Beauties Wanted Non-Remotely Position Available In New York, New York

⚐ ⚑ ⚑ Beauties Wanted Non-Remotely (Midtown West) ‹ image 1 of 1 › compensation: half an hour for $100 cash My name is Hakeem and this is a real situation that I’m honestly seeking sincere help with. I really am struggling. So please don’t to this ad if you’re not beautiful like the person in the photo! There’s something that happens to me almost every time I see a physically beautiful woman in public. It’s like a switch flips in my mind—a sudden rush of desire to speak, to connect, to say something that might lead to a genuine interaction. A compliment, a conversation starter, anything that bridges the gap between strangers. But then… nothing. Or worse—something awkward. I freeze. My mind races, my palms sweat, and my chest tightens with a nervous energy I can’t control. I want to say something smooth, confident, or at least normal. But when I finally muster the courage to open my mouth, the words either don’t come out at all or tumble out in a clumsy mess. I stutter, I overthink, I second-guess every syllable. And more often than not, I just stay silent and walk away feeling defeated. I’m not proud of it. I’m not a creepy guy, nor am I trying to be disrespectful or shallow. It’s not just about looks, but beauty does trigger something deeper in me—a longing for connection, appreciation, maybe even validation. There’s a part of me that admires feminine beauty in an almost artistic way. But admiration doesn’t translate well when it’s trapped behind anxiety and awkward silence. I watch other men strike up casual conversations so effortlessly, and I wonder what it’s like to feel that free. For me, it’s a mental maze of self-doubt and fear. What if I say the wrong thing? What if I make her uncomfortable? What if I look foolish or worse—creepy? All these “what ifs” keep me paralyzed. The irony is, I’m a decent conversationalist when I feel safe and calm. With friends, family, or people I don’t feel nervous around, I can be witty, warm, and articulate. But put me in front of a woman I find stunning, and I become a version of myself that I don’t recognize. The confident thoughts don’t match the anxious delivery. I’ve read books, watched videos, tried to coach myself through it, but the anxiety doesn’t just vanish with logic. It’s emotional, physical, and real. And while I’m not giving up, I’ve come to realize that overcoming this isn’t just about learning lines or techniques—it’s about healing, growing, and learning to be comfortable in my own skin, regardless of who’s standing in front of me. So if you’ve ever seen a guy glance your way with a look of intent but no follow-through, there’s a chance it was me. Not rude. Not arrogant. Just nervous. Trying. Failing. But still hoping. Because one day, I’d like to speak freely. I’d like to let words flow without fear. And maybe even tell someone beautiful that I see her—not just on the outside, but in the moment we when two strangers connect without fear. Hiring Now I’m seeking a few beautiful conversation partners who can help me build confidence when speaking with women I find attractive. Conversations can be at a cafe, restaurant, park or library, but definitely nothing remote. Why I’m Asking I struggle with shyness and a stubborn stutter that only shows up when nerves take over. Regular, pressure-free chats with women whose presence normally makes me anxious will give me the practice (and calm) I need to speak more naturally in everyday life. What’s In It for You?

• A chance to make someone’s personal growth journey a little easier.
• $100 cash for half an hour session. There will be multiple sessions if you’re available.
• A fresh, respectful perspective from someone who genuinely appreciates the art of conversation.

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