Post: #1

Hey guys, new to the game here, swallowed the rep pill about last fall, since then, I have made some pretty good strides in my life, lost 15lbs, dated beautiful women, and got a job promotion at work.

So, just recently, I started dating this really feminine girl or so I thought. About a week in, I since her starting to become a huge bitch. Constantly shit testing me, wanting control of the relationship, micro managing my every move, wants to compete with me as far as making more money than me and having a better career. The thing is, I can tell she really likes me, but it's starting to take a toll. Honestly, and embarrassed to say, I feel a bit emasculated. I'm naturally a pretty laid back guy, so at first, I just let the shit go.

Any chance I can take back the relationship? I've already tried talking to her about it, but of course, she puts up this huge bitch shield, and just gets defensive. Or should i just let it go and find new pussy?

Post: #2

(06-11-2015 12:47 PM)YoungAngel1 Wrote:  So, just recently, I started dating this really feminine girl or so I thought. About a week in, I since her starting to become a huge bitch.

"About a week in"
"About a week in"
"About a week in"

Explain this. How do you have a relationship after dating her for a week?

I don't even know or remember their last name after seven days. Did you guys spent them in the hyperbolic time chamber?

All kidding aside, taking the red pill or maturing as a man also means that you don't throw out commitment like that. Maybe it's a language issue, but to be in a relationship with someone you need to know them. That takes time. The first weeks and months is fun and only then you will start to see the real person.

If she is already being a bitch after a week of hanging out and fucking, then she's just a crazy bitch. Then you're not in a relationship and you can just decide not to hang out with her anymore.

Post: #3

Dump her.

Post: #4

I thought it was potentially salvageable until I got to this:

(06-11-2015 12:47 PM)YoungAngel1 Wrote:  ...wants to compete with me as far as making more money than me and having a better career...

That's what my friends call a "hard-charger" and if she's coming at you like that, she will never be able to be submissive to you. If she can't be submissive to you, then you will never be able to have a decent LTR. You'll be perpetually miserable.

Trust me, I know of that of which I speak.

Post: #5

Spit in her mouth.

Post: #6

(06-11-2015 03:56 PM)ClintTalks Wrote:  Spit in her mouth.

Now you're talking.

I love that shit.

Post: #7

Quote: Spit in her mouth.

I'm a little tempted to rep for this.

Post: #8

(06-11-2015 03:56 PM)ClintTalks Wrote:  Spit in her mouth.

Start fucking her in the ass on a daily basis. Also stick a finger in her ass the next time she says something uppity - no matter what she is doing then.

Post: #9

Called it quits. Of course, she was defending herself, and got even more bitchy trying to play the victim card. Having a girl treat you like a child is the worst feeling a man can have. I feel relief. And I got 2 dates this weekend.

Game on.

Post: #10

You probably did the right thing. Women are like houses, they all have flaws. Some have been maintained very well since they were built and just need some minor work. Others, much more. Then there are those who have serious foundation issues and it's always best to just pass on them.

And just like Real Estate, it's all about location, location, location.

Post: #11

You know, we have funny response in my country for something like this, the most common advice you would hear them say is:

Tetris, breakup.

It sounds funny in Vietnamese.

Post: #12

Good. You will forget about her real soon.

Post: #13

(06-11-2015 06:20 PM)Onto Wrote:  You probably did the right thing. Women are like houses, they all have flaws. Some have been maintained very well since they were built and just need some minor work. Others, much more. Then there are those who have serious foundation issues and it's always best to just pass on them.

And just like Real Estate, it's all about location, location, location.

Haha, great analogy:

Decrepit houses have had groups of young men spray their walls repeatedly.

A good house surrounded by bad houses is usually a poor investment.

High start-up capital requirements and maintenance costs lead some to prefer to rent over owning.

Post: #14

(06-12-2015 07:36 AM)rustylions Wrote:  A good house surrounded by bad houses is usually a poor investment.

Great analogy. Always be aware of the company she keeps.