All gen Z are like this
So he's a simp
This is definitely a millenial/gen Z trend. Calling someone your partner translates to: "this is the person I am dating but am not sexually/romantically attracted to"
Over text she said " in a relationship". When I was on her couch she said " partner". I tend to be reluctant to escalate on girls with bf's unless they make the first move. I want to gauge how serious the relationship is first. I have however hooked up with girls with boyfriends so I am not trying to act virtuous.It seems like she told you she had a boyfriend by using the term "partner". Is that true?
The post below that I have linked is a Rollo Tomassi post on how to handle the "I Have a Boyfriend" announcement.
When she says - I have a bf.
Does it mean the game is over on the spot? Seniors - throw some light on this folks.
Bottom line: if you decided to go forward with the hang session, you are free to try to escalate. I could understand someone giving you the IHAB line via text messaging and you not deciding to spend time with her in-person.
Over the years, most of the Manosphere type articles/advices have typically advised on getting the IHAB line face-to-face. When getting the IHAB face-to-face, definitely ignore it and continue to escalate. However, with most interactions involving more indirect, asynchronous communication in text-based messaging, getting the IHAB in this form allows you the option to not show up to something in-person or going forward in-person and trying to escalate in a real world situation.
This is true. Earlier Millennials (think 1981-1986 births) are going to notice differences between themselves and the first half of Gen Z (1997-early 2000s births) that has now entered adulthood. The latter part of Gen Z has yet to reach adulthood. Even some of the latter part of the Millennial generation (1992-1996) is a bit like Gen Z from the perspective of an earlier Millennial.
That's quite common when dealing with a Gen Z person. I asked out a Gen Z woman earlier this year and got that response. I did this at a fitness class when the class instructor was a Gen Z. The primary reason I asked out the class instructor is because none of the female class attendees that day were attractive. I ended up chatting up the class instructor and got the excuse about her "partner". In a setting like the grocery store, an outdoor path, or the mall, I likely would have ignored that declaration and used a boyfriend destroyer line. Since she was a class instructor at my gym, my hands were tied as to what I could do. She mentioned her partner and offered to hang out as friends, which I refused. I stated that due to my high value, I do not accept male-female platonic friendship. I think that impressed her. I was in her class after that interaction without incident, though in subsequent class visits I didn't say much to her other than maybe the word 'hello'.
The woman had the potential to be DTF. This sounds like a White woman and a woke White woman would be down for sex with a Black man.
She likely worked in academia, some government job, and/or was a social worker.
Yeh thats what I am thinking. The bf might be a weak soy GenZ guy and she might not be extremely sexually attracted to him. I would like to believe that if a girl really loves you she would want to call you her "bf" or " her man" instead of partner.
Most women with boyfriends don't want to hang out alone with the typical guy who approaches them in non-bar settings. Not too many men approach women in non-bar setting either. The non-bar approach is a bit of a fading art, in part because it is so non-productive. Even a well practiced non-bar approacher has a low success rate for setting up first dates.
High quality women who are in a happy committed relationship are closed off and do not make themselves available to even be hit on or chatted up in any way shape or form (assuming of course the guy isn't autistic and misreading her).
One of them said, "I have a Daddy."
It most likely means the relationship is more one of convenience than actual interest. Most women who want to hang out alone with guys are not going to even mention they have a boyfriend.
The hell did u waste ur time with this goofball for?
Gen-Z chicks are different, a lot of them have drank the woke kool aide nonsense, even the pretty ones
"Queer" is a meaningless term, just like pansexual or any of the other meaningless phrases these people have made up.
Almost all Gen Z women are nutjobs, just gotta deal with it in exchange for the benefits younger women offer. It's not hard to crack them most of them can't even explain any of the things they believe in let alone why they believe in them.
Serisuly? queer use to mean gay but anyway she broke up with me because I wasn't rocking with the LGBT agenda, not gonna lie she had a juicy a$$ but Gen-Z chicks a lot of them are very masculine even if they are feminine looking, it's ike american women are becoming more and more like men
But during a pandemic, there's no hanging out "with", only hanging out "of".
Yes it did, and now it means nothing. Seriously, I've asked about a dozen different women what it means and they all give a different (non) answer.
No idea why. I heard birth control is in our water supply which is causing men to be more feminine but that doesn't explain why women are more masculine. Hormones might have social factors.
And now it means 'I'm ambivalent about my sexual orientation, but I don't want to pigeonhole myself, so I'm just strange'.
