Pierce Manhammer
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That and more. I shouldn't have to explain. IMO: You're headed into an emotional relationship with the woman, this could spell ruin for your family and hers.For me getting attached or for her?
That and more. I shouldn't have to explain. IMO: You're headed into an emotional relationship with the woman, this could spell ruin for your family and hers.For me getting attached or for her?
You hit the nail on the head with this comment. I have caught myself falling in this trap and it takes some cognitive effort to recalibrate and not move into this mode of thinking. What helps me is that I think of it as a friendly bonding, where the sexual part is not that important due to distance. And no, I am not drawn by the sex, so if we were just to remain friends that would work fine for me.Also keep in mind you're fulfilling the average woman's need for the tragic and forbidden love meme. Look at most chick flicks or books - its always the doomed, forbidden tragic love story that appeals. Its the fantasy, it's the naughtiness.
I'm glad you got access to some prime meat, it must have been exhilarating. I'm sure she is everything you describe her to be to you, but you certainly sound like you're growing attached. This is a phenomenon I've noticed in myself with women I consider to be intoxicatingly attractive (mostly physically, but add in intelligence and charm and BAM!) - what's happening is that you're starting to idolize her - its a mating mechanism that is in the brainstem/monkey brain. Your body has mated with this beautiful creature and your sub-conscious is trying to get you to invest in her because in nature mating means she's carrying your offspring which must be protected.
Be aware of the jedi mind tricks your own brain plays on you. Tread lightly.
Be careful, she’s falling for you seemingly. “He just gets me!”, “I can tell him anything!” She’s probably made comments about how easy it is to talk to you and that she’s confessed things to you she’s never told anyone else. Also not leave out the “I’ve never done anything like this!” proclamation…You hit the nail on the head with this comment. I have caught myself falling in this trap and it takes some cognitive effort to recalibrate and not move into this mode of thinking. What helps me is that I think of it as a friendly bonding, where the sexual part is not that important due to distance. And no, I am not drawn by the sex, so if we were just to remain friends that would work fine for me.
What I observe though is that she is bonding, and that is what is more scary for me, since I cannot control how others react. She is opening up to, telling me about her past, her insecurities and how she used to be as a person.
Tell her a little about yourself, but not too much. Maintain some mystery. Give her something to think about and wonder about when she's at home.
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Irony asise, I am not a first-timer with women, and I know how fickle and deceptive they can be. Obviously such BS dont resonate, but you can tell more about actions than words. Perhaps she is in just for the thrill and excitement, and maybe is a serial flirter. I am not completely blind or trusting, and this is based on past experience with women. Thinking like this also helps me remain detached apart from the other reasons.Be careful, she’s falling for you seemingly. “He just gets me!”, “I can tell him anything!” She’s probably made comments about how easy it is to talk to you and that she’s confessed things to you she’s never told anyone else. Also not leave out the “I’ve never done anything like this!” proclamation…
By the, what clues make you think she is pretending?Be careful, she’s falling for you seemingly. “He just gets me!”, “I can tell him anything!” She’s probably made comments about how easy it is to talk to you and that she’s confessed things to you she’s never told anyone else. Also not leave out the “I’ve never done anything like this!” proclamation…
I do not think she is pretending. The lines I posted have been uttered by women endlessly. It's not so much that I'm a cynic, its just reality. Many men have been lured in by comments like them, and im sure many here have heard them as well.By the, what clues make you think she is pretending?
You essentially upped your VALUE in her eyes by showing her that, if she wants you, she has to at times do things that you like to do. You are SOMETHING after all. You are NOT FREE. If she wants to hang with you, it's going to cost her something — time, effort, money.
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There are certain comments that can be taken at face value, but you need corroborating information and a good gut to make the judgement.My impression is also the same. I have heard those lines millions of times before, so I have learned to ignore them. Things like sending updates about what she is doing, what she has been thinking, and sharing information about her family, though, show me that she is bonding. If a woman says it is the first time she has done something like that, it goes in one ear and comes out the other.
I mean this respectfully but you’re already attached if you’re asking the internet if you can keep it platonic.I am fairly sure that I could keep it platonic if needed, but you have a good point. The emotional part has the tendency to creep up when you dont expect it. I hope that she also feels the same, although I cannot know what she is thinking. Since we only meet 2-3 a year for a couple of days each time, I dont see it turning into something more. But the again I may be wrong.
LTR is better than marriage because it's less 'secure' and you have to keep working on your relationship.I do some days think about wanting to get married but then I hear about situations like this and realise the concept is generally a lie
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.
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A few weeks ago I was attending a work meeting where at dinner I ended up sitting opposite a woman I know very little. Due to work, we both know each other through others, but have never interacted much apart from a couple of times very briefly. We are both married and we both know about each others relationship status, so I don't want to focus on the ethics of it.
Long story short, after dinner we end up walking together towards our hotel and we quickly end up in bed together. After that, we were were talking all night and she was complimenting me to my surprise, saying that I have an interesting face, that I am very attractive, very good in interacting with people, and very charming.
Next day I see her eyeing me and smiling at me a lot, and we end up sitting together again at dinner and chatting a lot. Once again we end up at her hotel, and after a deep conversation over wine we end having sex again. The sex was wild and she really enjoyed it dirty and aggressive. After sex she seems to switch and be interested in learning more about me, and commenting about how she noticed that other girls found me attractive etc.
She originally said she had a bad opinion about me since another co-worker (male) had been bad mouthing me a lot, so when she saw me first time she disliked me. All of this has got me confused about her intentions, and how I should interact with her. Was she into me just for the sex or was it more general interest and attraction? I know it matters very little since we are both married, but was just curious on what she might be thinking.
Marriages come to an end, and a new chapter begins... The circumstances under which this occurs is all that varies. Marriages are like everything else in life, in other wordsI do some days think about wanting to get married but then I hear about situations like this and realise the concept is generally a lie
I think the only time a man and woman can really stand the test of time in marriage is when they are both in their retirements and merely looking for companionship
The second you add sex and attraction into the mix the whole concept just seems to fall to bits which is what has happened with both OP and his mistress
They've both been bored and fancied a little excitement , I think this goes on within society A LOT seems ridiculously common in workplaces and at work parties
If its kept as a one time thing and hush hush it can sort of be dismissed as a misdemeanour , but it sounds like OP and his mistress are trying to turn into a 3 book romantic novel
This is where the problems begin because soon you will start resenting your original partner ( whom is highly likely blue pilled and completely oblivious to stuff like this happening )
I mean can you imagine being the mistresses husband ? wife goes on a work trip ends up getting fvcked both nights she's away
When you look at it from this perspective it starts getting a bit grim
apart from you take a vow to be married for life ....Marriages come to an end, and a new chapter begins... The circumstances under which this occurs is all that varies. Marriages are like everything else in life, in other words
Your spouse WILL die some day, perhaps before you, and perhaps unexpectedly. Anyone who believes wedding vows are anything more than theater, and that the dangers of your womanapart from you take a vow to be married for life ....
Wow, what happened?This is coming from a guy who was an affair partner for about 3 years and just got out of it, my advice is to end this immediately. I wouldnt wish what i have been through on anyone.
Never try to read a woman's mind. It is a scary place. Ignore her confusing signals and mixed messages. Assume she is interested in you and act accordingly.
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