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As someone who dated someone at work, don’t do it. It’s Definitely not worth the risk. I was told not to do it but I didn’t listen. I only know of ONE couple who met at work and one of them was immediately switched to another team and they’re still married.
Thanks for sharing this!
Really depends on how hirable you are. I once banged HR, she fired me, I quickly got hired at another job the same day.
Yes Gentlemen, you heard it here. Instead of asking out the really nice, beautifu woman, who shares your morals, and values and seems to like you,but works at work, Don’t ask her out. Instead, ask out the means crazy lady, you met at the coffee shop
@@CourtneyRyan You are right about women being busy in their “zone” whatever the hell that is. Women do this all the time, and then they whine, “How come I never meet any nice guys?” Uhh, maybe because they are in their snob zone.
I haven’t been in a work relationship myself, but hypothetically let’s say you did meet up and start a relationship with a woman at work and for the first few weeks it goes great, though once things turn sour due to arguments or spending more time in the office than usual it would in turn create a tough working atmosphere. You’d start getting more irritable, impatient and lethargic due to all the stress of maintaining the relationship, the conflicted emotions would rub off on your fellow employees.
Moreover let’s also say that you wanted to end the relationship due to those reasons, I mean yes you’d feel a burden has been lifted off your shoulders but on the other hand, seeing your ex walking around the office and being forced to work with her on a project would make things very awkward.
Bottom line is you can’t win either way, but by all means if you want to go for a workplace relationship then go for it, though my key bit of advice is that you should be well informed beforehand and know about the potential risks/roadblocks along the way.
Online dating kinda worked five years ago, but even the more premium apps have become all fake accounts.
Some truth to that, but I still meet or talk to people fairly regularly. It’s pretty easy to spot the fakes.
@ I agree about spotting the fakes. I’ve only been back online for a couple weeks. In the past I have usually found someone reasonably quickly. I just don’t remember all the bogus accounts being such a thing.
Tbh high quality women should now be meeting men instead of the opposite.
What does this mean? It takes two people to meet.
If you mean you want to wait passively for a woman to approach you, that’s effeminate (unmasculine) and will make them not respect you (get the ick). Not saying it’s bad if she notices you first and makes moves if you’re oblivious, but if you want it to come to you with no action on your part, that’s an easy way to dodge quality women.
Your comments seem to be negative and very against women in general. Suck it up and simply converse with a woman you see that you like. If the feeling of rejection scares you so much you’d rather hate on women then you’ll get nowhere in life until you realize it’s time to change your perspective to actually be in a relationship. Sad truth is no cares about your trauma it’s your responsibility to better yourself. Men approach women, accept this fact. No one ever said it was easy buddy.
@theelsanto32 lol I have no trauma and have been rejected as well I have no problem
@theelsanto32 I have no problem being rejected plus my comments aren’t negative towards women at all
@theelsanto32 as if I care if people care about my trauma 😆 😂 😆
Nightclubs are the worst places to meet someone
And yet…50% of all people met their partners there.
@ what is your source? Funny enough, divorce rates are over 80%
@@jacobmoney ???????? where did you pull that from lmao
@@ukaszt7065 lol for real. People are just pulling up numbers from outta nowhere in this comment section
@@jacobmoney Abraham Lincoln once said “over 50% of stats in online comment sections are made up.”
After years and years of hopelessly trying my hardest on dating apps to get matches, I finally met my girlfriend volunteering at the foodbank. Wasn’t even trying to find love, just giving back. She is going to be my forever person, we have so many values in common.
Work is a terrible place to try to meet women. Keep it professional and never date a coworker. I absolutely agree with you. Work is a “No” and just keep things work related. Never date a coworker.
Work is a wonderful place to meet. Same interests, same sector, same goals, same direction.
Which girl will be accepted by your family? The nightclub girl or the co-worker from your office?
@jacobmoney yeah but the majority of dating relationships don’t work so it can lead to a lot of problems.
@jacobmoney lol you working at the same job doesn’t mean that you align in everything in life. That’s the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard. What are you even talking about?? Coworkers come from all different backgrounds and different goals and mindsets.
@ctV837reZ also very true. Good point.
@@jacobmoney. you go to work to make money and to leave. That’s really it. I don’t care what goals or direction my coworkers have.
Interests/hobby scenarios are not always the best. Even though i met most of my gfs through my sports hobby, its now a place that i dont want to go to because of the betrayal of my ”friends” during my last breakup and i dont want to see them again.
Its really like dating at work imo
Good point.
Stop caring about what your “friends” think. Worry more about what you can do to improve yourself. If they’re really your friend, they’ll understand. If not, move on.
Its important to keep in mind that friend circles have some of the same risk she listed as work environments such as gossip, and awkwardness/tension but she only mentioned it for work and not friend circles
Exactly, and “friends” will backstab ypu.
As good as these suggestions are, the woman met STILL has to be: not married, not in a relationship, and LOOKING for a relationship (most important).
Change “looking for a relationship” to “open to a relationship.”
@@Criner05 How is it better?
@@azmike3572 – Draw the Venn diagram. “Looking for a relationship” is a smaller circle within the larger circle of “open to a relationship.”
Lot’s of people who aren’t actively looking for a relationship would be willing to try one if the right opportunity came along.
I struck up a conversation with a girl a while back. I wasn’t hitting on her, just making friendly, causal conversation. Didn’t know if she was single. Didn’t care because I wasn’t trying to get a date or anything. Just a simple chit-chat and see’ya around sort of thing.
Had a couple more conversations after running into each other again. Eventually figured out she was single but wasn’t looking for a relationship. In fact, she was sort of avoiding them. I guess she changed her mind. She married me. So there’s that.
@@azmike3572There’s looking for something and there’s accepting something if it comes your way.
Putting “online dating” that high in 2025 is wild 😂😂😂
Personal experience can sway someone’s opinion even if the stats don’t back it up
Yeah I chalk that up to the “my personal experience” disclaimer. Almost every tier list is imperfect.
She’s obviously biased on that one.
i’d put d tier 80% chance or higher that its not going to work out
Shes basing it off back in the day
🤔 *I asked the gym’s personal trainer what type of machine I should use to get the best looking women*
He said the ATM outside
😅😂🤣
Ha
I think if you’re gonna approach a woman at the gym, store or something, it’s best to only do it if you’ve seen each other there a few times, and made eye contact. So you’re not a completely random stranger, she’s at least familiar with you. I’m never just approaching a random woman the first time I see her
Women don’t want to be approached. If she is interested, she will make the first move and talk to you.
@@TheGreatMandaloreWTF, in what world. Men are supposed to do the approach.
@ They don’t want to be approached by random men, which is the main idea of my comment. If you’ve seen each other a few times first she might warm up to you. I’m saying it’s guaranteed, it just might increase your chances
@ Or wear a lapel button reading “Not Random”.
Haha, you’re an idiot. Prepare to be alone for the rest of your life if you subscribe to that way of thinking. @@TheGreatMandalore
I met my gf at a dog park so this is accurate. Our dogs started playing, we made play dates for the dogs, found out we were both single and went on a date ourselves.
Love this!!
my dog doesn’t get along with other dogs 😭
@@nathanpoirier7200 Then, walk your dog around the neighborhood.
A major issue I had with volunteering is that a lot of women do that with friends and mainly stick to those friends.
Add the “we only came to volunteer and not socialize/meet new people etc” attitude and it makes it harder
I have to say that these types of clips with tier table are much more interesting than others!
Networking events can be tricky. I think it’s definitely read the room and even if you chat with a woman, you don’t exactly know what her real intention is – i.e. if you are at a company she wants to join or if you are at the same company and you are at a higher job level – she might just be chatting/flirting with you just use you to get new or better job
My friend at one point purchased a house and had four to five roommates living with him (to pay the mortgage). One thing he saw gain alot of traction was hosting friends over for music, drinks, and food. Since all of the roommates were very closely aligned (think morals, values, etc) the people that were invited over were “generally” like minded guests. With each roommate inviting over a dozen or so friends, we had alot of people over for big holidays and weekend parties. I can’t tell you the number of relationships that developed from that place and a good number went on to marry and have kids. While not everyone can afford a house (where you can host over 50+ people), I think this approach is definitely up there as far as one of the best possible ways to meet people and develop relationships. Whether it be networking, new friends, dates, etc. This approach over the years gained so much momentum and is what made it overall successful for many guys and girls regardless of expectations. All in all, having close friends that are like minded with identical value orientation provides a good propensity to meet like minded friends of friends that can lead to great authentic relationships 🙂
Concerning grocery stores, In Spain it is a big big thing – if you go to the supermarket and put an upside down pineapple in your shopping car you are indicating that you are single and ready to be approached. Look it up.
Wow I didn’t know that! Thanks for sharing. 😂
Seems like a waste of money, if you don’t care for pineapples.
@@Electrical-t1j You don’t need to buy it – you leave it in the cart while you shop in the grocery store. You put it back before paying if you don’t want it.
Courtney left out these tiers are all below the “ he has so much Status and is super hot “ tier
Courtney is not unlike all women they marry a lifestyle not the man
Your videos gave me enough confidence to actually ask a girl out. Granted, it failed but the fact that I put myself out there like that for the first time is a win for me.