Rekindling The Spark

As with any fire or idea, everything must first begin with a spark.  I'm going to go a bit nerdy on you here and explain to you where the name Circuit-su came from.  Now, I'm not a huge fan of the comics or the movie Transformers but I do love the idea of a good old fashioned transformation, a phoenix from the ashes if you will.  

So, the official nerd definition of Circuit-su is "a Cybertronian martial art that emphasizes mastery of the energies of one's spark." If you don't know what Cybertron is, you can learn more about it here. But I think it's safe to assume that if you've found this page, you probably have a good idea of some of the nerdier lingo out there.

This blog is going to (attempt) to be a way for the nerdier fellas out there (or ones that simply can't wrap their heads around why you shouldn't wear socks and sandals together) to have a female mediator between you and the oh-so-confusing and complex female brain (and maybe be someone who can tell you when It's Time to stop balding and just be bald).  

Yes, you may know how to hack into the darkest depths of the interweb, dance around Algebraic equations like they're your bitch, and know the Trekkie phrase, "mom's basement," and to you, the most complicated protocol is what pair of track pants to put on in the morning.  But let's be real, it's not what the ladies are digging. 

I think the first thing to understand is this: we're not all complicated beings. Some of us like staying up till 4 am playing video games. And most of us like to have someone around who we can do that with.  We don't all want a ripped, 6'7 Prince Charming. We like someone who can make us laugh, someone who treats us like we're their best friend and most of all - and this might come as a surprise.....

Someone with confidence!!!

That right there sums up why most men - who are maybe not considered "attractive" by societal standards - are able to do so well with the ladies.  But more about this in a future post.

Anyway, if you have any questions for me or want some tips personally tailored to you, send me an email at circuitsu@gmail.com! I'll try and help you best I can to get that spark going!

-Samantha