Chasing is fun, if you do it right.

Go out, learn some new hobbies, try new things. Make a point to at least try some things you don't like. Make new friends, and you'll probably find someone who is equally happy to find you. The chase can be fun, but don't chase a person, chase happiness, run with the pack, and find the one who is running with you.

The comic may be and so may the comment I was replying to.
The question, however, isn't: people may have more on their minds than the pursuit of women, eg, the state of humanity.

Moreover, the comic is about multiple things.
The man sees an invitation to meet women.
The woman sees a warning.

It makes as much sense to ask about this discrepancy, messages, norms.

And me saying that to black people when they get mad I said they're one of the good ones isn't racist? 'Cause..

Awesome thanks

Sharing hobbies is not what I would call chasing, that's just basic social skills. Chasing is pretty much all the pick-up artist stuff. But honestly, I find people of today extremely boring, especially young people. The most complex hobby they have is doing workout to look fit and even that is done on a very superficial level. Nobody makes art anymore or is into philosophy or psychology. It's all just about consuming memes and TikTok slop or pretending to be creative by using AI or joining the current virtue signaling/slacktivism hypetrain on social media. That's why I prefer to talk to older people, you can sit down with them in a café and talk for hours about plenty of topics without ever looking at a smartphone. But it's not easy to find them, they don't go out much either for similar reasons. Society has changed a lot in the last decades and all I can do is to accept that and cherish those rare occasions.

You can't change other people. You can't change society. You can't change human nature. All you can do is to work with what the world gives you. All you can do is to adjust yourself. So you accept the sexism and racism and classism and ageism etc and find workrounds to make it through somehow to hopefully end up being mostly perceived as one of the good ones. Making lemonade out of the lemons life gives you. Screaming at the world to give you oranges will only cause the world to stop giving you lemons and then you have no more lemonade and a sore throat too.

or is into philosophy or psychology

That makes people fun?

I find people of today extremely boring, especially young people

I think you should take a look at yourself before you call a generation that is experiencing the highest cost of living in modern history, boring.

Think you mean ocean, you can get very clean water from bogs

When god gives you lemons you find a new god.

This is hilarious because women are purchasing concert tickets of a savage woman beater, Chris Brown, until they're sold out. He has a sold out show in Toronto tonight.

I guess if you can dance, sing, and look good, women will let you beat other women while they buy tickets to your show.

New generations aren't required to appreciate the culture of older generations.

Frankly, I think the half-perm half macklemore high sided buzzcut fuccboi look is dumb, and it makes people look like pomped up poodles, but they aren't getting those haircuts to be attractive to millennials. I imagine this is what my parents thought when every guy in my generation had spiked hair with bleached tips... So let them be alien to you, it's totally normal. You don't have to understand, but you should give them space to be themselves.

Predators like you.

You are the epitome of "Look ladies, I'm your one true good man" energy.

UPDATE: Ooof a quick dislike huh, maybe I touched a nerve

Computers and music instruments are ridiculously cheap compared to the eighties and nineties. I had to build stuff with broken parts I found in trash (like everybody else who wasn't rich so the majority of users) and still managed to make much better music with all that Frankenstein equipment than the average young AI slop "artist" of today. And you're also proving my point regarding philosophy and psychology or anything else that needs more than a few seconds to process. Fits perfectly with studies about declining attention spans.

I rather throw those lemons back & watch you make lemonade.

Yeah, I know. I've been called a rapist for refusing to have sex with women several times. Because that's what predators do.

Reminds me of a story. Four scientists, all male, on an expedition in Antarctica, far from any other human being. They set up camp, establish the data link to sync their email, and one of them gets an email spam of the sort "hot women in your area". The next human female was several hundred kilometers away...

That makes people fun?

Yes, talking to people about something deeper than "lol, look at this meme" is fun.

I think you should take a look at yourself before you call a generation that is experiencing the highest cost of living in modern history, boring.

WTF does one have to do with the other...? Are you suggesting that people have zero interests outside of social media because of high cost of living?

You do realise that libraries are free? That getting a used guitar will cost you all of $50? That getting a pencil and a notebook to start drawing will be, what, $5? Oh yeah, you can even get a pencil for free at an Ikea.

But hey to add my two cents: I think that fear is marketable, so women are over fed on paranoia.

This is the case with literally everything.

Used to hear about "no-go zones" in Stockholm in my local news a lot, areas where even the Swedish police were afraid to go in to. Then a friend of mine moved to Stockholm and started going to "the worst no-go zone" every weekend to get fresh produce. The only time he felt in danger was when he stumbled upon a drunk countryman.

We didn't have much better haircuts back then either. But we had more diversity. This is also one of those things I miss, the countless subcultures which led to interesting social dynamics. When was the last time you saw punks and hip hop enjoyers partying together in a park?

I'm not trying to take space away from young people by any means. I actually tried the opposite. It didn't work and I moved on.

I wholeheartedly refute the assertion this comic makes that the word 'lock' is onomatopoeic.