louis
Don Juan
Hello all,
I'm a newcomer to this board, having discovered it by searching the internet for tips on dating and dealing with rejection. I'm based in London in the UK, and have recently become interested in dating women again after a long period on my own.
I've read a lot of the articles on sosuave.com, askmen.com/dating and the David D'Angelo material. My confidence is increasing in other areas of my life (I've recently taken up dancing, for example).
Regarding dating, I'm learning the importance of teasing, waiting, not chasing too hard, being confident and funny, and being a mystery or a challenge rather than 'just' a nice friendly guy. I like David D'Angelo's writing style, and his suggestion that men have an on-off switch and women have a volume knob.
I've started using what I'm learning on-line (useful for practice) and in everyday social situations, and I've noticed some positive feedback from women. Although I've yet to go on any dates, I expect to do so in the next few weeks.
Now a question (in fact two)
I received an email back from a woman I contacted on a dating site. I sent her a funny imaginative reply. And her reply to that was
'are you a bit weird or something?'.
I know I'm not weird, but it looks as though she didn't get my joke.
So, the questions:
1. Is this a straight rejection, or do I have a chance of dating her?
2. What would be a good reply?
I'm a newcomer to this board, having discovered it by searching the internet for tips on dating and dealing with rejection. I'm based in London in the UK, and have recently become interested in dating women again after a long period on my own.
I've read a lot of the articles on sosuave.com, askmen.com/dating and the David D'Angelo material. My confidence is increasing in other areas of my life (I've recently taken up dancing, for example).
Regarding dating, I'm learning the importance of teasing, waiting, not chasing too hard, being confident and funny, and being a mystery or a challenge rather than 'just' a nice friendly guy. I like David D'Angelo's writing style, and his suggestion that men have an on-off switch and women have a volume knob.
I've started using what I'm learning on-line (useful for practice) and in everyday social situations, and I've noticed some positive feedback from women. Although I've yet to go on any dates, I expect to do so in the next few weeks.
Now a question (in fact two)
I received an email back from a woman I contacted on a dating site. I sent her a funny imaginative reply. And her reply to that was
'are you a bit weird or something?'.
I know I'm not weird, but it looks as though she didn't get my joke.
So, the questions:
1. Is this a straight rejection, or do I have a chance of dating her?
2. What would be a good reply?