EternalBachelor
Don Juan
I have been reading Doc Love's System which is basically based around being a challenge and had a few questions for the more experienced DJs.
How do you carry Challenge off without seeming too passive? It sounds as if you are basically just hanging back and letting the girl chase you, and the only action you really do is getting the number and arranging the dates and the rest of the time just being calm and relaxed and being friendly in a light, polite sort of way. But does this work in practice when you are confronted by insecure girls afraid of getting hurt and who are no used to chasing and tend to wait for the guy to do all the moves?
How is it adapted to situations where you see the girl a lot of the time e.g. in an office or an evening class or at school? His method of just asking for the number within a halfhour of knowing her would be considered too forward at least in England and a bit desperate. DOc LOve intimated that they will let you know when they are avaliable and interested-how do they do this and what are the signs to look for.
I am a firm believer in challenge as it worked miracuosly for me last summer. I was working in an office and there was a girl I liked, so I was friendly, gave away very little information about myself, arranged for a female friend of mine to come along to a drinks party where she was, and remain evasive about my relationship with that girl. After 4 weeks she cracked and at a drinks evening on her birthday she flirted like crazy with me, trying to touch me all the time (I did not respond) and then tried to kiss me and hug me at the end of the evening.
I screwed this relationship up as I went back to AFC mode as soon as I realised I had won her over, and she predictably dumped me.
As I am very good at controlling my emotions and disciplining myself, and tend to be quiet and non-aggressive anyway, being a challenge tends to come easily to me-sometimes I think I am too much of a challenge. How do you balance this out?
How do you carry Challenge off without seeming too passive? It sounds as if you are basically just hanging back and letting the girl chase you, and the only action you really do is getting the number and arranging the dates and the rest of the time just being calm and relaxed and being friendly in a light, polite sort of way. But does this work in practice when you are confronted by insecure girls afraid of getting hurt and who are no used to chasing and tend to wait for the guy to do all the moves?
How is it adapted to situations where you see the girl a lot of the time e.g. in an office or an evening class or at school? His method of just asking for the number within a halfhour of knowing her would be considered too forward at least in England and a bit desperate. DOc LOve intimated that they will let you know when they are avaliable and interested-how do they do this and what are the signs to look for.
I am a firm believer in challenge as it worked miracuosly for me last summer. I was working in an office and there was a girl I liked, so I was friendly, gave away very little information about myself, arranged for a female friend of mine to come along to a drinks party where she was, and remain evasive about my relationship with that girl. After 4 weeks she cracked and at a drinks evening on her birthday she flirted like crazy with me, trying to touch me all the time (I did not respond) and then tried to kiss me and hug me at the end of the evening.
I screwed this relationship up as I went back to AFC mode as soon as I realised I had won her over, and she predictably dumped me.
As I am very good at controlling my emotions and disciplining myself, and tend to be quiet and non-aggressive anyway, being a challenge tends to come easily to me-sometimes I think I am too much of a challenge. How do you balance this out?