Die Hard
Master Don Juan
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I'm having difficulty assessing this girl. She seems like a "good girl" but I've met so many treacherous, crazy bytches that I assume they are all like that until proven otherwise....
Initial meet
Now there are two options here:
1. She's a "good girl"/"quality girl" and I was too much of a jerk during the date, particularly at that heated moment. I hurt her feelings and came off as a cold bastard. So it's only natural for her to break things off, quality girls with healthy self-esteem don't accept bullshyt from a guy and don't find cold bastards attractive. The girls with low self-esteem get attracted by such guys and such behavior. I have to admit, that's the type I am used to deal with... But if she's not that type, then maybe I was too much of a jerk, too dominant and too cold for her.
2. She's playing me, making a giant power play to grab the frame. Basically signalling 'you have to consider my feelings or else I walk away'. Now if I want to make it up to her and continue dating her, I have to convince her that I will consider her feelings. And if she's a conniving, treacherous bytch (like most of them are) then this is simply an attempt of her to subdue me and grab me by the balls. Once she knows I will give in to her "demands" to keep dating her, she will think she can use the same tactic to control me throughout the rest of the dating phase and later on, if it evolves into a relationship. Maybe she thinks "Hah, whenever I disrespect him or piss him off in the future, and he makes a big deal about it, I'll just play the "You're mean, you don't consider my feelings" card and he'll fall in line whenever I say that...."
I really don't know which one it is. She shows some traits that she's more of a quality girl. High education, parents still together (unfortunately we didn't talk about her father yet, which is an important indicator), she seems nice and polite, there were a few moments during the date where she displayed good morals and values....
At the same time, BPD bytches seem like the perfect girl too when you first meet them.... She hasn't shown a lot of red flags but she did mention that her last relationship was "short, but very intense" and one of her exes yelled a lot at her (not sure if it was the same guy from that short, intense relationship)
I'm just not sure what to make of it. Is this a power play of her or did I scare off a good girl with my behavior and should I do my best to convince her that I'm not an azzhole? I have too little information to make a good assessment of the situation and I don't know how to proceed from here on. I guess it couldn't hurt to call her and just see if she acts reasonable. At the same time, my gut is telling me: "You guys had only one date, and already you've basically "broken up" and are now trying to get back together, lol" This drama after just one date? It kinda reminds me of the well-known BPD cycle.... Girl creates drama, breaking up, getting back together, everything good again, then shyt hits the fan again, another round of getting back together and so on and so on....
Could very well be the case that she's a cluster B (since most girls that I attract are...) and she felt during the date that I'm difficult to get under control, so she's making a hard turn with this power play... Then again, maybe she's just a nice girl and I was too much of a jerk.
What would you guys do?
P.S. Her face is just okay, but her body is mouthwatering. So if she's a big drama queen, obviously I should move on...but I'd really want to have sex with her at least one time then
Initial meet
- Met at a social event. Good connection, lots of kino, sexual vibe, nice conversation, everything positive. Exchanged numbers.
- Did some texting. She hinted at meeting up so I suggested a day. She accepted and was very eager, saying stuff like "I look forward to it!" etc.
- Went for drinks. Had a good time, lots of conversation about all kinds of topics, no boring moments. Kino was good, she let me rub her leg, let me put my arm around her, she grabbed my other arm and held it while we sat next to each other, looked at me smiling with dreamy eyes (like they do when they want to be kissed)
- Now here's the rub: We were teasing each other a lot, had much playful banter, we were very "loose"in conversation. Then at one point we were discussing age, meeting a potential partner etc. She said: "I am now at an age (32) where it's becoming harder to find a man..." I couldn't help but smile, actually I had to laugh but I supressed it and this was obviously visible to her. Of course I thought of SoSuave, I think I even watched a video of Rollo discussing the wall and epiphany phase that same afternoon hahaha. So she asked why I laughed but I said it was nothing and told her to carry on. So she continued and said: "Anyway, I am now at an age (32) where it's becoming harder to find a man who doesn't already have kids." So as she started the sentence, I thought she was gonna address the wall and losing her looks (which is why I started laughing already) But as she continued, it was apparently about finding a guy without kids.
- Anyway, she asked me again "Why did you laugh?" I teased her and hinted at the wall, I told her "I thought you were gonna say that it's becoming harder to find a guy because you're getting older and losing your youthful looks, ~wink" She said "How so?" So I responded "Well, you know how women lose their good looks quite rapidly once they passed 30, while us guys don't have that problem" I said it in a playful way, with a smirk on my face. We were having this type of playful, teasing conversation all the time, so it didn't feel like I dropped a huge bombshell in the middle of a serious conversation or anything. However, she was really not happy with my remark........
- At first she responded a bit mildly, just saying that it was not true. But the conversation became silent and I could tell from her body language that I really hit a nerve. She wasn't happy anymore and became distant/cold. Oops........... I told her I was just teasing her, not to take it that seriously, that it was just a general observation about women, not neccesarily meaning she in particular had lost her looks or whatever. She wasn't having any of it and told me "No, I don't like your comment, I can say the same thing about you: When you approach 40 you're gonna get difficulty getting an erection..." I smiled, just told her "I really don't hope so.... But look, you shouldn't take my comment personally, I didn't mean to say that you in particular lost your looks, it's just an observation about women in general and that's not an untrue observation right? I wasn't saying it to hurt your feelings, if I thought you had lost your looks, I wouldn't be sitting here with you"
- Still she had difficulty letting it go: "Well, I do begin to wonder what you're doing here with me, while perhaps you could also date a 25 year old?" I told her "Nah, 25 year old girls are immature and annoying with their behavior, I like being here with you. But hey, now I have explained a few times that I didn't mean you any harm and you still look kinda angry, so what else do you want me to do now?"
- Eventually, she let it go and we continued talking about other things. The good vibe returned, we were laughing again, the physical connection also returned and everything was good again. Later on, she even told me things felt good between us and that she'd like to meet a second time. When I brought her home, we had a short kiss, not very passionate but it was okay.
- Next day we did a little texting. She sounded happy through that, not distant at all.
- Two days later I asked her if she wanted to meet up next Saturday. She said she was going to do something else that day. She gave some details about what she was gonna do and it sounded like bullshyt to me, sounded like she made it up. Then just silence, no counter offer...so I texted "Okay, then let me know when you want to meet". To which she replied "Okay!"
- I sensed she was purposely acting distant. When we were texting before the first date, she was practically forcing me to set up a date with her and couldn't wait. Now she does the opposite, made up an excuse for Saturday, didn't make a counter-offer and when I basically asked her to make a counter-offer, she just said okay but didn't actually do it.
- Then two days of radio silence. So I texted her "If you're not eager to meet up a second time, maybe we better call it quits. I enjoyed you on Friday, so I'd like to meet a second time. But if you don't feel the same, I'm gonna end this here."
- She responded very shortly after my text: "Thanks for being clear with me, I appreciate that. I also enjoyed you on Friday but I notice I'm not ready to start something with a new guy yet (her last relationship ended a few months ago). So I agree, let's end it here..."
- I told her okay. But later on I texted her and hinted that maybe she's concerned that I will just use her until I find a younger girl (since she literally expressed that concern during the date) and maybe she's protecting her heart by not meeting up again.
- She responded: "No, I don't think you will use me until you meet a younger girl. I was more concerned that you won't consider my feelings whenever you say something"
- I told her: "So actually you are ready to start something with a new guy, you just don't want a guy who doesn't consider your feelings. In fact, that's the real reason you don't want to meet again....you just said weren't ready for a new guy because that was a more convenient excuse. Do I have this correct?"
- Her: "Yes, you have it correct..."
Now there are two options here:
1. She's a "good girl"/"quality girl" and I was too much of a jerk during the date, particularly at that heated moment. I hurt her feelings and came off as a cold bastard. So it's only natural for her to break things off, quality girls with healthy self-esteem don't accept bullshyt from a guy and don't find cold bastards attractive. The girls with low self-esteem get attracted by such guys and such behavior. I have to admit, that's the type I am used to deal with... But if she's not that type, then maybe I was too much of a jerk, too dominant and too cold for her.
2. She's playing me, making a giant power play to grab the frame. Basically signalling 'you have to consider my feelings or else I walk away'. Now if I want to make it up to her and continue dating her, I have to convince her that I will consider her feelings. And if she's a conniving, treacherous bytch (like most of them are) then this is simply an attempt of her to subdue me and grab me by the balls. Once she knows I will give in to her "demands" to keep dating her, she will think she can use the same tactic to control me throughout the rest of the dating phase and later on, if it evolves into a relationship. Maybe she thinks "Hah, whenever I disrespect him or piss him off in the future, and he makes a big deal about it, I'll just play the "You're mean, you don't consider my feelings" card and he'll fall in line whenever I say that...."
I really don't know which one it is. She shows some traits that she's more of a quality girl. High education, parents still together (unfortunately we didn't talk about her father yet, which is an important indicator), she seems nice and polite, there were a few moments during the date where she displayed good morals and values....
At the same time, BPD bytches seem like the perfect girl too when you first meet them.... She hasn't shown a lot of red flags but she did mention that her last relationship was "short, but very intense" and one of her exes yelled a lot at her (not sure if it was the same guy from that short, intense relationship)
I'm just not sure what to make of it. Is this a power play of her or did I scare off a good girl with my behavior and should I do my best to convince her that I'm not an azzhole? I have too little information to make a good assessment of the situation and I don't know how to proceed from here on. I guess it couldn't hurt to call her and just see if she acts reasonable. At the same time, my gut is telling me: "You guys had only one date, and already you've basically "broken up" and are now trying to get back together, lol" This drama after just one date? It kinda reminds me of the well-known BPD cycle.... Girl creates drama, breaking up, getting back together, everything good again, then shyt hits the fan again, another round of getting back together and so on and so on....
Could very well be the case that she's a cluster B (since most girls that I attract are...) and she felt during the date that I'm difficult to get under control, so she's making a hard turn with this power play... Then again, maybe she's just a nice girl and I was too much of a jerk.
What would you guys do?
P.S. Her face is just okay, but her body is mouthwatering. So if she's a big drama queen, obviously I should move on...but I'd really want to have sex with her at least one time then
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