OK, I'll bite. Let's define, first, what makes a woman suitable for an LTR:
A woman is suitable for an LTR to the extent that she willingly submits to your frame.
Would anybody like to take exception to my definition? OK, let's go on. Obviously, according to my definition (which, if anyone disagrees with, feel free to tell me), the girl in your scenario is obviously running the frame--she's taking on the masculine role and extreme promiscuity, of course, negatively correlates with a girl's ability to submit to a man's frame for any significant length of time in the first place.
But I have two far more plausible scenarios and you can tell me,
@guru1000, which of these two women will best fit my definition above?
Scenario 1: Girl is 20. She had a long term bf she lost her virginity to in high school and really
thought she'd marry--but, predictably, that wasn't the case and they broke up midway through her first semester of college. She took some time off dating to mourn the break up. Later her freshman year she had several short term relationship-esque flings with guys at her school because, you know, she's a hot girl in college and the whole LTR thing didn't work out. But the guys at her college are immature and, if they're not sh1t tanked, only have the balls to like her pics and send her FB messages. So here she is--hasn't had sex in half a year, maybe more.
She meets
@guru1000 when she's in town--she's never met a guy whose known how to make her feel like a woman, it's something new; and he's oh so interesting--and he invites her to ride in her car and she's never ridden in a car like that. She
knows that realistically she probably doesn't have a chance to tie him down--the hostess and waitress at dinner were overly attentive and she thought she heard his phone buzz several times, but he didn't check it. If she doesn't sleep with him tonight, she might not get another chance--and she
never meets guys like that and, well, it might be a looooooong time until she meets someone like that again and he just is so sure of himself and.....
Scenario 2: Girl is 27. All of her friends are getting married. But relationships haven't worked out for her--she's met guys like
@guru1000, but she slept with them early and for some reason they never called her back. However, her parents were very religious and she only ever did that sort of thing in private and none of her friends/family/social circle knows anything about that. But now she feels a little guilty and she doesn't want that to happen again--and, well, she woke up one morning to find the slightest wrinkles at the corner of her eyes and lately the slightest bulge in her stomach where it used to be effortlessly flat. Of course, she
could always hide that past entirely. She's a good girl, of course.
Now she meets
@guru1000 and agrees to a date--and while she'd really
like to sleep with him she's been there before and she sees his car and calculates that he might be an awesome
provider. @guru1000 escalates hard, but she's 'not that type of girl.' He tries again, but again she defects. She's thrilled when she gets a call back for a second date, but she has to play her cards right....
Real Talk: Really all your replies in this thread are a little baffling to me. Less than a year ago, your posts were exemplary and incredibly useful because you preached the utility of your mindset to shape (and even overcome) any reality external to yourself. And now you're trying to lead guys on unicorn hunts lol. But read your posts from October 2015 and your posts now and tell me, if you were looking to find balance and happiness in your life and seeking an original line of thinking that departs from a traditional narrative that you've
seen for yourself doesn't work (and not some weird Madonna/*****, unicorn sh1t that 90% of guys subscribe to and which women use to manipulate men
consistently when they sense they can), which
@guru1000 would you choose to take advice from?