HardTimes said:
It was almost a hour long conversation and we jumped around topics a lot since it was the first time we met. She asked a lot about the things I do and my interests, I asked her about her interest and such, about her school.
Now I see what the problem was. She was bored.
All these things,(school,work,"what do you like to do for fun?",how many brothers and sister do you have?,ect.),are comfort building. While they are appropiate for a first date,you should have generated attraction in her first,
then go with the comfort phase.
This sounds more like a job interview than a date.
Hardtimes said:
We had quite a few common interests we talked about at length. I told her some interesting stories (relevant to the conversation), she told me some too. Told me about some of her college years, told her about mine, we had some common stories. We were laughing a lot and the conversation was never dull.
With that said, who knows, maybe she was faking a good time, but to me it sounded genuine. As far as generating any emotion, no not really, it was more along the lines of a friendly conversation.
You see the part I underlined and put in bold? That's game over dude.
No emotion=no chemistry=no attraction.
You say the conversation was never dull,but if there were no emotions or feeling in it,then to
her,it was dull.
Talking just to fill space won't get it. She's gotta feel something man. Even if you gotta make her angry,that's better than her feeling bored.
You said it was more along the lines of just friendly conversation.
If that's true,then I don't know why you'd be surprised she doesn't want to see you again.
No chemistry for women is equal to no sex for a man.
Would you want to continue dating/pursue a relationship with a woman who you knew without a shadow of a doubt would never have sex with you? Ever?
I doubt it.
Well,she didn't feel any chemistry towards you. Therefore,why would she want to see you again? What for? What would she get out of it?
You didn't exhibit any sexuality. Probably because you didn't want to offend her...and you didn't,but you didn't turn her on either.
Hardtimes said:
Who knows maybe I kept the conversation too casual, but I just followed the conversation naturally and didn't try to force it in any particular direction.
Yep,you didn't guide the conversation and that was a mistake. You MUST guide it where you want it to go. Otherwise,it'll go into the ditch. You can't even allow her to guide it because she may have you waay off in left field somewhere.
YOU must take the lead.
That's what happened. You took your hands off the steering wheel and just "let things happen".
You can't do that man.
If you don't take the lead,if you don't control things,THEY WON'T GET DONE.
And you can't rely on her to do it either.
The reason the date ran off into the ditch was because there was no one at the steering wheel.