l_e_g_e_n_d
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Fact: Most guys are chumps.Here is my current perception.
I think women are far, far more intuitive than men give them credit for. Like I said before, guy's egos get in the way.
Women pick up on what they can get away with. If I am forced to tell her direct, I know that I'm in a very bad place in the set. It's a massive red-flag.
I have literally had one of the biggest slvts that I've ever met try to turn in to an angel within a week to try and get me into a relationship, when I was just 19. It changed my whole perception of how women behave. That was far before any "red-pill" stuff. And I perceived it over and over and over, ever since.
Interest level is literally everything. A woman can become the so-called "quality woman" when she wants a man enough. Women are chameleons. I suggest men embrace their own 'chameleon' aspect, and have fun with it too.
Women have been beta-conditioned to believe much behavior is socially acceptable.
In Example One I cited above, the girl and her gfs felt it perfectly acceptable to vacation without their bfs. I don't. I don't expect her to know how I feel about the subject, because such behavior is socially accepted for the most part, because society is filled with beta chumps with no gonads who are afraid to speak their mind or lay down the law.
Example Two: Most women have male friends. I don't find this acceptable in exclusivity. One way or another, if she wanted exclusivity and I was open to exclusivity, she would have to know that I don't dated women exclusively who have male friends. In arguendo, we could argue to go find a girl who has no male friends, but then I would counter with (a) Good luck with that; (b) Most women are fine dropping their male friends as a compromise to enter exclusive relations with a high-value male.
Accordingly, despite the girl's IL, she is simply unaware of some of your deal breakers.
Here is an example of a real boundary upon my gf before we became exclusive:
We left the convo there. A few weeks later, she broached the subject again, and asked if I would consider exclusivity if she dropped her male buddies. Couple weeks following, I agreed.Her: So where is this going?
Me: What do you mean?
Her: What are we?
Me: Dating
Her: So you are dating other women?
Me: Of course.
Her: What>! I am not.
Me: Well that's your choice. I don't date women exclusively who have male friends.
Do you find anything wrong with the above?
I agree. No need for boundaries in such a scenario. Seeing an ex merits a NEXT. But, in OP's defense, he may have given her the impression that he is a chump, so such behavior could go without consequence.deesade said:If I were OP, it would be over when she wanted to see her ex. And now that she is hanging around with a different crowd, I would probably fade out on that situation.
Boundaries are more for the LTR. Plate-spinning is supposed to be fun, untangled, with no restriction; thus boundaries are unnecessary in such context.deesade said:Like I say, that doesn't lead to long LTR's or whatever. But I don't see why everything should, because I have no need for it.