“Jenna is 20-years-old and in her second year at community college. She comes from a worse part of town and has been working a retail job at a shoe store… Her only relief is when she gets to go party at the club each weekend where all of her friends are and where she gets to relish in really hot guys hitting on her and buying her drinks.

John has 3 degrees, has spent the last 8 years working 60 hours per week and never drinks. He’s maybe been to 20 parties in his entire life and has only been drunk twice. He’s passive and analytical and his sense of humor is highly intellectual…He’s not dressed entirely well…

It’s not hard to see that when he approaches Jenna, no matter what he says or what line he uses, it’s going to end very quickly…”

Personally, I've found this to be very true and have a lot of difficulty breaking outside of my demographic, which is pretty much exactly as "John" is described.

Unfortunately for me I generally find the Jennas to be way hotter. I'm super attracted to girls who look like they came out of a hip hop music video, but I look more like I belong in a Charles Schwab commercial. I guess I could try and get a bunch of tattoos and piercings but I feel like I'll look ridiculous because I'm stuck with an innocent/trustworthy looking face.

I actually do okay with educated girls with good jobs, but I dunno, I'm just unsatisfied. Maybe my problem is that I'm straight up obsessed with fat asses and slutty dresses, but the more educated girls tend to be on the skinny side and dress more conservatively.

Anyone have similar experiences, or have been able to overcome this kind of barrier?