Top 5 Ways Libertarianism Can Teach You How to Attract Women

5. Don’t Attempt to Nation-Build

As explained, sometimes, no matter how hard you try, some just aren’t going to buy into you. This is of course much easier to deal with on paper than it is in reality, however. It becomes all too easy at times to find the seemingly “perfect” girl we like, and then imagine ourselves spending the rest of our lives with her. It often turns out, however, that she doesn’t see it that way. Learning to move on from this painful rejection is an important step if you wish to have success in the future.

To apply this to libertarianism, just remember the many failed American attempts in “nation-building.” Would it be better if many Middle Eastern countries were democracies (or better yet, Libertarian Republics) rather than totalitarian states? Probably. But at the same time, Western military forces cannot simply expect to invade and plant their flags and expect overnight success. In fact, the repercussions are sometimes even worse and involve the loss of billions of dollars and thousands of lives.

For that reason, don’t divert your attention toward something that simply isn’t going to happen. You’re only doing yourself (as well as the other person) a disservice in wasting everyone’s time. It can no doubt be difficult to let go, but as we know, although not always ideal, non-intervention overall produces better consequences. Rather than attempting to “invent” or “create” a military and political ally from one which doesn’t exist, it is sometimes better to just wait for a more natural fit to arise.

Because of this, don’t get hung up on your failures in dating. Just make sure you aren’t wasting your time and effort toward a lost cause. As libertarians well know, there are often many improvements domestically (or in this case, in your own life) which can be taken care of rather than worrying about what to do in a nation halfway across the world (a female who’s not interested). Ultimately, the former investment is likely to be a much wiser one, and will pay off in the long run.