No matter what stage you are in your life right now, you should be socially open. The fact that you are reading this blog post now probably means you are single and looking for love because this blog is all about providing information for men who are looking to date Slavic women. Today I’d like to emphasize the importance of being socially open.
- Being socially open as a single guy:
When you are single, you should prioritize your social life and say yes to every invitation. Go to every birthday party. Attend business conferences. Join that networking event. Have drinks with your co-workers during the happy hour on Friday night.
Being socially open gives you every opportunity to meet people and one of them can become your partner. Also, the more people you know, the more likely you will meet someone suitable through them because some of them might introduce suitable candidates to you!
Another way to be socially open is to join a dating website like SimplyDating.com where you can meet eligible Slavic women who are looking for true love. Yes, online dating is also a social opportunity to find a partner.
As I see it, both online dating and offline dating are valuable.
- Being socially open as a married guy:
Even if you are already married to a Slavic woman, you should still be socially open. Please let me explain.
I’m not saying you should say yes to every invitation. I mean you can be more selective and say yes to some invitations. For instance, you may not want to attend your cousin’s neighbor’s house party, but you should say yes to the business trip offered by your employer because that might expand your outlook.
Some men may say things along the lines of, “I’m going to focus on this project for 6 months, so I’ll say no to everything.”
Ironically, when you say no to everything, that’s not going to help you become more productive because you actually need to strike a balance.
I remember when I was focusing on writing a book in 2016, I decided not to go out for at least half a year. But after I was sitting in front of my computer all day every day for about one month, I felt exhausted, so I went out for drinks with my friends on a Saturday night. I remember my productivity increased a lot after that. Then I realized that I should regularly spend some time not looking at the computer screen, thereby improving my productivity – and it worked out pretty well for me.
“How socially open are you? Please write a comment below!”
