and boom goes the dynamite.

This statement is somewhat flawed (not bashing you in anyway).

Ok let me take a crack at this and I'm going to be honest here. I'm not here to to blow sunshine up your ass...

Oh I have my flaws as well and I work on them everyday. Fixing your flaws isn't like flicking on a light switch. Everything in life is a process. You simply have to put yourself in the process of fixing that flaw and working on it everyday consistently.

Rule of thumb from the guys POV is to keep asking her questions. Getting a woman to talk and keeping her talking is the best way to open her up to you emotionally, which in turn she will feel safe around you. By you asking her questions and getting her to talk shows her that you are really interested in who she is. At…

His character was my favorite thing about the movie. He was badass.

Spot on. You must be the is way at all times in every situation in your life (job, friends, family, etc).

I got it from the villain in the movie Immortals played by Mickey Rourke.

One of the core fundamentals is to acknowledge what your skeletons are and then work to improve/correct those deficiencies.

I call it being the best version of yourself.

Be bold and just ask the person out. Being yourself is 100% key in all aspects of your life. Don't be afraid of who you are. You must simply perceive yourself as being a catch and anyone who doesn't see that is missing out on the great and awesome person that you are.

The best way is to go right up to her and ask her out. That's it.

I get what you are saying, but look around. Men are way more into technology than women. I don't see anyone complaining about a lack of men in the manequiring business.

Then more women need to come forward and get into the field. Also you cannot just hire a woman just for the sake of it. If she is not as qualified as 5 other guys who applied then too bad so sad. Equal pay and equal work also demands equal experience and equal qualification.

I think we just found the next Photoshop contest.