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Don Juan
I’ve seen many witty, clever responses to a woman’s “I have a boyfriend” line. A lot of them are quite clever, but fundamentally flawed.
Let’s put aside the problems if she does have a boyfriend in the first place (do you want to go out with a girl that cheats? Do you want to piss off a man whose status and strength are unknown to you?) and look at the real issue.
If a girl offers this information on your first meeting, chances are she’s not interested. Whether she is telling the truth or not is irrelevant. She’s not interested in you. You will waste an awful lot of time chasing her if not. Although men and women are quite different, you can usually gauge responses by putting yourself in the situation. You have a girlfriend, and she’s not here. A woman you fancy talks to you, do you tell her you have a girlfriend? Alternatively, you don’t like her, now do you tell her?
One thing I’ve learned whilst dating is that all the tricks, techniques and mindsets will not work if the woman you’ve gone for hasn’t decided you are a good mate. The sooner you can get hold of information that she’s not interested the better.
This is my response to the “I’ve got a boyfriend” line. It has to be said politely and with a smile.
“I’m sorry, I didn’t know having a boyfriend stopped you from making friends. Nice to meet you”
Turn around and don’t look back. Don’t even try to catch her eye later on in the night. Having done this a few times, I’ve gotten quite a few different responses. They all fall under these three categories:
1.
The woman is embarrassed, and sees the stupidity of the situation. She comes back, and tries to get your attention. I have had women buy me drinks, apologise, give out their number and I’ve even slept with a few of them. I’ve also made many female friends, who help in getting more women.
2.
The woman thinks nothing of it, and forgets you. She chats up other blokes in the place. You weren’t selected by her. It’s better than her saying “get lost ugly”.
3.
The woman actually has a boyfriend. He either arrives or she goes home without talking to anyone else.
Any way is a winner, and #1 is surprisingly the most popular response in my experience, so try it and see what happens. Most importantly though: Don’t waste time chasing women that are not interested. They may seem like an amazing prospect, but there are plenty of other prospects that require far less (or no) effort.
Let’s put aside the problems if she does have a boyfriend in the first place (do you want to go out with a girl that cheats? Do you want to piss off a man whose status and strength are unknown to you?) and look at the real issue.
If a girl offers this information on your first meeting, chances are she’s not interested. Whether she is telling the truth or not is irrelevant. She’s not interested in you. You will waste an awful lot of time chasing her if not. Although men and women are quite different, you can usually gauge responses by putting yourself in the situation. You have a girlfriend, and she’s not here. A woman you fancy talks to you, do you tell her you have a girlfriend? Alternatively, you don’t like her, now do you tell her?
One thing I’ve learned whilst dating is that all the tricks, techniques and mindsets will not work if the woman you’ve gone for hasn’t decided you are a good mate. The sooner you can get hold of information that she’s not interested the better.
This is my response to the “I’ve got a boyfriend” line. It has to be said politely and with a smile.
“I’m sorry, I didn’t know having a boyfriend stopped you from making friends. Nice to meet you”
Turn around and don’t look back. Don’t even try to catch her eye later on in the night. Having done this a few times, I’ve gotten quite a few different responses. They all fall under these three categories:
1.
The woman is embarrassed, and sees the stupidity of the situation. She comes back, and tries to get your attention. I have had women buy me drinks, apologise, give out their number and I’ve even slept with a few of them. I’ve also made many female friends, who help in getting more women.
2.
The woman thinks nothing of it, and forgets you. She chats up other blokes in the place. You weren’t selected by her. It’s better than her saying “get lost ugly”.
3.
The woman actually has a boyfriend. He either arrives or she goes home without talking to anyone else.
Any way is a winner, and #1 is surprisingly the most popular response in my experience, so try it and see what happens. Most importantly though: Don’t waste time chasing women that are not interested. They may seem like an amazing prospect, but there are plenty of other prospects that require far less (or no) effort.