nismo-4
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I'd rather make a girl get emotional enough to rage-quit than not engage emotions at all. Enter the judge.
Wanna see if your dating app match is a match? Move things offline. If she wants to stay online or go to another app, that's disrespectful and warrants an unmatch. You're not there to be a pen-pal, e-orbiter, or attention bank. Let her figure out why men don't take her seriously.
I never believed in giving my number first. There's a 1/256 chance she'll actually call. Learn where the block and unmatch features are on your phone and apps. In cold approach, learn to walk away if things don't go your way. Put yourselves first men.
Read betw- I do read these posts for good reason. We're all human. Me being a mod here doesn't go to my head. I take L's like the rest of you do and I posted it. I should've screenshot'd the recent one I had. We naturally love women and value female companionship. We men just aren't fans of the f**ked up games they play. But we enjoy holding a woman's body more than a Playstation controller! Let's not kid ourselves.I guess if you truly value respect, you might want to start by respecting her decision not to give out her number and accepting rejection gracefully. By calling her a red flag, you escalated the situation in a way that feels manipulative. It assumes that if she’s not immediately sharing her number, she’s somehow doing something wrong.
I just had 3 women I went for their numbers online. One unmatched, the next wanted me to give my number first so I unmatched. The third said she wasn't ready to do the number exchange but asked where I was from...left her on seen and got unmatched this morning. No man likes a woman that's an online attention wh0re. But this girl in the OP, I unmatched her first. Respect yourself before a woman.
And let’s be real, you did not have the intention of getting to know the woman or build an emotional or intimate connection with her, especially since she is 17 years older. You were just not able to break her barriers.
Women's emotions are more volatile than crypto. Except crypto can make you money where a woman will spend yours. That's beside the point here. Building emotional and intimate connections with women is one of the toughest things for me to do. I usually rely on luck i.e. get a woman that's already high interest. Few and far in between, I'm not a 6'5 millionaire playing in the NFL. If anybody here was and talking on a dating app, do you think barriers and roadblocks would appear. They wouldn't, let's be real. Maybe you can give some advice and pointers on building said connections? Most men here could use such actually!
Check the video example below. The video starts at 2:40. The dude gets rejected and, little by little, starts building a connection instead of stomping his feet because the woman didn’t initially like him.
And when he built these "connections" they were all for naught. The initial attraction and chemistry tend to be key here. Also the end result is what matters. He went from being rejected to at best, a friendzoned ego stroker. Are there benefits to being friendzoned as a guy? I took the L by not getting north of an online convo. She took the L by failing to get a new chaser or orbiter. Now when this lawyer gets 3 million dollars and a Lambo, these women will likely tingle, but cry when they have to compete with the Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders.
I think that’s more respectable than insulting someone because they didn’t share their number, but if you think otherwise and you’re happy with that, that’s cool my man.
I'm operating off the fact that nice guys finish last, if they're even in the race. Also checking a woman has gotten me further than being nice (a pushover). Most women are used to pushovers, not guys who call them out on their bullshyte. If you go for the number and she dodges or deflects or wants yours instead, call out her disinterest or thank her for showing it. Or just block her.
Wanna see if your dating app match is a match? Move things offline. If she wants to stay online or go to another app, that's disrespectful and warrants an unmatch. You're not there to be a pen-pal, e-orbiter, or attention bank. Let her figure out why men don't take her seriously.
I never believed in giving my number first. There's a 1/256 chance she'll actually call. Learn where the block and unmatch features are on your phone and apps. In cold approach, learn to walk away if things don't go your way. Put yourselves first men.