In the last year and a half that I live abroad, I learned a thing again and
again & # 8212; it sucks having to leave people behind. Good friends are
hard to find, and I met a number of them during my nomadic time.
The problem is that when you re move every month, you're inevitably bring
us to do, and lose friends. Constantly. It's enough to wear most people
down, and in turn, I think it results in more & # 8221 permanent
expatriates; 24/7/365 rather than nomadic travelers.
However, even if you settle in a place over at least a somewhat permanent
basis, you encounter another problem & # 8212; often the people you want to
meet (Red Pill aware and have their life together) are living the nomadic
life.
You could meet a great wingman in your city, go out half a dozen times,
then he packs his bags and leaves. This process is repeated constantly
rinsed and, depending on where you are in the world, time, etc.
Why linguistic exchanges are an alternative
In recent months, I have been attending sporadically linguistic exchanges
in my home town. Not because I have a huge work ethic to improve my
Russian, but mostly just to socialize and have a good time.
I've found is a fantastic avenue for socialization in many ways. I & #
8217, to urge all those who live abroad or spend a lot of time in a country
where English isn t spoken language.
Without further ado, here are five reasons why you should check a language
exchange.
1. Instant Social Proof for game
Short of becoming a rock star, I was very reluctant to find a faster way to
earn instantly alpha status-of-the-group over a language exchange.
If you're a native speaker, you'll instantly be the person the highest
value in the world simply because you can communicate it better than anyone
(other than other native speakers).
Girls and guys are both going to try to engage you & # 8212; be prepared to
talk and communicate all the time. If you're the only native speaker in a
group of 10, you are not going to pause.
In other words, you have the greatest value to everyone in the room & #
8212; so the girls will flock to you. Certainly it is not a seductive
environment. It's going to require finesse and game for girls exchanges on
a date 1-on-1.
Bonus: If you actually live in the city on a permanent basis rather, it
works even better in your favor. You will not see the parties Stag
overflowing a language exchange when they are only there for a weekend. In
general, most people who attend these exchanges remain for at least a short
time.
2. Hunting Easy Flag
If you're interested in adding some new flags to your first class
collection, you d be hard to find a better opportunity to meet your choice
of new opportunities.
As long as you are in a reasonable size and international city, there is a
common thing most girls who live there share & # 8212; they want to improve
their English. It is usually the only language they can all communicate.
I have never seen a greater number of girls from different countries all
put together in a room, and easily accessible. Of course, this comes down
to & # 8212; it is often quite diverse guy with a bad game stinking the
joint.
However, this point is almost moot & # 8212; as I mentioned above, if
you're a native speaker, you are the greatest prize there.
3. Making friends
Last year, sometimes I'm lonely. When I'm constantly moving, there were
times I don t have the guys to go out with. Nobody just go play pool and
have a beer with. It wears on you over time. Sometimes it's just the simple
things in life.
Well, language exchanges are also an excellent environment to meet new
friends. Just good to track those who have their lives together and aren t
spend their weekends walking in parades.
By nature, these kind of exchanges to promote a sense of openness and
accept & # 8221; so there are many Libtards waiting in the wings to attack
you about Donald Trump.
In general, you'll have something in common with other native English
speakers. They probably passing their home countries abroad & # 8212;
therefore common ground there.
If you make friends with some local guys foreigners even more doors can be
opened regarding local girls that you might not normally have access.
4. Free drinks (and warning)
Most hosts language exchange you buy a drink if you are a native speaker
and go to the group where they speak your native language. And they won t
the only one that you buy a drink.
I m not joking & # 8212 you can expect pretty much drink for free as long
as you're a charming and engaging everyone. They'll make sure your glass is
never empty.
5. It's Simply Good Fun
It is exhausting, and I wouldn t recommend going every week & # 8212; but I
found language exchange to be simply good fun. It is a good reason to leave
the house one night by chance, a good way to meet guys and girls having fun
and being the most desired person in the world.
I would not hesitate to recommend it to anyone that live in reasonably
large foreign cities. Start by browsing Meetup, Facebook and other social
sites to find the best information. Find the best and have fun.
For information on how to get girls on dates, check my program on texting.
For more information on living abroad, read Travel Eastern Europe.
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