BackInTheGame78
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There is one piece of advice that I have tried and tried to follow but have had mediocre at best results while doing it. And that is "going ghost" from the time you set the date until the actual date.
I know this is some "sacred" ploy according to many on here, but I'm here to tell you it's a bunch of BS. In fact, over the last few months while ignoring this "commandment" I've had ZERO flakes. Zero. Zip. Nada. None. And lots and lots of sex with new plates.
So, I think it's time we re-visit this. And I am telling you if you are following this and are having flaking issues, stop following it immediately. I don't care "how much her interest level will rise" if I do this or "how much it will fall" if I don't...in practice, it just doesn't work that way, at least for me. Am I talking about texting her all day long every day? No. But don't be afraid to send the random text here and there up until and even ON the day of the date. So if there is a 3 or 4 day window until the date, I'm texting them on 2 or 3 of them, including the day of the date.
I've never had a girl not be into me once we met because they thought I was "needy", I've never had a woman think I'm "desperate and have nothing better to do" because I text them a few times a day here and there, and I've never had them "find out too much about me" and then not want to meet. In fact, its raised their interest level in me, to the point that I am the one almost always deciding if I want to see them again or not. I think only 2 out of the last 25-30 women did not want to meet me after the first date. I wasn't interested in 10 of them off the bat and then I whittled it down from there...
Currently, I am regularly banging 5 of them on a rotational basis, which is the most I've ever handled at once. I'm not sure where this whole "go ghost" til the date thing came from but I can assure you it is hurting a lot of you much more than helping you.
I am not interested in all these "must do's" to be successful...if something isn't working for me after I've done it for a long enough period of time, I'm going to question it and then see what happens if I do the opposite...in this case, the opposite has proved to give exceptional results...
I know this is some "sacred" ploy according to many on here, but I'm here to tell you it's a bunch of BS. In fact, over the last few months while ignoring this "commandment" I've had ZERO flakes. Zero. Zip. Nada. None. And lots and lots of sex with new plates.
So, I think it's time we re-visit this. And I am telling you if you are following this and are having flaking issues, stop following it immediately. I don't care "how much her interest level will rise" if I do this or "how much it will fall" if I don't...in practice, it just doesn't work that way, at least for me. Am I talking about texting her all day long every day? No. But don't be afraid to send the random text here and there up until and even ON the day of the date. So if there is a 3 or 4 day window until the date, I'm texting them on 2 or 3 of them, including the day of the date.
I've never had a girl not be into me once we met because they thought I was "needy", I've never had a woman think I'm "desperate and have nothing better to do" because I text them a few times a day here and there, and I've never had them "find out too much about me" and then not want to meet. In fact, its raised their interest level in me, to the point that I am the one almost always deciding if I want to see them again or not. I think only 2 out of the last 25-30 women did not want to meet me after the first date. I wasn't interested in 10 of them off the bat and then I whittled it down from there...
Currently, I am regularly banging 5 of them on a rotational basis, which is the most I've ever handled at once. I'm not sure where this whole "go ghost" til the date thing came from but I can assure you it is hurting a lot of you much more than helping you.
I am not interested in all these "must do's" to be successful...if something isn't working for me after I've done it for a long enough period of time, I'm going to question it and then see what happens if I do the opposite...in this case, the opposite has proved to give exceptional results...