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Don Juan
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I've been to this site for about six months now; my life is improving, I'm doing all the things I can to make myself feel better, and so on... simply materializing pretty much all of the self-improvement tips that exist on this forum.
This self-improvement has somewhat improved my happiness and confidence etc. But as for the success with girls, the situation has scarcely changed. I still believe that it will get better as I keep on improving my life, and I will definitely continue doing that. But what makes me feel uncertain about the whole dating community philosophy about being the prize, not showing too much interest, "pals over *****" and so on, are the following examples from my social circumference:
Let's start off with my oneitis:
I fell for her (I was still an AFC then), but was too scared to make a move, even though there could have been something. I decided to start making a move, but then, she was already taken by a guy who had bought her a seemingly expensive necklace. He gave this to her around christmas, and they got together around a week later.
She hadn't bought anything for him, and it seemed like he did it to make her like him even more... you know what I'm talking about.
But it worked - they've been together for around six months now.
Second is one of my best mates, who got together with a friend of ours a few months ago. He is/was like the ultra nice guy to her. He is still treating her too nice, in my opinion. An example of this is when she mentioned she wanted tea, and at once he was like "I'll do it", and he used a couple of minutes to fix her tea. There are lots of examples like these between them. He is putting her on a pedestal, and is showing lower value.
Third is another one of my best mates, who actually told this girl he was in love with her (she had another boyfriend at that time). As her relationship ended a couple of months ago, things started to work out between them, and now they don't seem to be far from being a couple. It seems like she is really into him.
Fourth (and last): These two are only acquaintances, but I am in the same social circumference as them. They've been together for over two years. For him, she is everything, and she seems to be more important than good friends. He is choosing to be with her instead of his friends, and "pals over *****" seems to be the polar opposite of his mindset.
These are only a few examples of many similar things I've seen.
I don't get it. These ways to succeed with girls aren't suppose to work! Why do they work?
If there is not something essential about "the game" that I have missed, there has to be something really wrong with the girls from where I live.
What do you guys think?
This self-improvement has somewhat improved my happiness and confidence etc. But as for the success with girls, the situation has scarcely changed. I still believe that it will get better as I keep on improving my life, and I will definitely continue doing that. But what makes me feel uncertain about the whole dating community philosophy about being the prize, not showing too much interest, "pals over *****" and so on, are the following examples from my social circumference:
Let's start off with my oneitis:
I fell for her (I was still an AFC then), but was too scared to make a move, even though there could have been something. I decided to start making a move, but then, she was already taken by a guy who had bought her a seemingly expensive necklace. He gave this to her around christmas, and they got together around a week later.
She hadn't bought anything for him, and it seemed like he did it to make her like him even more... you know what I'm talking about.
But it worked - they've been together for around six months now.
Second is one of my best mates, who got together with a friend of ours a few months ago. He is/was like the ultra nice guy to her. He is still treating her too nice, in my opinion. An example of this is when she mentioned she wanted tea, and at once he was like "I'll do it", and he used a couple of minutes to fix her tea. There are lots of examples like these between them. He is putting her on a pedestal, and is showing lower value.
Third is another one of my best mates, who actually told this girl he was in love with her (she had another boyfriend at that time). As her relationship ended a couple of months ago, things started to work out between them, and now they don't seem to be far from being a couple. It seems like she is really into him.
Fourth (and last): These two are only acquaintances, but I am in the same social circumference as them. They've been together for over two years. For him, she is everything, and she seems to be more important than good friends. He is choosing to be with her instead of his friends, and "pals over *****" seems to be the polar opposite of his mindset.
These are only a few examples of many similar things I've seen.
I don't get it. These ways to succeed with girls aren't suppose to work! Why do they work?
If there is not something essential about "the game" that I have missed, there has to be something really wrong with the girls from where I live.
What do you guys think?