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Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Disappearing Act

i've said for a while that a man alone at a bar is maybe as  close to a human gets to  being invisible.



  •  seemingly no friends, 
  • people see him as a lonesome loser 
  • women want to follow, go with the trends, go with a "proven winner", so they avoid him 
  • groups will literally push him around., out of his seat etc
  • less talking, more drinking, more likely to move to a problem drinker? 
 the only ones who care are  the ones who wants his money: the bartenders/waiters. and this is compounded more at a strip joint. lots of men alone there. 


but,  the older one gets, , the more one disappears? 

  •  not as many will hire, entry level etc? 
  • less attractive,  less relationships? 
  • hence less likely to have kids.
  •  less people care: friends and family have moved on with their individual families, parents are getting older and can't care  as much.
  •  mid life crises are not as appealing as coming of age stories? 

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