Recently, i've been trying to design and refine an all-new type of approach. It involves an extremely validating opener that translates into mid-game with deep rapport building and a lot of 'qualifying from a position of power,' given to you by her desire to live up to your high initial opinion of her. I decided to test is on a 9.5, and not surprisingly, my delivery sucked because i was using all-new material for both the opener and mid-game. She brought the boyfriend up after only a few minutes. "We've been together for one year." But a funny thing happened when she said that. Instead of thinking "damn, now i can't have her," i thought "one year! whew, that coulda been me!" McMaax mentioned to me earlier today that seduction is very addictive. He's right, it's become a hobby, and the thought of spending an entire year with a one girl is a little scary all of a sudden. For an entire year, imagine not being to approach another girl. Imagine not being able to make another dirty sexual joke. Imagine not being able to get a single phone number. Imagine not being able to **** a single other girl. Imagine having a proverbial leash tied around your neck, limiting you from doing what you really want... for an entire year! With these realizations, i am now moving away from seeing girls as potential girlfriends. Instead, i'm starting to see them as sources of fun and excitement, or rather people i can share with the excitement that is already in my life. Hopefully, this insight can provide some guidance to those who still see girls the way i used to. Remember, when it comes to dating, what you seek will always elude you. Guys who really want girlfriends can never find one! Guys who are terrified of having girlfriends have girls chasing them!