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Don Juan
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25 year old virgin. Dated my first girl (HB8 by anyone's standards...10 to me) 2 years ago around this time. Got really attached to her.
We did everything but sex (yes we did oral) she was holding out the sex because she was afraid I'd get attached which I ended up getting attached anyway. After she broke up with me after a month, it made me want her more and was obsessed with trying to get her back.
It got really ugly after a while, as far as me wishing I never met her, being rock-bottom depressed, like someone had ripped out my soul (despite not being depressed before) and just living, eating and breathing her.
We stopped talking altogether a few months after the breakup, and I haven't spoken to her since (no intention of either.)
Anyway, the point is, it took me a year and a half to get over her. Yeah, I was looking in person and online for other girls, but I'd talk about her all the time with everyone, and see someone that looked like her (even if they didn't) everywhere I went. To a degree, that still happens, even though i don't think about her nearly as much during the course of the day.
I'm worried that when I finally have sex or meet another girl I feel strongly about, that the same thing will happen.
Sure, I've learned a lot since then, and worked a lot on my inner game, but emotions take over when you're with someone.
As for things I learned...I learned that you can't control a girl's interest level. You can "not screw things up" and give yourself a chance for her to come around...but women are strictly emotional creatures, and there's no formula for winning over their emotions long-term. You have to be whatever "their type" is. Either a girl is apesh*t over you or she isn't. While there is such a thing as moderate interest, it can only go so far.
I also learned to keep the life story stuff to yourself. You can tell each other things...but getting "that close" with her emotionally right off the bat, if there is a quick separation, the loss will feel that much worse.
I also realized that this whole "Women are desperate for a bf" thing is bs...unless the girl is psycho, some desperate warpig, or some girl that's in love with someone out of her league. Men are the ones who get attached, not women. A lot of women just run into bfs by luck and then let them go like the weather when they get bored.
Anyway, the question is, how do I avoid a repeat? I don't blame myself too much...it was the first girl I dated, and also i wasn't just trying to get laid with her...I loved her (didn't even realize it at the time.) Kissing her (and I've kissed other women) felt indescribable...the way she tilted her head when she was thinking, her smile, etc.
Anyway enough mushy sh*t...my point is, in the present, I'm just looking to meet and have sex with a girl that I'm sexually attracted to and can respect and converse with on some level. I don't mind "liking" or even loving a girl again...but how do I avoid the Dawson's Creek sh*t and the mood swings and "I want to die" feeling? How do I avoid the obsession and loss of all rationality and logic?
The other is, I'm looking at it realistically...when you've been all but ignored by most women (UGs/fatties don't even check me out in person) and all of a sudden a pretty girl is showing interest in you, the real you (I didn't have a car at the time I dated that girl...she picked me up for the dates) it feels really good. You're kissing a girl, touching her boobs, fingering her, she's going down on you, etc...and you know it's for no reason that she likes you...you don't have money...common friends...connections etc...it's of course going to lead to emotions.
So I guess I'm just assuming that unless it's some random drunk hookup, I'll get attached and emotions will take over everything I've learned. Is that necessarily the case?
We did everything but sex (yes we did oral) she was holding out the sex because she was afraid I'd get attached which I ended up getting attached anyway. After she broke up with me after a month, it made me want her more and was obsessed with trying to get her back.
It got really ugly after a while, as far as me wishing I never met her, being rock-bottom depressed, like someone had ripped out my soul (despite not being depressed before) and just living, eating and breathing her.
We stopped talking altogether a few months after the breakup, and I haven't spoken to her since (no intention of either.)
Anyway, the point is, it took me a year and a half to get over her. Yeah, I was looking in person and online for other girls, but I'd talk about her all the time with everyone, and see someone that looked like her (even if they didn't) everywhere I went. To a degree, that still happens, even though i don't think about her nearly as much during the course of the day.
I'm worried that when I finally have sex or meet another girl I feel strongly about, that the same thing will happen.
Sure, I've learned a lot since then, and worked a lot on my inner game, but emotions take over when you're with someone.
As for things I learned...I learned that you can't control a girl's interest level. You can "not screw things up" and give yourself a chance for her to come around...but women are strictly emotional creatures, and there's no formula for winning over their emotions long-term. You have to be whatever "their type" is. Either a girl is apesh*t over you or she isn't. While there is such a thing as moderate interest, it can only go so far.
I also learned to keep the life story stuff to yourself. You can tell each other things...but getting "that close" with her emotionally right off the bat, if there is a quick separation, the loss will feel that much worse.
I also realized that this whole "Women are desperate for a bf" thing is bs...unless the girl is psycho, some desperate warpig, or some girl that's in love with someone out of her league. Men are the ones who get attached, not women. A lot of women just run into bfs by luck and then let them go like the weather when they get bored.
Anyway, the question is, how do I avoid a repeat? I don't blame myself too much...it was the first girl I dated, and also i wasn't just trying to get laid with her...I loved her (didn't even realize it at the time.) Kissing her (and I've kissed other women) felt indescribable...the way she tilted her head when she was thinking, her smile, etc.
Anyway enough mushy sh*t...my point is, in the present, I'm just looking to meet and have sex with a girl that I'm sexually attracted to and can respect and converse with on some level. I don't mind "liking" or even loving a girl again...but how do I avoid the Dawson's Creek sh*t and the mood swings and "I want to die" feeling? How do I avoid the obsession and loss of all rationality and logic?
The other is, I'm looking at it realistically...when you've been all but ignored by most women (UGs/fatties don't even check me out in person) and all of a sudden a pretty girl is showing interest in you, the real you (I didn't have a car at the time I dated that girl...she picked me up for the dates) it feels really good. You're kissing a girl, touching her boobs, fingering her, she's going down on you, etc...and you know it's for no reason that she likes you...you don't have money...common friends...connections etc...it's of course going to lead to emotions.
So I guess I'm just assuming that unless it's some random drunk hookup, I'll get attached and emotions will take over everything I've learned. Is that necessarily the case?
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