More than a one night stand

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What is the mental condition you mentioned that you have?
This thread was a summary of his problems. Autism is a primary problem.

 

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When I get attitude out of the blue a mere 4 days after our first date, isn't that a pretty sure sign sex is off the table? (Whether I stayed with her another day, week, or even month?)
Not necessarily.

To clarify, the self-centeredness, self-consciousness, entitlement, self-absorption, insecurity, impatience, and other similar traits are not unique to the woman you parted ways with. These seem to be recurring issues that could explain why you don't often have sex, why you don't have sex more than once with the same person, and why you don't have a consistent pipeline of potential suitors wanting to build a connection with you.
 

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It seems that you want continued sex without implying for a relationship. Not going to happen in most cases, because sex is a bonding experience between two people.

The women can detect your playerish vibes from a miles away and even if they gave you a freebee, they will not stay with you until your genuinely a cool guy whose got his stuff together AND….wants a relationship.

So I suggest you take some time off, work on yourself- get a gym membership, work on your hobbies and goals in life, strive for a spiritual life especially and know theres a higher power, take up semen retention and meditation/prayer, stop eating crap and get better uplifting friends etc

Once you’ve done some of those things above, you gotta know where the quality women hangs out - bookstores, gyms, martial arts classes, yoga classes, volunteering, parks and beaches, art classes in community colleges and Michaels, church, coffee shops, family resto bars like applebees and chili’s etc.


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You are advising him to go on hard monk-mode, lol. He's going to have to abandon his "fallback strategy"....which sounds like a tall order.
 

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Not necessarily.

To clarify, the self-centeredness, self-consciousness, entitlement, self-absorption, insecurity, impatience, and other similar traits are not unique to the woman you parted ways with. These seem to be recurring issues that could explain why you don't often have sex, why you don't have sex more than once with the same person, and why you don't have a consistent pipeline of potential suitors wanting to build a connection with you.
The last woman I had free sex with, I spent 2 years flirting off and on with her before finally getting sex. No way would an impatient guy be willing to hold out 2 years.

I stand by my claim that I'm not impatient.

That being said, after doing some reflection, I totally admit one big problem of mine is that the relationship would have to be on my terms.

As soon as a relationship becomes more stress than it's worth, I start looking for an exit plan (That's why I bailed when the woman I had my last date with started giving me attitude). Especially when I have a fallback strategy to get laid, there's no reason for me to tolerate stress.

It's likely hardly any woman would agree to a relationship on my terms. And that's fine. I'd rather have no girlfriend/wife than have a girlfriend/wife I'm miserable with.

Based on stories various coworkers have shared about their relationships through the years, a lot of their relationships sound downright miserable to me.

For that matter, as an observer looking in, my parents' marriage looks like torture to me. Same goes for my 2 living grandparents' marriage (and my 2 dead grandparents' marriage)
 

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The last woman I had free sex with, I spent 2 years flirting off and on with her before finally getting sex. No way would an impatient guy be willing to hold out 2 years.

I stand by my claim that I'm not impatient.

That being said, after doing some reflection, I totally admit one big problem of mine is that the relationship would have to be on my terms.

As soon as a relationship becomes more stress than it's worth, I start looking for an exit plan (That's why I bailed when the woman I had my last date with started giving me attitude). Especially when I have a fallback strategy to get laid, there's no reason for me to tolerate stress.

It's likely hardly any woman would agree to a relationship on my terms. And that's fine. I'd rather have no girlfriend/wife than have a girlfriend/wife I'm miserable with.

Based on stories various coworkers have shared about their relationships through the years, a lot of their relationships sound downright miserable to me.

For that matter, as an observer looking in, my parents' marriage looks like torture to me. Same goes for my 2 living grandparents' marriage (and my 2 dead grandparents' marriage)
That’s all cool and all, but let's get back to the real scope if your thread: why you struggle to attract women and maintain their attention.

You’re afraid of rejection, which stops you from asking someone out. You miss women’s subtle cues because you're too absorbed in your own thoughts. You take everything too literally, failing to tune into their needs, which leads to misinterpreting interactions because you view everything through the lens of your own ego. You hesitate to approach women you’re attracted to because you’re more concerned about how you’ll appear to them than being genuinely captivated by their presence. You seem to believe women should offer sex out of some misplaced sense of entitlement, yet offer nothing to justify it.

You may not be impatient, but there are deeper insecurities preventing you from creating genuine, pleasurable connections. I don’t understand why you keep asking why you can’t have sex with the same person more than once when you’ve been given advice multiple times, only to argue against it. Why keep asking for advice if you're just going to dismiss it? Doesn’t that show you're more focused on your own perspective than actually trying to improve? This might be a sign of your self-absorption.
 
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