soulforge
Master Don Juan
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This can happen and this partially explains why men who stay in the same geographic area their entire lives have a much easier time with social circle game.
Men who stay in the same area their entire lives will have female friends/acquaintances who also stay in the same area as adults. Because these men and women typically met in the K-8 era before hormones were raging, some sort of platonic relationship can emerge. Those male-female platonic relationships with deep roots in childhood can lead to some social circle introductions post puberty and into adulthood.
Men who are less geographically fixed end up being app swipers, stranger approachers, and Instagram DM'ers. At the same time, the women who are less geographically fixed are also more reliant upon the swipe apps, fielding in-person approaches from men, and entertaining some of their DMs. When I was using swipe apps, almost all of the women who I went on dates with were not women with strong local ties to my area. They were women who had multiple childhood and/or adulthood relocations in their pasts. They didn't have a strong enough social circle for introductions, even if they managed to have friends (which they all did).
I found this assessment accurate.
The typical man interacting with a woman who has male friends is a man who is a beta male. Beta males operate from a place of scarcity so most beta males will end up tolerating their prospective girlfriend/girlfriend/wife having male friends.
The majority of men do find women with male friends to be more difficult in interactions. It can be an effort to figure out which male friends are threats to the interaction/relationship and which ones are not.
If a man has adequate social and emotional skills, he can figure out which male friends would be problematic vs. the ones that wouldn't be problematic. Like I said above, it is an effort to do that and some men don't desire to make that effort.
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Dude this is not about attention. A girl walking over to the store and some dude comments on her looks or hits up on her (gives her attention) is VERY different from a girl having a bunch of dudes in her freinds circle, who she interacts with ONE TO ONE, who secretly want to rearrange her fvcking guts.Are you a man or a mouse? Men who get nervous that their desirable woman gets male attention do not deserve that desirable woman.