet the only game I get is from older chicks and gay dudes. And when I do go out with hotties, I can't get them to call me back; girls my age just aren't attracted to me like they used to be. I'm smart, funny, I make decent cash, drive a nice car and all my "friend-girls" constantly tell me how hot I am. What the hell am I doing wrong?
Sincerely,
A.P.
***QUESTION #2***
I recently had surgery and during that time a female "surgical consultant" gave me guidelines of what the surgery would be like and how to prepare for it. In a nutshell, she was really hot. The problem is we have talked on the phone about the surgery and the results and finances with insurance. The problem is that it's only been on a professional level. She is fairly friendly, she doesn't avoid my calls, and she doesn't try to get off the phone quickly.
So I had her business card and I recently wrote her an email , to her WORK email address, on Friday and said thanks for all the help and asked her out for coffee and she emailed me back right away and said that "I am too nice" and totally avoided answering the "coffee" date. So I emailed her back that same Friday and said that "you totally avoided the coffee question." Today's Monday and she since hasn't replied to my email about going out for coffee. I feel like writing her back instead of waiting for her reply. Is this a sign that she is not interested in me? What do I do? How do I get her to at least go out for coffee with me. If she does go out for coffee with me, how do I keep her interested in me? You are my last resort for advice. If your advice works, then I am definitely going to buy your programs.Afshin Please help!
A.S.
Los Angeles
***QUESTION #3***
hEy,Af..
I am recently divorced and am 32 years old. Haven't dated since I was 21. So I have just kind of thrown myself back out there. A friend of mine told me about you and this newsletter so I started reading it and am fascinated by your advice. I have always been the nice guy- ready with an honest compliment and holding the door etc. Its not an act - its just how I am.
But I seem to be sensing a problem with this...
With my friends and gal pals I get the "you're too nice" comment all the time. I am still trying to figure out how you can be too nice. How can you be too much of a gentleman? Is this truly something that can kind of trip you up dating these days, if you are like me?
Thanks
DK - Denver, Colorado
***QUESTION #1***
Afshin-
I've been receiving your newsletters and although I'm a little skeptical, I thought I'd ask you a question. I live in Las Vegas where I attend UNLV (I'm in a fraternity), play in a kick-*** rock band, AND work as a bouncer in a nightclub on the Strip. Now, given my situation, one would think that I'm just ROLLING in women, yet the only game I get is from older chicks and gay dudes. And when I do go out with hotties, I can't get them to call me back; girls my age just aren't attracted to me like they used to be. I'm smart, funny, I make decent cash, drive a nice car and all my "friend-girls" constantly tell me how hot I am. What the hell am I doing wrong?
Sincerely,
A.P.
***QUESTION #2***
I recently had surgery and during that time a female "surgical consultant" gave me guidelines of what the surgery would be like and how to prepare for it. In a nutshell, she was really hot. The problem is we have talked on the phone about the surgery and the results and finances with insurance. The problem is that it's only been on a professional level. She is fairly friendly, she doesn't avoid my calls, and she doesn't try to get off the phone quickly.
So I had her business card and I recently wrote her an email , to her WORK email address, on Friday and said thanks for all the help and asked her out for coffee and she emailed me back right away and said that "I am too nice" and totally avoided answering the "coffee" date. So I emailed her back that same Friday and said that "you totally avoided the coffee question." Today's Monday and she since hasn't replied to my email about going out for coffee. I feel like writing her back instead of waiting for her reply. Is this a sign that she is not interested in me? What do I do? How do I get her to at least go out for coffee with me. If she does go out for coffee with me, how do I keep her interested in me? You are my last resort for advice. If your advice works, then I am definitely going to buy your programs.Afshin Please help!
A.S.
Los Angeles
***QUESTION #3***
hEy,Af..
I am recently divorced and am 32 years old. Haven't dated since I was 21. So I have just kind of thrown myself back out there. A friend of mine told me about you and this newsletter so I started reading it and am fascinated by your advice. I have always been the nice guy- ready with an honest compliment and holding the door etc. Its not an act - its just how I am.
But I seem to be sensing a problem with this...
With my friends and gal pals I get the "you're too nice" comment all the time. I am still trying to figure out how you can be too nice. How can you be too much of a gentleman? Is this truly something that can kind of trip you up dating these days, if you are like me?
Thanks
DK - Denver, Colorado





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