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Until one is willing to open their eyes and choose to see, one will remain in the dark.
ignore all the self absorbed stupefied guys here!hop On hop Off said:I have been quite depressed these past couple of days. She has moved out, disappeared in the crowded traffic.
I was told her work rent a house for the handful employees. Her co-work is taking her to work. She no longer has to pay my housemate for rides. I am happy to know she is living well. I feel I am one of the reason she moved out early. I feel bad every time I remember her.
The day when I tried KINO, then k close in the car, my housemate said she got home looking pissed. My housemate did not know why. They asked her how she like the church, she simply replied she will never go again, and started making lunch. Do you guys think I went too far, came off too strong? (I really hope there's no undercover cop on here)
On the good side, we kept friends on chat app. She did not defriend or block me. I thought she was offended by me. I think she likes the things I have. She doesn't want to lose me as a friend. She likes my car, my connection, my social status, my popularity. I could have had it. I think the feeling is not there. Is that right?
I chased a few girls. One girl is married, the others have bf now. I look run into them. I am grateful that I did not date them. They were the small and sweet type. Now, they grew into real women. Some look completely, while the others live on the 8 to 5, Mon to Fri routine, raising a kid.
I am obsessed when I chase a girl. I have high standards. When I believe I find the right one, I come off strong. Pook's posts help me in the initial approach, ultimately I have to be myself and ride without training wheels.
Peaks&Valleys,
Please do not say things like restraining order. It is serious. Restraining order stays on your record for life, just like sex offenders. I knew someone who had to deal with restraining order, it was stressful.
You're not responsible for other peoples feelings. Its one thing to take advantage of a girl who really cares about you, and end up hurting her. Its another thing to next a girl you dont even no.hop On hop Off said:It is always easiest to next and spin plates. You don't get hurt. You avoid any responsibility.
But remember, relationship takes time and effort. Maybe that's why there are many divorces today. We give up easily, we spin plates, we leaves others hurt, we only care about our own interest. My feelings is the only thing matters. That is not right.
Call me an AFC if you want. I help others. I try to put others' interest before mine. I believe that if you help someone, they will help you. Love comes around and goes around.
Please do the world a favor, don't give out anymore dating advice to guys. Seriously. Your advice is the epitome of horrible woman advice.princess_124 said:ignore all the self absorbed stupefied guys here!
I'm a girl and kinda went through something similar to this. But the reason I avoided the guy was because I'm religious ... Lol things got pretty awkward between us... Thank God he's gone
Anyway you sound like a very sweet guy, but I think your letting her take advantage of you.... If you are really that curious why she's acting like this, I suggest you go up to her and talk face to face... Ask her what's her problem
Good luck!
"her anti-slvt defense" lol she ain't interested bro. What were you exchanging with her?hop On hop Off said:So, this is the girl I went to the museum with last week.
We touched each other's hand while exchanging things. Next day, we were out, I took her hand in my car, tried k close. She avoided k close. But she let me hold her hands firmly in the car. She took her hand back when we got back to the house.
I have escalated, but I see her leaving my car with a guilty face. She immediately messaged me she will be busy, can't go out anymore. It's the anti-slvt defense. How do I break that?
Few days ago, A guy housemate wanted to go shopping. I will be the driver. He asked everyone. She said yes.
Today, the guy backed out, leaving 2 guys 2 girls including me and her. The girl is suddenly not coming. I think she doesn't want to be too close to me.
So, a housemate decided to ask her again. Then, I decided not to walk over, but to call her. I called 3 times. It was a bad move.
How should I ask her out again? I am confident she is interested in me, but she is feeling guilty with her anti-slvt defense.
This friend does not know anything. This story sounds AFC, I know. He chased a girl for 3 years. The girl is touched. So, it worked. This is not a good advice for someone looking to pump and dump.Peaks&Valleys said:This is the absolute worst advice anyone could have given you in this situation. It was a woman? How is this not a surprise. She was trying to make you feel better, rather than giving you solid advice.
She kept chat app friends with me. She added me immediately when I told her my user name. She interacts with me until this day, though no initiation on her part. I am doing the chasing.Peaks&Valleys said:Read through your three threads: You have to learn a very important word------>Calibration. Be aware of your surroundings, and act accordingly.
You are not in the friend zone, you are in the creep zone. And it is well deserved.
She can defriend me NOW, she can cut me out of her life NOW. But, we are chat friends. In fact, I always judge by actions. It is not about how shy she acts, or closing a door in front of you. It is about what she does when she is AWAY from you. How she replies texts and messages, does she flake, what does she say. What I got is positive.Peaks&Valleys said:There was no relationship to begin with. Every time you tried to interact with her, you just further repelled her, rather than further attracting her. She's not the one for you. Judge by actions. This chick despises you. Next step restraining order, then jail.
I am not exchanging anything, that is not healthy. I have car, friends, connections. She does not have any of that. She understands that..Bing. said:"her anti-slvt defense" lol she ain't interested bro. What were you exchanging with her?
Giving up is easy. Being cut-throat is convenient. Inner game and frame is built through hard work and failures. Nothing worth having ever came easy. If someone tells you they were successful without working hard, they are not telling you the truth.Shift said:STOP STOP STOP STOP. You are obsessing bro, and this is unhealthy. Do this, right now:
Delete her number.
Delete her from the chat app and all social media.
Never speak to her again.
This is going to hurt like a mother****er, but push through it. Keeping contact with her will only drag out your pain. In time your heartbreak will subside, and at that point you should be able to look back on this with a clear head (no emotions getting in the way) and maybe learn to not read into things too much or obsess over one girl again.
You're right, you will improve your skills with hard work and failures. Your attempt at making it work with this girl is one of those failures. Learn from it, and spin some new plates.hop On hop Off said:Giving up is easy. Being cut-throat is convenient. Inner game and frame is built through hard work and failures. Nothing with having ever came easy. If someone tells you they were successful without working hard, they are not telling you the truth.
hop On hop Off said:We touched each other's hand while exchanging things.
Looks like you were.hop On hop Off said:I am not exchanging anything, that is not healthy.
If you currently have too many women chasing you, calling you, harassing you, knocking on your door at 2 o'clock in the morning... then I have the simple solution for you.
Just read my free ebook 22 Rules for Massive Success With Women and do the opposite of what I recommend.
This will quickly drive all women away from you.
And you will be able to relax and to live your life in peace and quiet.
12. One-itis Troll*
There's a fine line between seeking advice on a certain type of situation you encountered as a result of a particular girl, and simply seeking advice for one particular girl. The former is just part of the process of learning game--a process we all have gone, and continue to go, through--the former is often a One-itis Troll. Not only does this troll start several threads about the same exact girl, he nick-picks and nay-says all of the responses he gets with "but" and "what-if" statements and other provisos, all with the sole aim of extending the discussion about his fantasy girl--who may or may not even exist. Once some of the guys he's managed to lure into his obsessive vortex call him out on his trolling, he'll often concede that he's "just being paranoid" or hides behind newbie status, but proceeds as usual. Like other insecurity-based trolling (e.g., race trolls), one-itis trolls are quite plausibly well-intentioned newbies, but given their drain on forum resources and the equally plausible likelihood that they're simply trolling, they need to be dispensed with surgically.
*Sometimes subtle. Not to be confused with simple, permissible newbie-ism.
ThanksShift said:You're right, you will improve your skills with hard work and failures. Your attempt at making it work with this girl is one of those failures. Learn from it, and spin some new plates.