We've all been there... more than once! The problem arises when we let our expectations get the best of us. Think about what it is that has you so worked up over a girl who you haven't slept with. You have built a perfect image of her in your mind and you are fixated by this. You feel like you blew the best opportunity that ever came your way, and you're dead wrong!Originally posted by [look]aRhino
...sometimes rejections can hurt. My first rejection in a year and a half. The girl didn't call me back after the first date, and the wierdest part was (i'm really good at reading body language) ALL signs pointed to go.
Any special tips to get over it? I really fell for this girl (as I haven't allowed myself to do since high school) and it hit me pretty hard.
Sup Ox?Originally posted by Oxide
Your lazy ass doesnt know how to clean the PM box, so im gonna post it here:
Hey hey hey!
How have you been my amigo!? What is the deal, you married, engaged, divorced? havent heard anything new in awhile from your ass.
It is summer and i've been clubbing way more than i needed to.
Hey, i found $120 last night, i think it's time to go to Spain, your offer to let me sleep on the couch is still up, right?
For me personally? Yes. Sometimes, you have to bang your head against the wall to realize its a dead end. I don't regret any of my experiences because they taught me the things I want and don't want in my life. Throughout my youth, I lived in jealousy of the natural players. I thought that having a different woman every weekend and enjoying pornoriffic threesomes was the pinnacle of achievement....until I achieved it myself. Once I got there, it wasn't nearly as enjoyable or fulfilling as I had hoped.Originally posted by djbr
do you think that all the trouble that you had trying to win a woman's attention was necessary to reach the stage where you are now?
Well, (granted, there is probably some of my ego speaking in here) you are mistaken. I think i fooled myself into falling for her AFTER the date, and during the date it was nothing out of the ordinary as I had done the same "meet, walk, makeout, leave" date with several girls recently.Originally posted by Señor Fingers
BTW, just a hunch, but my guess is that she sensed your high expectations and it scared her off! So I guess my advice is to eliminate your high hopes and learn to enjoy yourself. If you find someone who is on that same wavelength, digs you completely, gives good lovin and earns your trust, then she is worth the investment of energy.
Of course I dont know either of you so I could be mistaken...did it ever occur to you to call her instead?
Heh. Reading this has inspired a bit of mental masturbation in myself.Originally posted by Señor Fingers
For me personally? Yes. Sometimes, you have to bang your head against the wall to realize its a dead end. I don't regret any of my experiences because they taught me the things I want and don't want in my life. Throughout my youth, I lived in jealousy of the natural players. I thought that having a different woman every weekend and enjoying pornoriffic threesomes was the pinnacle of achievement....until I achieved it myself. Once I got there, it wasn't nearly as enjoyable or fulfilling as I had hoped.
Yes it was fun and I would be lying if I said it didn't feel good at all...but I realized I was just wasting my time and energy for nothing more than a few kicks and bragging rights. Ultimately I enjoy sex a lot more with somebody I love and trust...it may sound crazy, but after over a year of being with my current lady, I feel like we have tapped into some kind of kinky tantra thing, cause it gets better every time!
To each his own I reckon. The trick is to discover what your "own" really is.
FCUK OFF!!!Originally posted by Yagrash
You sure spent a lot of time telling people how to get laid.
Too long, didn't read it. Can you summarize it for me, please?
LOL! You thought this post was long?Originally posted by Yagrash
You sure spent a lot of time telling people how to get laid.
Too long, didn't read it. Can you summarize it for me, please?
Woops! Dunno how I missed this good question...Originally posted by Visitant
I had a question that went totally unanswered.
I know this might sound crazy, but sometimes beliefs are just not enough. To say "I believe" is an act of faith. You are implying that, while there is no factual evidence to support your claim, you are using your intuition to reach a conclusion. What I am talking about is truly KNOWING beyond a shadow of a doubt that you have something great to offer the world. This self-perception does not come from mental reminders or affirmations. It rises from accomplishments, reaching those milestones and really getting your life together on all levels.Originally posted by Visitant
I have been working on internal validation -but I can't sustain it. Believing or thinking that I don't need to appease others is one thing, but ultimately I don't see how it changes how one feels about themself. Did I overlook the answer to this as being a matter of action rather than thought, or was simply believing/affirming your own validity enough for you?
Create self-fulfilling prophecies. Always assume the positive. Assume she likes you. Assume she wants to talk to you. Assume she wants to go out with you. When you think positive, positive things happen.
Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.
Thanks.Originally posted by Señor Fingers
LOL! You thought this post was long?
It's all good man...I was once diagnosed with ADD myself, so I can understand where you are coming from.
Here is the Rytalin's Digest version:
Live life on your terms. Don't choose women just on looks. Cultivate high standards by raising the quality of your life and living your dreams. This will build a strong internal validation so you are not so dependent on others to feel great about yourself. Decide what you want out of life and make a plan to achieve it.
Not nearly as moving as the original, but that's the gist of it.
PS- Getting laid as an objective is a fool's mission. Pvssy was made to come to you by consequence!
Does anyone else find something terribly wrong with the above statement?Originally posted by Yagrash
In opposition to "cultivating high standards" as a means of internal validation, I know plenty of guys that bone ugly and/or dirty chicks just for the sake of boning (or drunken mistakes). Some of them are some of the more genuinely confident and secure males that I know. I, personally, like to find a girl who turns me on and who I can tolerate when I'm sober
1) Their philosophy is essentially this (by the way, this isn't all my friends... my group of friends is pretty versatile): "Hey, sure beats the hell out of my hand!"Originally posted by Don Ronny
Does anyone else find something terribly wrong with the above statement?
1. You should find better friends
2. You seriously need to lay off the sauce
Well I'm here to tell you there is such a magic wand. Something that will make you almost completely irresistible to any woman you "point it" at. Something guaranteed to fill your life with love, romance, and excitement.
Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.
Too true!Originally posted by Visceral
This is why it's so important to be the kind of guy that enjoys battles, and even more so when they're uphill
Ahh, the college years. They go by so fast!Originally posted by Yagrash
"Hey, sure beats the hell out of my hand!"
Sup Bon Homey!Originally posted by Bonhomme
a bit confused about the usage of Vamos de Golfos. The literal translation of that one is a bit tricky for my English-trained logical process, though my intuitive expectation of the literal translation would be more-or-less "let's go to where the party guys go." Sort of gender-equivalent to using the English expression "you guys" for a mixed gender group.
Women always ask the same damn questions, don't they? Usually they come in this order:Originally posted by izza
I've heard a lot of people say that in romance and in meeting women it's good to be a mystery. What is your reaction when the HBs ask you questions? Some have said that it is good not to say too much about yourself. Do you believe that an element of mystery about yourself is an important part of love?