it's not in my nature to make others to feel on "emotional rollercoaster"

[jhonny9546]

The Inner Workings of Women: Emotion

It has been stated here many times that women are more emotional than men. However, truly understanding this concept doesn't seem to go far beyond the knowledge that women are overly sensitive to words and phrases. The key to understanding women's actions, reactions, words, and decisions is...

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Personally, I've understood the theory!
But I'm still trying to understand where it's worth doing it in the first instance.

Should our life, as men, be focused on logic, because we want to be masculine and on top in our life, or shall we "lose" our logic because we need to work on the concept of getting a woman to feel the "emotional rollercoaster"?

It's easy for people like me to be diligent and disciplined for a goal.
But if I do let emotions into it, it will be hard and my focus will be lost.
It won't come naturally to me to make others to feel on "emotional rollercoaster" while, on the other hand, I do see many men who lacks discipline but have the skill to make women feel the rollercoaster. So this is the contrary of me.

So I wanted to ask if there are ways, that I still don't know about, to integrate that behavior into my logical, rational, male and masculine life.

 

[AmsterdamAssassin]

Like I said before, you need to have the emotional self-control to give her the emotional roller coaster. Don't get into the rollercoaster yourself. You're at the controls, not the passenger.

 

[The Duke]

What @AmsterdamAssassin said is solid. I would also add that a man needs to learn how to separate work from pleasure and operate successfully in both worlds. Women are pleasure items.

 

[Chow Mein]

Dudes above get it.

The random non-siquitur crap you do that questions if she is the only one, drives women NUTS.
ADHD has its use(s)

 

[Pierce Manhammer]

I hate non-squirters

 

[BaronOfHair]

The Inner Workings of Women: Emotion

It has been stated here many times that women are more emotional than men. However, truly understanding this concept doesn't seem to go far beyond the knowledge that women are overly sensitive to words and phrases. The key to understanding women's actions, reactions, words, and decisions is...

www.sosuave.net

Personally, I've understood the theory!
But I'm still trying to understand where it's worth doing it in the first instance.

Should our life, as men, be focused on logic, because we want to be masculine and on top in our life, or shall we "lose" our logic because we need to work on the concept of getting a woman to feel the "emotional rollercoaster"?

It's easy for people like me to be diligent and disciplined for a goal.
But if I do let emotions into it, it will be hard and my focus will be lost.
It won't come naturally to me to make others to feel on "emotional rollercoaster" while, on the other hand, I do see many men who lacks discipline but have the skill to make women feel the rollercoaster. So this is the contrary of me.

So I wanted to ask if there are ways, that I still don't know about, to integrate that behavior into my logical, rational, male and masculine life.

Start by laying off the overthinking and constantly asking these weird questions, and instead going out into the sunlight and fresh air, and just being sociable. Not just with women, but with everyone you run into

 

[Chow Mein]

I hate non-squirters

Holy. Fvck.
Kudos

 

[jhonny9546]

Like I said before, you need to have the emotional self-control to give her the emotional roller coaster. Don't get into the rollercoaster yourself. You're at the controls, not the passenger.

What @AmsterdamAssassin said is solid. I would also add that a man needs to learn how to separate work from pleasure and operate successfully in both worlds. Women are pleasure items.

This may also happen to you, but personally, I struggle to be in control.
How could you be in self control when a women is touching you to start sex, or viceversa?

Also, If I give her that emotional roller coaster, I would get to feel a rollecoaster too (like when you sends her dirt messages and pics, or when you do something exciting with her, or when you make the dominant men because she has passed your boundaries, or just when you're using manipulation over there). This is really hard to control for me.

I mean, could you manage to be in self control when having sex?

 

[Harry Wilmington IDS]

Here's a whole video that does a good job of explaining how to give women a "positive" emotional roller coaster experience:

 

[AmsterdamAssassin]

Here's a whole video that does a good job of explaining how to give women a "positive" emotional roller coaster experience:

Is there a summary?

 

[Lotus Effect]

This may also happen to you, but personally, I struggle to be in control.
How could you be in self control when a women is touching you to start sex, or viceversa?

Also, If I give her that emotional roller coaster, I would get to feel a rollecoaster too (like when you sends her dirt messages and pics, or when you do something exciting with her, or when you make the dominant men because she has passed your boundaries, or just when you're using manipulation over there). This is really hard to control for me.

I mean, could you manage to be in self control when having sex?

What?
Do you realise that your questions makes absolute no sense mate?

You should do some ground work still man. I firmly recommend you reading The DJ Bible and the Book of Pook 10 times over, instead of trying to grasp stuff that are still beyond your grasp.

If you don't have time to read, listen to this:

The Book of Pook

My Narration of the entire Book of Pook. You can also get all these recordings in MP3 format for $19. https://gum.co/nyyBa Thank you for listening!

www.youtube.com

While doing so, follow this advice:

Start by laying off the overthinking and constantly asking these weird questions, and instead going out into the sunlight and fresh air, and just being sociable. Not just with women, but with everyone you run into

Good luck on the journey m8

 

[jhonny9546]

What?
Do you realise that your questions makes absolute no sense mate?

You should do some ground work still man. I firmly recommend you reading The DJ Bible and the Book of Pook 10 times over, instead of trying to grasp stuff that are still beyond your grasp.

If you don't have time to read, listen to this:

The Book of Pook

My Narration of the entire Book of Pook. You can also get all these recordings in MP3 format for $19. https://gum.co/nyyBa Thank you for listening!

www.youtube.com

While doing so, follow this advice:




Good luck on the journey m8

Thanks for the advice, but you wrote those things assuming things wrongs, like I don't have a social life.

 

[Lotus Effect]

I haven’t assumed anything.

Much on the contrary, considering the fact that you don’t have time, as I’ve stated, I shared the audiobook version for you to listen while you are on your social activities.

Instead of being defensive, take the advice!
And please, listen to the ebook.

Two ears, one mouth.
Listen more, talk less.

Side note:
Although, now that you mentioned it, posting question after question on an online forum on dating does not give much of a social life vibe.

 

[Lotus Effect]

Actually, by now, with the amount of threads with silly questions you’ve made in the last 48 hours

I’m pretty sure you are troll.

 

[johnnybravo]

The Inner Workings of Women: Emotion

It has been stated here many times that women are more emotional than men. However, truly understanding this concept doesn't seem to go far beyond the knowledge that women are overly sensitive to words and phrases. The key to understanding women's actions, reactions, words, and decisions is...

www.sosuave.net

Personally, I've understood the theory!
But I'm still trying to understand where it's worth doing it in the first instance.

Should our life, as men, be focused on logic, because we want to be masculine and on top in our life, or shall we "lose" our logic because we need to work on the concept of getting a woman to feel the "emotional rollercoaster"?

It's easy for people like me to be diligent and disciplined for a goal.
But if I do let emotions into it, it will be hard and my focus will be lost.
It won't come naturally to me to make others to feel on "emotional rollercoaster" while, on the other hand, I do see many men who lacks discipline but have the skill to make women feel the rollercoaster. So this is the contrary of me.

So I wanted to ask if there are ways, that I still don't know about, to integrate that behavior into my logical, rational, male and masculine life.

So you're saying you can't do both? Be both disciplined and emotional?

 

[Plinco]

The Inner Workings of Women: Emotion

It has been stated here many times that women are more emotional than men. However, truly understanding this concept doesn't seem to go far beyond the knowledge that women are overly sensitive to words and phrases. The key to understanding women's actions, reactions, words, and decisions is...

www.sosuave.net

Personally, I've understood the theory!
But I'm still trying to understand where it's worth doing it in the first instance.

Should our life, as men, be focused on logic, because we want to be masculine and on top in our life, or shall we "lose" our logic because we need to work on the concept of getting a woman to feel the "emotional rollercoaster"?

It's easy for people like me to be diligent and disciplined for a goal.
But if I do let emotions into it, it will be hard and my focus will be lost.
It won't come naturally to me to make others to feel on "emotional rollercoaster" while, on the other hand, I do see many men who lacks discipline but have the skill to make women feel the rollercoaster. So this is the contrary of me.

So I wanted to ask if there are ways, that I still don't know about, to integrate that behavior into my logical, rational, male and masculine life.

It's the opposite of what you're thinking. That so called emotional rollercoaster is a response to being more emotionally healthy and rational than she is.

I made a thread, which I talk about emotional vitality and the relationship between being rational and emotions.

Plinco's observations and thoughts | SoSuave Discussion Forum

 

[Vanderdonck]

I think the roller coaster metaphor is dramatic. To the wrong person it can sound like a license for abuse. Just keep her on her toes.

 

[Lotus Effect]

Like I said before, you need to have the emotional self-control to give her the emotional roller coaster. Don't get into the rollercoaster yourself. You're at the controls, not the passenger.

The answer to this thread is this that Amsterdam just said.

 

[jhonny9546]

Like I said before, you need to have the emotional self-control to give her the emotional roller coaster. Don't get into the rollercoaster yourself. You're at the controls, not the passenger.

Some people are born with this skill, some other could learn it?

 

[AmsterdamAssassin]

Some people are born with this skill, some other could learn it?

Nobody is born with this 'skill'. Developing emotional self-control is part of maturing into adulthood.