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What are the things I need to asking myself if I meet the woman I want to spend time with?

I know you guys can't tell me what's for me, but I'm wondering.

It seems I can date multiple women at a time. Be chased. And still not feel content with the ways things are going. I mean it beats not having anyone.
It's not a goal or anykind of measure it seems.

When does a successful single man with no kids and a job submit?

( Did I ask this right?? )

I think this Tiger is starting to get tired of running...Or I seriously need a hobby.
 

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Ok.

A what point does a DJ trade in his options to be with one woman?

His forties?
 

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Wow the million dollar question!!! I am strugling with this question right now. I am sitting here looking at an engagement ring that I purchased but am not sure Im ready to give to my woman. I've played the field for so long, Ive banged sooo many chicks, Ive been to so many clubs, Ive been out on countless dates, Ive been hooked up by so many "friends." At a certain point in time, the scene gets old. I stopped going to clubs last summer and every time I step foot in one lately I feel like I want to run. It's just not for me anymore. Im soooo tired of the dating game, my patience for BS is at zero right now.

My woman is special. Goodness, that doesn't even sound like something I would say. Ive slept with close to 200 chicks (I even keep a spreadsheet with times, dates, quality of the sex, ht, wt, body type, and an overall rating of the chick). As a routine, I meet women friday and bang them saturday evening. I even have a formula for how I make chicks leave after getting fcucked. Everything involved in bangin broads is so formulaic. I could probably bang 1000 women the same way, now im starting to feel the whole romancing one woman 1000 ways.

Life changes, we grow up, we meet some really special people. Of all the women I've been been with this one is really special. She doesn't ask alot, she is totally supporting. She is submissive in the way a woman should be to her man, she cooks for me, she attempts to help me grow spiritually, she understands my struggles, she can sense when I need support and when I need to be left alone. She is peaceful in spirit, she is kind, loves to help people and is the least jealous woman I've ever met. SHe even knows when its time to stop being touchy feely and say stand up and suck it up. She loves sports (way more than I do, she can watch the brewers and the devil rays in a 13 inning, 1-0 pitchers duel from start to finish). She is wonderful in bed. She is very attractive (though Ive dated better looking women). Everyone, including my mother, absolutely loves her. My mother has never ever offered me dating advice but when it comes to this girl she said, "you need to marry that girl, you aren't going to meet someone like her very often."

My point is that I never expected to meet someone like her. I struggle because I love women in general. I still love banging new broads. This girl makes me want to try the whole girlfriend/relationship thing. I don't know if that answers your questions but it was therapeutic for me. Im struggling with whether or not im ready for marriage. I have the ring (got a super deal, got it for $2500 less than it should have cost...don't ask) but im not sure Im ready. I do know that Im kind of tired of where I was. I am ready to try to move forward and try something new.
 

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A what point does a DJ trade in his options to be with one woman?

His forties?
I don't think this question can be answered with a date set in mind. This question should be answered when you meet an ideal woman to have a LTR with.

Let's face it, the repetitive cycle of dating gets boring. We get it down to a science, and it gets easy. There's no challenge once you've mastered meet, number close, date, f-close, NEXT.

A LTR will bring on new challenges that you won't face in the dating cycle. How to maintain the relationship, dealing with a female crisis (her grandma dying), handling arguments, and the list goes on.

If you've found a woman that you can honestly say is worthy of your time and energy, why turn her away?

Try not to let the statistics of marriage and divorce get to you. Remember, statistics can prove that most men are generally terrible with women. Don Juans are on the other side of the statistic, because we've learned how it all works by trial and error. The same can be said for LTRs. If you don't experience them and learn from your mistakes, you won't better yourself when it comes to LTRs.

You also need to remember that life is full of risks. A person will never really live if he doesn't take risks. If the relationship (or even marriage) should fail, you know that you can move on without feeling that you've lost your entire foundation to life. Just because you're in a relationship, it doesn't mean the woman is more important than you. You are still the most important person in your life.

I encourage you guys to take the risk of LTRs and even marriage. If you don't take those risks, you will never really know what it would have been like. If things work out well, then you've added more happiness to your life. If it doesn't work out, you get over it and open all your options back up. You may lose all that you own, but how did you start out when you moved out of your parent's house? You've done it once before, and if need be, you can do it again. You're the only one who can prevent you from being successful.

If this woman is worth investing your time and energy in, she may also be worth investing your money in. If you don't take the risk and find out, you may lose a good companion who could have added happiness, success, and even wealth to your life.
 

Just because a woman listens to you and acts interested in what you say doesn't mean she really is. She might just be acting polite, while silently wishing that the date would hurry up and end, or that you would go away... and never come back.

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Let me attempt to address this proposition with another one from the other side of the argument. Of all the stories I've encountered in my university peer counseling, the most common one I've heard from married men goes something like this:

"I thought she was the ONE man. When she and I first hooked up I thought, "this is it, she's special" and that she'd make a great mother for my kids. Her family was great and my Mom loved her. I'd been through my share of 'relationships' and hit it with all the girls I could in the clubs, but all that fvcking was 'meaningless', I had found the girl for me. Now, 8 years along, I loathe coming home from work. In fact work is my esacpe now - an esacpe from having to deal with all of these expectations and responsibilities. I come home to my formerly beautiful wife after 10 hours at the office and she hands off our 3 y.o to me while she drives the 7 y.o. to soccer practice. She works too, so I guess it's 'only fair' that I pull my own weight. I guess this is just not what I was expecting, you know? Her folks were great for the first few years, but now her Mom always tells her how she could've done much better. I mean, I'm no slouch, it's just that I don't have the time to take those community college courses I need to get to the next level, you know? I guess it could be worse though. We still have sex twice a month,.. just, not like when we first met. A lot of my married friends are lucky if they get it ONCE a month so I guess I'm fortunate to have her. I only wish she was more 'into it' you know? We went on vacation to Maui last year, but taking the kids along was a drag. I love 'em to death of course, but we were in MAUI man. I had all of these great ideas for 'vacation sex', but all it did was stress her out for the most part. Most of the time we just caught up on sleep. Now, don't think I'm not satisfied, I love her and all, but I just wish I could figure out how to get her to 'come around' you know? Keep it fresh is what everyone tells me, and I pretty much do everything people tell me I should and what I can think of, but it's the living man, it's the living."

I wish I had a crystal ball for guys to look into to see themselves in 5 - 10 years, but I don't. This may sound like I'm down on marriage, but I'm not. I'll have been married to my wonderful wife for 10 years this July. I'm not anti-marriage, I'm anti-bad marriage. To the same degree that a good marriage can make a man invincible, a bad marriage can destroy him utterly. Understand that whom you choose to yoke your cart to (in marriage, business, friendship, etc.) will affect your entire life, and life as you are in now will not be the life you will live later.
 

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The answer is relative... grow some nuts and make your own conclusions... ;)
 

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Re:

The one thing I garnered is that, dating is like a buffet.

Having dated or slept with a few girls here and there, you realize you like 1 thing or 2 things about a lot of different women. Maybe her nationality. Or here wifey-ness. Or her tits. Or her azz. Or her sexual ways. Or her personality. Or whatever.

The girl you choose to be with, if forever, has all that, or most of all that. Guys will normally cheat or stray when they find a girl who has the missing trait(s) of the woman he's with, and does so temporarily with sex, since sex is our exchange.

Anytime I did or was close to straying was because the girl I desired had what I wanted that the girl I was with didn't. It sounds terrible, to a degree, but in this world of 'options', you also can't be latched onto some fat bytch that does not care about herself, or you.

This isn't a tried-and-true science. I know guys who married girls right out of college, for whatever reason, and they were great girls, second incomes, emotional, romantic, a housekeeper, but on the flipside, she's a but bytchy, has few friends (so she wants to be around her husband all the time), not social, not sexual anymore (does not have her own desire for sex), and has few similarities with her husband.

The guys I know with girls in the longer-term, are with someone that's "a best friend with benefits." And that's a great analogy. Only a few times in my life have I ever felt a mental chemistry or oneness with a girl, to where I knew that NO MATTER how bad things got, no matter how bad the fight, or upset, she would inevitably be back, or be there. And that's why guys who get dumped, shouldn't worry about losing a HUGE love, because if it's truly meant to be, IT WILL BE.

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Rollo Tomassi said:
Let me attempt to address this proposition with another one from the other side of the argument. Of all the stories I've encountered in my university peer counseling, the most common one I've heard from married men goes something like this:

"I thought she was the ONE man. When she and I first hooked up I thought, "this is it, she's special" and that she'd make a great mother for my kids. ......Now, 8 years along, I loathe coming home from work. ...... We still have sex twice a month,.. just, not like when we first met. A lot of my married friends are lucky if they get it ONCE a month so I guess I'm fortunate to have her. "
I think the key point though is the fact when everyman in this position takes the attitude that "she's special". Once he takes that attitude, he makes her the prize. Secondly, he stops spinning plates. I'm not suggesting you spin 40 plates while your married still, but grabbing a second plate to spin every once in a while keeps you sharp to ensure your still spinning your marriage/LTR plate properly.

I'm quite surprised with all the support for taking the plunge on this thread. Not that I disagree with it. I just think its important for people to have the right attitude when doing so. I've seen so many marriages where the women wears the pants. Up until a year or two ago, I believed that once I got married I would be monogamous. Now that I've matured, I've seen the negative effects this has on a relationship.

I've said this in the past and got scorned a bit, but every true natural Alpha Male I know eventually has a wife/LTR and he runs around on her like you wouldn't believe. The really really Alpha males wives even know about it and accepts it because he's her prize.

I'm all up for giving it a try once. What I'm not up for is being AFC because "she's special". I'm still going to be the prize.
 

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A-Unit said:
Anytime I did or was close to straying was because the girl I desired had what I wanted that the girl I was with didn't.
This is marriage. I'm not sure how many of you guys have seen American Beauty, but there is a scene in the movie where the husband is gettting busy with his wife on the couch. It's amazing that the guy who wrote the script was gay because he nails married life in this scene so well. It's significant because the guy and his wife are on the verge of divorce due to their lack of a sex life and for the first time in a long time she actually hot for her husband and you think for a moment there's some hope for them. As they passionately take each others clothes off, the whole time his wife is fixaed on her husband's hand holding a beer and almost spilling it on the couch that they're on. He is totally focused on her, kissing her and not thinking about the beer in his hand. Her eyes are locked on it until he finally notices what is distracting her from him - the beer. He tries to take her mind off it by focusing more on her, and she becomes even more concerned that he'll spill beer on the couch while they're going at it. She says, "your beer,.." he says, "yeah what about it?", "you're over the couch" she says, "it's just a couch,.." he replies and they go at it a bit more until she says, "you'll spill it" to which he then yells, "IT'S A FVCKING COUCH!"

Do you see what this gets at? That is marriage. Making desire and passion go beyond the mundane. THAT is what needs to be kept fresh in the face routine. Single people in the throes of passion don't care if a bottle of wine is spilled on their white carpet in the process, married people do. Most marriages aren't destroyed from the outside, but rather the inside. External temptation is easy to resist; it's when it's coupled with internal conditions that predispose us to it that it happens. Telling right from wrong is easy, telling right from right is tough.
 

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Ahh!

So much good stuff in this thread, I don't know where to begin!

A-Unit said:
The guys I know with girls in the longer-term, are with someone that's "a best friend with benefits." And that's a great analogy. Only a few times in my life have I ever felt a mental chemistry or oneness with a girl, to where I knew that NO MATTER how bad things got, no matter how bad the fight, or upset, she would inevitably be back, or be there. And that's why guys who get dumped, shouldn't worry about losing a HUGE love, because if it's truly meant to be, IT WILL BE.

A-Unit

I don't know man.. I left my ex from a 6 year relationship, and she WAS my absolute best friend. I mean I would trust her with my life, trust her more than myself. But guess what, I left her. I was too young, wanted to explore options.. Hehe... options. The options always get you man, no matter how great your g/f-wifey is. You are a man. A hunter. A fvcking conqueror. You need multiple conquests.

As far as the best friend thing, I HONESTLY think its overrated. I am with David Deida on this one, I think it desexualizes the relationship. It takes away the male-female tension. Think about it. The best sex/love experiences happen when you are at your extreme masculine/feminine opposites, not when you are thinking about how great of friends you are. Sh!t, i want understanding and trust, I'll go talk to my parents or something.

But you get the point, right? Its always a compromise. Who knows whats right or wrong. But to be honest, I believe in constant chase, constant hunt, and in a perfect relationship, I believe that its up to the woman to stay a feminine prey, and to the guy to stay the masculine hunter. A woman has to maintain her mystique, beauty, desirabilityl; but of course, the guy has to maintain his masculine characteristics, etc. Basically you have to be the guy who puts his ambitions into action as well as he keeps up his masculinity. And then, given that you have the right woman, she will have her incentive and justification to play the woman that she needs to be.

But put the best friends thing in there.. and POOF. I think that pretty much knocks the wheels right off sexual interaction in the relationship right there.


MacAvoy said:
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Up until a year or two ago, I believed that once I got married I would be monogamous. Now that I've matured, I've seen the negative effects this has on a relationship.

I've said this in the past and got scorned a bit, but every true natural Alpha Male I know eventually has a wife/LTR and he runs around on her like you wouldn't believe. The really really Alpha males wives even know about it and accepts it because he's her prize.

I'm all up for giving it a try once. What I'm not up for is being AFC because "she's special". I'm still going to be the prize.
Weird, selfish, but I think there is a lot of truth to what you are saying. Hell, I've had older people who've had LONG, successful relationships tell me crap like "well, of course you cheat, you just keep it discrete and respectful, and always keep your spouse as your number one"

Remember, this concept of absolute fidelity is barely a couple hundred years old. Most societies and culture before approved of sex with prostitutes, concubines, surrogates. In medieval/rennaisance europe, the church looked at prostitution as a good thing, allowing men to release their tension, for example.

So seriously, I think there is some truth to this. Someone else told me that affairs rejuvenate stale relationships as nothing else.

I mean cmon, once you get married its like you create the institution with you as the king, wifey as the queen, your land, budget, kids, subjects. It almost becomes a business/political relationship. Well, guess what, most kings and rulers have their girls on the side. You know, the ones you can sleep with without discussing the next month payments and vacation plans and kids diarrhea after you come.


Rollo Tomassi said:
This is marriage. I'm not sure how many of you guys have seen American Beauty, but there is a scene in the movie where the husband is gettting busy with his wife on the couch. It's amazing that the guy who wrote the script was gay because he nails married life in this scene so well. It's significant because the guy and his wife are on the verge of divorce due to their lack of a sex life and for the first time in a long time she actually hot for her husband and you think for a moment there's some hope for them. As they passionately take each others clothes off, the whole time his wife is fixaed on her husband's hand holding a beer and almost spilling it on the couch that they're on. He is totally focused on her, kissing her and not thinking about the beer in his hand. Her eyes are locked on it until he finally notices what is distracting her from him - the beer. He tries to take her mind off it by focusing more on her, and she becomes even more concerned that he'll spill beer on the couch while they're going at it. She says, "your beer,.." he says, "yeah what about it?", "you're over the couch" she says, "it's just a couch,.." he replies and they go at it a bit more until she says, "you'll spill it" to which he then yells, "IT'S A FVCKING COUCH!"

Do you see what this gets at? That is marriage. Making desire and passion go beyond the mundane. THAT is what needs to be kept fresh in the face routine. Single people in the throes of passion don't care if a bottle of wine is spilled on their white carpet in the process, married people do. Most marriages aren't destroyed from the outside, but rather the inside. External temptation is easy to resist; it's when it's coupled with internal conditions that predispose us to it that it happens. Telling right from wrong is easy, telling right from right is tough.
Ahh, yeah man. Even though I was not married, I went through that sh!t with my ex. I think its a certain kind of a woman that is more prone to this though. But still, i think that yes, it is definitely much more present in commited relationships. How do you deal with this? I honestly think that sometimes that woman wants you to throw your beer on the carpet and fvck her while she screams. Just to show her. Otherwise, its just depressing and there is no way to deal with it. Takes all the wind out of the sails. My ex used to put on all kinds of lotion/creme on and jump in bed expecting me to treat her like a sex goddess, and I pretty much had to tell her to stop that housewife crap. She got mad first, but guess what, she got over it and remembered to act like a woman, not like a grandma around me. Im sure you've been through that before.
 

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There is a reason why I asked this question. This site can explain techniques of meet & greet. Closing deals. The psychological differences between Men & Women. Etc etc etc.

I don't want to get married now before I decide who I want to spend what little time I have with. That's like putting the horse before the buggy.

I just wanted to know what you guys think of the inevitable. Marriage is a 50/50 deal that batters and bruises the loser. And holds parades for the mighty who stand test of time. Me, I'd like to win. And like Rollo Tomassi said, I'm not against marriage but against bad marriages. I hate wasting anyone's time. Especially mine. I just don't want to waste my time in a bad marriage or get in a LTR with someone I'll get tired of a month later.

Just my two cent. :crazy:
 

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Good discussion, I think I could write all day, but I'm at work so I'd better exhibit a bit of self-control...

Originally posted by EGOIST
As far as the best friend thing, I HONESTLY think its overrated. I am with David Deida on this one, I think it desexualizes the relationship. It takes away the male-female tension. Think about it. The best sex/love experiences happen when you are at your extreme masculine/feminine opposites, not when you are thinking about how great of friends you are. Sh!t, i want understanding and trust, I'll go talk to my parents or something.

But you get the point, right? Its always a compromise. Who knows whats right or wrong. But to be honest, I believe in constant chase, constant hunt, and in a perfect relationship, I believe that its up to the woman to stay a feminine prey, and to the guy to stay the masculine hunter. A woman has to maintain her mystique, beauty, desirabilityl; but of course, the guy has to maintain his masculine characteristics, etc. Basically you have to be the guy who puts his ambitions into action as well as he keeps up his masculinity. And then, given that you have the right woman, she will have her incentive and justification to play the woman that she needs to be.

But put the best friends thing in there.. and POOF. I think that pretty much knocks the wheels right off sexual interaction in the relationship right there.
A very good point egoist but I think it's not the 'best friends' dynamic in a relationship that kills the magic, it's purely the loss of sexual chemistry. Now it could be argued that becoming best friends is the CAUSE of a decline in sexual chemistry but I'm not so sure this is the case. Think of the times that you've been lying in bed with the 1 girl (or maybe more) you've really connected with, having just finished c*ming all over her t*ts, talking about how neither of you have ever really connected with anyone like that on so many levels (physical, sexual, intellectual, emotional, spiritual, moral) You can't tell me you're not in a 'best friends' situation right there - it's just that sexual desire is rampant, perhaps even brought on by the fact that you connect with her on so many levels (or so you may backwards-rationalise to yourself) AND you are sexually compatible.

I've been there myself, 5 year relationship, absolute best friend and I left her because "I loved her but was not IN love with her." OMG what a load of sh*t. If I was to be honest with myself it was because I didn't really feel the sexual desire I had once felt for her 4 years earlier, but she was my absolute best friend BACK THEN TOO. I think if most guys are honest with themselves the reason they use the "I love you but I'm not IN love with you line" in an LTR is the very reason most females do... someone new and interesting is on the scene. We don't actually have to be tapping it... just the possibility is enticing enough which is congruent with Egoists point regarding men as natural hunters.

That's probably why affairs or even NEAR affairs rejuvenate stale relationships. You tell yourself you've realised how much your significant other means to you, but perhaps the reality is that she is the one who has now become new and exciting after chasing other tail aound. I dunno, just a thought...
 

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Yo, Troops!

Great points, everyone.
Truly one of the better new threads I've read in the past few weeks.

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Ok.

A what point does a DJ trade in his options to be with one woman?

His forties?


Well I'm already 40. And I believe I would like to be with one woman right now in my life, but I don't think my age has anything to do with the way I feel. Although I'm kind of new at DJing, and although I've even written books on dating before, this site has been very eye opening to me.

As a student of how human nature works, I had no idea experientially how selfish, inconsiderate, cold and even animalistic that this kind of dating life could be. For the past 3 months I've approached more than 60 women, intensely interacted with or dated about 30, and had sex with too few to mention (small stats in the eyes of most here I would say, but BIG NUMBERS for someone with my "moral" background and "RAFC" mindset).

What I've found out so far is that there have been very few women out of here that were even halfway compatible with me beyond my initial physical attraction to them. Many things about these women were potential dreamkillers to my plans one day for an LTR/marriage:

Most had a child, or CHILDREN and were not impressed in the least by my childless status. Many were shameless flakes. Many were self-absorbed. Many were set in their ways (even the 25-year olds!!??). Many turned out to be attention wh0res. And many showed fluctuating levels of interest at best.

But the one thing I've found that was true about all of them was this:
NONE SO FAR HAVE RECOGNIZED ME AS ENOUGH OF A PRIZE WORTH INVESTING ENOUGH OF THEIR TIME INTO TO PURSUING.

And trust me, it's not because I don't know how to demonstrate it. It's mostly because i've not been able to get the face-time to showcase my prize-worthiness. I find dating to be a ruthless process. Women don't look for reasons to date you. They look for reasons NOT TO. I've found that if you don't fit into whatever narrow, predetermined criteria that they have for a potential lover, you are NEXTED with extreme prejudice.

Many attractive women today are financially self-sufficient. And thanks to sex-toys, a few undercover f-buddies (usually old boyfriends they've officially already broken up with because that self-same guy used to cheat on them...WTF??), and fierce competition from a gang of other guys always chasing thier @$$es, the window of opportunity for you to leave a LASTING impression on them is very small.

The lesson is this:
Whenever you are fortunate enough to meet a woman who you suspect has a lot of the important, inner qualities you're looking for in a LTR/marriage, AND she gives you a boner just by looking at her, AND she's consistently showing you high IL...you owe it to yourself to at least explore the possibilities of how far you may want to go with her relationship-wise. Because all this getting NEW pu$$y stuff gets OLD.

Remember:
Casual sex for an experienced DJ is plentiful and easy.

But sex + a deeper, spiritual connection(see LOVE) is a rare and difficult thing to find. Even for a DJ.
 

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Rollo said:
What are the things I need to asking myself if I meet the woman I want to spend time with?
Here's what you need to ask:

Am I where I want to be in life right now or do I want to achieve more before committing to a realtionship? If not, will this woman support or hinder me in pursuing the ambitions I have set for myself?

Is this woman truly unique in world or do I succumb to ONEitis from my own desperation?

Will this woman continue to respect me as a positively masculine man who will be the decision maker for any future family we may have together or will she chomp at the bit and insecurely question my every choice?

Am I ready to step into that positive-masculine role or do I need to spend more time becoming comfortable with it?

Will this woman remain sexualy available to me or is leading me into a "bait & switch" marriage? This is a difficult one to confront. Will she put out the effort necessary to stay in shape for me (and I for her) to keep our sex life healthy even after marriage and childbirth or is she the type to "give up" once she's gotten a committment?

And most importantly, do either you or she view marriage as a 'goal state'; as a milestone to be reached rather than a new way of life to be spent together? Is the short term committment more important than the long term life that will come after it? If it even appears that marriage would be some fairytale conclusion to a lifelong quest - she (or you) is not acceptable for committment and the benefits that she will recieve from it, nor will she ever fully appreciate the sacrifices you make to provide them. Run far away from this type of woman.

The most important thing to pound into your skull while you're single is that you are the PRIZE - both when single and when you are in an LTR or marriage. Marriage is a series of lifelong sh!ttests and the moment you fail one your status as a PRIZE she was fortunate to marry is tarnished. Yet when you consistently pass them - especially in the face of her blackmailing you with her intimacy - the better you stay the PRIZE and the stronger your marriage will be.

Respect is everything. Women married to men they don't respect are forced to assume the masculine role that she believes he is incapable of because their primary need is security.
 

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Un-Aru said:
I've been there myself, 5 year relationship, absolute best friend and I left her because "I loved her but was not IN love with her." OMG what a load of sh*t. If I was to be honest with myself it was because I didn't really feel the sexual desire I had once felt for her 4 years earlier, but she was my absolute best friend BACK THEN TOO. I think if most guys are honest with themselves the reason they use the "I love you but I'm not IN love with you line" in an LTR is the very reason most females do... someone new and interesting is on the scene. We don't actually have to be tapping it... just the possibility is enticing enough which is congruent with Egoists point regarding men as natural hunters.
well, I don't know.

There was not a particular chick that caused me to leave, more of the desire for options? I just didn't feel like I wanted to spend the rest of my life with one woman, dealing with the responsibility every day, etc..

Our sex life was actually pretty damn good other than complacence and becoming more mechanical.... But nowhere as bad as many people after all that time.

But yeah.. I missed the hunt and there was a lot of prey around... and..

It's funny too because my ex was one of the extremely high status women that everyone wanted.. and I let her go.. LOL
 

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Rollo Tomassi said:
Here's what you need to ask:

Am I where I want to be in life right now or do I want to achieve more before committing to a realtionship? If not, will this woman support or hinder me in pursuing the ambitions I have set for myself?

Is this woman truly unique in world or do I succumb to ONEitis from my own desperation?

Will this woman continue to respect me as a positively masculine man who will be the decision maker for any future family we may have together or will she chomp at the bit and insecurely question my every choice?

Am I ready to step into that positive-masculine role or do I need to spend more time becoming comfortable with it?

Will this woman remain sexualy available to me or is leading me into a "bait & switch" marriage? This is a difficult one to confront. Will she put out the effort necessary to stay in shape for me (and I for her) to keep our sex life healthy even after marriage and childbirth or is she the type to "give up" once she's gotten a committment?

And most importantly, do either you or she view marriage as a 'goal state'; as a milestone to be reached rather than a new way of life to be spent together? Is the short term committment more important than the long term life that will come after it? If it even appears that marriage would be some fairytale conclusion to a lifelong quest - she (or you) is not acceptable for committment and the benefits that she will recieve from it, nor will she ever fully appreciate the sacrifices you make to provide them. Run far away from this type of woman.

The most important thing to pound into your skull while you're single is that you are the PRIZE - both when single and when you are in an LTR or marriage. Marriage is a series of lifelong sh!ttests and the moment you fail one your status as a PRIZE she was fortunate to marry is tarnished. Yet when you consistently pass them - especially in the face of her blackmailing you with her intimacy - the better you stay the PRIZE and the stronger your marriage will be.

Respect is everything. Women married to men they don't respect are forced to assume the masculine role that she believes he is incapable of because their primary need is security.
you know whats funny? I want a woman that will say "I don't give a fvck if you marry me or not, I just want to be with you and love you, and as long as you love me back, I don't care"

I am seriously so tired of women feeling society's pressure to get a rock on their finger.. To them its the ultimate affirmation, to me its the rock of doom.. :cuss:
 

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NONE SO FAR HAVE RECOGNIZED ME AS ENOUGH OF A PRIZE WORTH INVESTING ENOUGH OF THEIR TIME INTO TO PURSUING.

And trust me, it's not because I don't know how to demonstrate it. It's mostly because i've not been able to get the face-time to showcase my prize-worthiness. I find dating to be a ruthless process. Women don't look for reasons to date you. They look for reasons NOT TO. I've found that if you don't fit into whatever narrow, predetermined criteria that they have for a potential lover, you are NEXTED with extreme prejudice.
Written by Vic Unlimited

I feel this way most of the time. Someday I'll inherit property and a business. No brothers and sisters. I know the value of a dollar and ambition is in my genes. I can almost see myself being one of Washington Metro's most eligible bachelors. But this price is high. Friday nights are almost non productive. Saturday day I work with the fam. Sunday I'm beat from working especially if I out Sat night.

I think most women will next'd a guy if they feel he might be more than what they are used to dating. He's more secure than most of the clowns they knock around with; therefore, the control is non existent. The mothering feeling is non existent.

Many attractive women today are financially self-sufficient. And thanks to sex-toys, a few undercover f-buddies (usually old boyfriends they've officially already broken up with because that self-same guy used to cheat on them...WTF??), and fierce competition from a gang of other guys always chasing thier @$$es, the window of opportunity for you to leave a LASTING impression on them is very small.
Written by Vic Unlimited

I find that those same old boyfriends end up becoming fathers of these women's children. Love it seems for most women is a convienience. Most children are love children. These dudes are somewhat attached to these women and vice versa, because their sexual compatibility is good. He busts off in her. Viola! I seen to many guys get caught up from dipping into the nookie jar.

Is this woman truly unique in world or do I succumb to ONEitis from my own desperation?
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This is funny. I find the only women I see as being unique is the women I used to date. One I dated for almost three years. I was a total AFC. To young to be the man she wanted. And now she's gone. I've never knew another like her since. Not her. But like her. I guess that's the impression of a first serious GF.

I honestly don't feel desperation. But I am feeling like I'm stuck in some mundane and unexciting routine. I'm just looking to take my experiences to another level.
 

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This is one h*ll of a thread, it's almost making me question everything I'm doing right now. I'm in a 7 month relationship right now, she's great and all, but I have a lot of doubts, mostly because of myself. It's hard for me to distinguish between potential marriage pitfalls and my own character flaws. If I'm around any one person for too long, I just get all pissed off, at nothing in particular that the person did, but just from being around them. I have very little patience and short tolerance for stupidity, and for that matter, hardly any tolerance for anybody else's point of view. Sometimes I think I'M not the one for marriage material, not the girls I date. Basically, it's hard for me to tell if she is marriage material because I've got my own deep rooted issues.

Alas though, she does respect me, so I figure it will last, if I decide to do it....
 

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Don't feel bad speedo, I actually am the same way. The same chick being around all the time just "gets on my nerves". Especially if they have too many "little quirks". When I'm having a crappy day, those little quirks send me on a rampage. I have to get away before I freak out about the sheer volume of stupidity. I mean, the chick can obviously tell I'm torqued about something, and proceeds to heap her b.s. on me? Talk about disrespect and stupidity.

But, I like to believe that is how I know I haven't found the one I'd marry... whomever I'm with just flat out gets on my nerves more often than I care to stand. For me, I guess "when should I marry" is as simple as "when I find a woman who doesn't irritate me." Or, a woman who irritates me in a way that I enjoy?
 

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