Originally posted by Eileen
Very accurate Becker.
Thanks Eileen, I'm assuming you're a woman. I'm glad to see that I may be learning something after all this time.
Here's my take on this, and it seems so obvious to me yet it apparently hasn't really been brought up by anyone here.
All over this board, all I hear are all these "theories" like "LJBF-zone", "AFC", or whatever, basically stuff I'd never heard of before discovering this board, when I was innocently just going about my normal days, going after women without a care in the world of the consequences. It's a better learning experience than arguing theories back and forth on a message board.
There seems to be a double-standard here when talking about the LJBF-zone. First of all, you have people saying that once you're in the LJBF-zone, forget about getting with the girl, because you're stuck there for good. THEN, the same people probably turn around and get all insecure when their girls have all these guy friends (most likely in the LJBF-zone). Nothing's supposed to happen with these guys, right? I'd say the only way something will happen is if you become more insecure and AFC than these LJBF-zone guys. I've turned what I felt were girl "friends" into GFs, and I've broken just about every rule in the DJ bible, yet things still work out.
This girl I'm pursuing right now supposedly has TONS of guy friends, and she told me this. For some reason, this doesn't bother me, and I like this girl a lot. Probably the main reason is that she tells me that these guys get all protective and stuff towards her. It may just be me, but I don't think women like guy friends who block her every move and essentially act like a surrogate father. She doesn't need that. I told her that guys like that hate guys like me because I just don't get jealous and possessive, and the very girls they're trying to get end up coming after me instead.
Big deal, even if she's dating these guys, I'm not going to get all worked up about it. We're not exclusive, and even if we were, you have to accept that anything's possible. You can't own a person, they abolished slavery long ago. Be a little more trusting until you have good reason not to. If you choose to indulge in your own imagination, that's fine, but it can only cause more grief.