How to Approach Someone You Want to Fall in Love with You

 

  To be loved by the person we desire is everyone's dream. But sometimes we have to fight to be loved by our dreams. The struggle was not easy. We need a precise approach.

A special approach that makes someone with the intention  fall in love with you. This is what I have given you tips on so far. Tips on how you can create a dazzling personality and the right demeanor so that when you approach someone for the first time, you meet with the words you want to hear.

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So, you see someone you find interesting. They look great and you would really want to hang out with them. But, do you want them to fall in love with you? Or the other way round? Maybe not yet. It is advisable to first find out about the other person and see whether you really want to hook up with them. Remember that it is love we are talking about here, not infatuation.

 Once you have thoroughly decided that you want this person to fall in love with you, you can make your move. How do you approach them?

 Here are some tips. 

® The first thing you would need is confidence. Do not be shaky or jittery; that would only show you in a bad light. You are a person, they are a person as well. Maybe they have similar thoughts in their mind too. Keep this in mind. Do not be cowed down by the fear of failure. Keep your spirits high and sally on.

 ® Do not be worried of the result. Do not think too far into the future. Maybe just a casual date is good for the moment. Do not - 34 - expect more than that. That way, whatever happens, you will not be affected too much.

 ® Be casual. Do not put on an act. Most importantly, do not rehearse. Just think for a moment what you will say and then go on. If you think too much, things may belie your expectations.

 ® Be sincere when you approach them. Look at them in the eye, but do not leer. Have a smile on your face. Look cool but not imposing. Do not put on a face that shows you are bored of all these things! At the same time, do not appear overeager like a schoolboy. Be your normal self.

 ® Do not let a previous rejection faze you. If you have tried the approach with someone else before and it has not worked, there is no reason why it should not work this time as well. Every person is different. It is not necessary to change your approach. What did not work for someone may work this time.

These are some things that you have to keep in mind. Most importantly, do not hesitate. Make the move. Whatever happens, you should not let the result affect you too much.

 

Note :

1. Resource: Ebook, How to make anyone falling love with You Within Minutes 

2. Pictures are taken from Google

 

The democratic system is not suitable for implementation in Indonesia

 

Democracy is a form of government that is often seen as an ideal system, promoting individual freedoms, equality, and fairness. However, there are some who argue that democracy may not be suitable for certain countries or regions. Indonesia, a vast and diverse nation, is one such country where democracy may not be the most appropriate system of governance.

Indonesia is a country with a population of over 270 million people, spread over 17,000 islands, and encompassing hundreds of ethnic groups and languages. While the country has made significant strides in the past two decades toward establishing democratic institutions, there are still numerous challenges to fully realizing a democratic system.

One of the key issues that make democracy difficult in Indonesia is the country's history of political instability. Since gaining independence from the Dutch in 1945, Indonesia has gone through a series of political upheavals, including several military coups and authoritarian regimes. These experiences have left deep scars on the country's political culture, and many Indonesians are still skeptical about the ability of democracy to deliver stable and effective governance.

Furthermore, Indonesia's vast size and regional diversity make it difficult to implement a unified national agenda. While Jakarta, the capital city, is relatively prosperous and well-developed, many parts of the country remain mired in poverty and underdevelopment. This regional disparity has led to social unrest, including separatist movements in places like Aceh and Papua, that could threaten the stability of a democratic government.

Another issue that makes democracy challenging in Indonesia is corruption. Corruption has long been a problem in the country, with many politicians and government officials accused of embezzlement, nepotism, and other forms of graft. This corruption not only undermines public trust in government but also makes it difficult to implement effective policies and programs, particularly in areas such as economic development and poverty alleviation.

In conclusion, while democracy may be a desirable system of governance in many countries, it may not be the best fit for Indonesia. The country's complex history, regional diversity, and widespread corruption make it difficult to implement a stable and effective democratic system. Rather than blindly promoting democracy, policymakers and civil society leaders in Indonesia should focus on developing a system of governance that is tailored to the country's unique needs and challenges. This could include exploring alternative models of governance, such as decentralization or participatory democracy, that may be better suited to the Indonesian context

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