bcude
Master Don Juan
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I've alot of experience from first dates but this one ****ed with my head abit and i guess just proves that push-pull is effective and not only on women.
I know as much as to look at action over words and that highly interested women won't confuse you, but i'm quite analytical and like to improve wherever i can. Highly interested women are easy and make dating effortless while the medium interested ones present a challenge where game really comes to use. As AMS says - someone needs to fvck these... to sleep too... you get the point.
Attractive 32 year old Ukrainian that i matched with online. Seemed enthusiastic and agreed to a date but counter-offered my initial offer. When we were about to agree on the time she stopped answering, so i removed her and moved on. Abit weird, but i know better than to pursue at this point.
Fast forward 3 months when i'm on a date with an attractive, well dressed woman at a museum when i run into this girl, who's seemingly there with her date. I laugh on inside but give her no attention even though we keep entering the same rooms at the exhibition.
Now 3 months later i see her online again, i'm bored and she's hot so we match once more. She tells me that she immediately recognized me at the museum, that it was "awkward" to see me there, yet she was surprised to see me on this dating app again since i seemed to vibe so well with my date at the museum according to her.
The power of pre-selection at its finest.
So i pursue a meeting. She's once again enthusiastic but seems complicated, wishy washy and quite busy. So i tell her that i'm starting to remember why we never met 6 months ago - it seems complicated. She hits me back with "but i thought you weren't interested back then" and falls back in line.
We meet up for drinks and the date is honestly great. We vibe, have lots to talk about, she was early, put in effort in her appearance, gave me lots of clear ioi's, compliments me verbally and points out that she "decided she wanted to meet me when she saw me at the museum and that i look much better IRL than on my photos (i agree, put in no effort).", refreshes her lipstick twice and we end the evening with a quick make-out. It's only natural to go home somewhat excited after such a meeting. She also told me about the annoying fact that guys can't seem to accept no for an answer (referring to her date from the museum that was a disaster apparently).
Since then (1 week)..... silencio.
I usually always gauge their temperature and interest level if they reach out first or not, but i know some women are generally passive, so i mainly look for compliance. Which made me reach out a couple of days later with some light hearted humor.
This is now the second "great" date in a row where the woman ghosts or rejects me after the date and it hit my ego more than i like to admit. It probably won't come as a surprise that she was talking about her laundry list of red flags that she's looking for on dates. Oh, well. I guess i crossed some item on that list or she was just looking for my validation, after i removed her. No one knows but the actual date couldn't have been much better (in my eyes).
Even though it's all about 'the feels', i've noticed that standards have gone UP during the pandemic, rather than down which is not what i was expecting.
Tomorrow i'm meeting a new smoking hot woman for drinks, let's see how that turns out. The goal, as always, is not to talk too much BS and talk myself out of the pvssy.
I know as much as to look at action over words and that highly interested women won't confuse you, but i'm quite analytical and like to improve wherever i can. Highly interested women are easy and make dating effortless while the medium interested ones present a challenge where game really comes to use. As AMS says - someone needs to fvck these... to sleep too... you get the point.
Attractive 32 year old Ukrainian that i matched with online. Seemed enthusiastic and agreed to a date but counter-offered my initial offer. When we were about to agree on the time she stopped answering, so i removed her and moved on. Abit weird, but i know better than to pursue at this point.
Fast forward 3 months when i'm on a date with an attractive, well dressed woman at a museum when i run into this girl, who's seemingly there with her date. I laugh on inside but give her no attention even though we keep entering the same rooms at the exhibition.
Now 3 months later i see her online again, i'm bored and she's hot so we match once more. She tells me that she immediately recognized me at the museum, that it was "awkward" to see me there, yet she was surprised to see me on this dating app again since i seemed to vibe so well with my date at the museum according to her.
The power of pre-selection at its finest.
So i pursue a meeting. She's once again enthusiastic but seems complicated, wishy washy and quite busy. So i tell her that i'm starting to remember why we never met 6 months ago - it seems complicated. She hits me back with "but i thought you weren't interested back then" and falls back in line.
We meet up for drinks and the date is honestly great. We vibe, have lots to talk about, she was early, put in effort in her appearance, gave me lots of clear ioi's, compliments me verbally and points out that she "decided she wanted to meet me when she saw me at the museum and that i look much better IRL than on my photos (i agree, put in no effort).", refreshes her lipstick twice and we end the evening with a quick make-out. It's only natural to go home somewhat excited after such a meeting. She also told me about the annoying fact that guys can't seem to accept no for an answer (referring to her date from the museum that was a disaster apparently).
Since then (1 week)..... silencio.
I usually always gauge their temperature and interest level if they reach out first or not, but i know some women are generally passive, so i mainly look for compliance. Which made me reach out a couple of days later with some light hearted humor.
This is now the second "great" date in a row where the woman ghosts or rejects me after the date and it hit my ego more than i like to admit. It probably won't come as a surprise that she was talking about her laundry list of red flags that she's looking for on dates. Oh, well. I guess i crossed some item on that list or she was just looking for my validation, after i removed her. No one knows but the actual date couldn't have been much better (in my eyes).
Even though it's all about 'the feels', i've noticed that standards have gone UP during the pandemic, rather than down which is not what i was expecting.
Tomorrow i'm meeting a new smoking hot woman for drinks, let's see how that turns out. The goal, as always, is not to talk too much BS and talk myself out of the pvssy.