(03-04-2016 09:34 AM)DarianFrey Wrote: ^ Damn kaotic
Crisp call-out. Please post her reply.
(03-04-2016 11:40 AM)General Stalin Wrote: Some people swear by the no-dinner-date mindset. I agree for the most part unless it is on the premise of her coming over to your place to cook for/with you. If she's cooking for you then she is being feminine and investing which is great. If she is cooking with you then it's a fun date activity in and of itself. You can give her instructions and tasks to do while spending time together doing an activity and talking/flirting sipping wine while you hang out in the kitchen. Stir fry is a super easy but fun one because it requires a lot of veggies to be cut(her) and raw meat to be handled(you). You get the idea.
Having good tunes to put on and some good stuff to sip on is the ticket. Bachelor pad game is some shit not to overlook.
(03-06-2016 02:13 AM)draguer Wrote: Just took a 'christian' girl's virginity who is in a five year relationship.
(03-06-2016 04:11 AM)germanico Wrote:(03-04-2016 10:50 AM)Fury Wrote: Has anyone ever dated a girl that found you to be "too interesting and adventurous"?
When you are blue pill, most of the girls reject you because they are too much for you.
When you turn red pill, most of the girls reject you because you are too much for them.
Everybody wants a Ferrari. Not everyone can afford one.
And even then, it still will be too much for them, an ammount they rather keep stashed away rather than spending it. She sees all the cool thing that will be going on in her life with you around and since its so much more than she is able or willing to give, shed rather tell herself that you are "incompatible" and have a shallow relationship-of-sorts with one of the cookie cutter hipsters she is used to handle.
(03-06-2016 12:10 PM)Mentavious Wrote: -snip-
Just a reminder that having options and a busy life is good in the eyes of many women.


(03-04-2016 12:18 PM)OregonToSoCal Wrote:(03-04-2016 11:40 AM)General Stalin Wrote: Some people swear by the no-dinner-date mindset. I agree for the most part unless it is on the premise of her coming over to your place to cook for/with you.
What is everyone's go to second date plan when the first date is drinks but the woman doesn't come back to your place? This could be due to logistics, her not being ready for that step etc.
I've tried inviting women straight to my place for the second date but most of the time it triggers the ASD and it goes nowhere.
It's always felt like to me dating venues are kind of like a ladder. Meaning if we meet for drinks on the first date it should be food/dinner on the second and so on. However these second sushi/dinner/apps dates are almost always busts for me. I need to correct this part of my dating strategy.

(03-06-2016 10:18 PM)hwuzhere Wrote:(03-06-2016 10:07 PM)robreke Wrote:(03-06-2016 09:43 PM)hwuzhere Wrote: This isn't advice on women necessarily, but it's to help my younger brother who's a Junior in High School.
Kid works out, I make sure his style is above par for his age(bar a few goofy Aeropostale hoodies), and he's generally a book smart kid.
The issue is that I can't break it down for him that he needs to stop being a whiny millennial bitch. For fuck's sake we're part of an immigrant family and lived in the hood when we moved to the States. The last straw was that he didn't even have the self-restraint to not curse in front of my mother when I saw him today.
My mom had to restrain me from kicking his ass. How should I break it down for this stubborn kid? Help him improve his mentality and tell him to ditch his shitty nerdy friends. I don't want my own blood to turn into Elliot Rodger since he's already acting confrontational and saying the usual "You don't understand me" bullshit. Thankfully I'm taking steps already with the youngest brother so he can grow up better.
All the best,
H
You think you can get him to check out the forum?
Maybe soft sell it to him some way instead of prosthelytize;
"yeah, after I started reading this one site on male improvement, it helped me start getting with and dating higher quality girls (or what his big interests are). A lot of guys on there who walk the walk giving great ideas"
Or some such. Some way to get him exposed to the red pill.
I'm trying to give him bits of the red pill, but as I've said he's too stuck in that whiny bubble of his. The "you don't understand me" bullshit even though I barely have a few years on him. He takes the worst part of our own father's social awkwardness and stubbornness then mixes it with a whiny millennial attitude.
He selectively listens to me, but that's about it. His interests are also video games besides his studying and that rabbit hole called reddit. Thankfully he's off social media at the very least.
Right now my goal is to make sure he can even become receptive. He's still in his formative years so I have time, but right now it's about making him see the light.
Second he hits 18 though, I plan to take him to the nearest night club and show him the magic of the game, but that's still a ways away.
(03-07-2016 11:39 PM)DonnyGately Wrote:(03-06-2016 10:18 PM)hwuzhere Wrote:(03-06-2016 10:07 PM)robreke Wrote:(03-06-2016 09:43 PM)hwuzhere Wrote: This isn't advice on women necessarily, but it's to help my younger brother who's a Junior in High School.
Kid works out, I make sure his style is above par for his age(bar a few goofy Aeropostale hoodies), and he's generally a book smart kid.
The issue is that I can't break it down for him that he needs to stop being a whiny millennial bitch. For fuck's sake we're part of an immigrant family and lived in the hood when we moved to the States. The last straw was that he didn't even have the self-restraint to not curse in front of my mother when I saw him today.
My mom had to restrain me from kicking his ass. How should I break it down for this stubborn kid? Help him improve his mentality and tell him to ditch his shitty nerdy friends. I don't want my own blood to turn into Elliot Rodger since he's already acting confrontational and saying the usual "You don't understand me" bullshit. Thankfully I'm taking steps already with the youngest brother so he can grow up better.
All the best,
H
You think you can get him to check out the forum?
Maybe soft sell it to him some way instead of prosthelytize;
"yeah, after I started reading this one site on male improvement, it helped me start getting with and dating higher quality girls (or what his big interests are). A lot of guys on there who walk the walk giving great ideas"
Or some such. Some way to get him exposed to the red pill.
I'm trying to give him bits of the red pill, but as I've said he's too stuck in that whiny bubble of his. The "you don't understand me" bullshit even though I barely have a few years on him. He takes the worst part of our own father's social awkwardness and stubbornness then mixes it with a whiny millennial attitude.
He selectively listens to me, but that's about it. His interests are also video games besides his studying and that rabbit hole called reddit. Thankfully he's off social media at the very least.
Right now my goal is to make sure he can even become receptive. He's still in his formative years so I have time, but right now it's about making him see the light.
Second he hits 18 though, I plan to take him to the nearest night club and show him the magic of the game, but that's still a ways away.
Make him sign up for a real sport, any sport. Hell, even running or tennis.
(03-07-2016 10:50 PM)robreke Wrote: Sometimes it takes me a few days to realize where I may have fucked up with a girl. Just feeling frustrated and wanted to bang this out.
Had a good date with a shy Finnish girl living here in the states Friday night. She refuses me to pick her up and instead rides her bicycle to the bar we're meeting at that night. Her ride is like 30 minutes on bike and it's only a few blocks from me in my truck. So, it's kind of ridiculous but whatever.
She wants to buy her own drink so I let her. She's actually a sweet girl. Very pretty. Her parents both died at an early age so maybe this explains some of this.
We bounced to a second place just a short walk down the street. She was going to unlock her bike and bring it. I told her just leave it there as it's a close walk.
We played darts and I said I could get this round and she said something to the effect of "it's kind of awkward". I just smirked and said 'well you'll get the next round'
I beat her at darts but she had fun then we sat on a couch and chilled with our drinks. Walked her back to her bike and offered to let her throw it in my truck and I'll ride her home. She says no thank you. I go for the kiss and it's quite nice with some brief hand touching.
Two days later on Sunday, she texts me inviting me to a festival at a big park in town. Good sign. She says some friends of hers will be there so I almost consider not going but do.
I find her in the crowds of people and see her from behind. I walk behind her and gently touch her waist and the small of her back. I think that threw her off. She looked a little uncomfortable and in retrospect I think she thought I was being 'too familiar' touching her like that. Jesus.
So, I basically set a bad vibe from the get go at the park. Her two friends, a guy and girl introduce themselves and we all talk. The Finnish girl was talking but seemed kind of reserved. In retrospect, she may have been hoping I wouldn't do any PDA in public. Of course, I wasn't planning on it.
I mentioned I was going back to my place to watch a band playing at my apartments but she says no thank you as she's going to yoga class with her friend here at the park. When I hug her goodbye she makes an extreme point to completely turn her head to make sure I won't go for the kiss. Her friends were standing right there watching so I kind of understand this.
I texted her tonight and she texted right back. Then, when I texted her again it's been two hours and no text. I may or may not hear from her but I think she thought I was 'moving too fast' with that touch from behind in retrospect. This sucks because it was the first successful day game pickup and date(s) I've had in a while. These day game pickups haven't been amounting to shit for me the past 6 months.
All my good dates and bangs have been coming from online. I guess I'll have to just keeping banging all these online sluts as opposed to sweet gorgeous foreign girls I pick up at the grocery.
It's the cards I've been dealt as of late.
At this point, my best estimate is she'll either wait until later tomorrow to text, meaning her interest level has dropped a good bit, or I won't hear back at all.
At that point, I'll wait until the week after next to text her since I'm out of town next week.
One "wrong" move on my part and she's gone cold. Fuck. Once you're out with women, you're out.
TL/DR: decent first date with Finnish girl I picked up with day game. She called me two days later to meet her and her friends at the park. It seems I spooked her a bit when I got the park and touched her/ she's very self conscious in front of her friends. Now she's gone cold. Bring on the online sluts.
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(03-09-2016 02:52 PM)DarianFrey Wrote: Going to Poland (Wroclaw) in a few weeks, and I've been working on some girls from Tinder.
Now the question starts popping up about how long I'm staying (which is about 3 days).
What's the best course of action here, in regards to replying?

(03-10-2016 09:47 AM)hwuzhere Wrote: ... and since I believe she gave you shit I would have just teased her over her giving you shit.
(03-10-2016 09:35 AM)JWLZG Wrote: Just wrapped up another date whereby I didn't get the makeout, let alone the bang.
Local 23 y/o student, Tinder. I was honestly chancing it as I'd half regretted matching at first, judging her to be a 5 from her photos. She looked better in life, but no more than a 6.5.
We'd already flaked on each other once (the second time was my fault - I didn't confirm the day and she assumed it wasn't on), ending up with a date on a rainy night, I was 5 minutes late for a girl who happened to be a stickler for punctuality, and I forgot myself by not greeting her with a spin and kiss on the cheek as is my norm. So far so good, right?
I forgot that the place I took her to was, while a date venue, also a favourite haunt of jacked, good-looking, 6'2" 30-something dudes. The sorts of people who shared the lift with us and who were milling in front of the bar. I ignored them and we smiled at each other on and off.
We were on and off silent on the way up and while waiting for our drinks, mostly small talk which she steered towards the topic of university -- I'll say I've felt more blatant chemistry from the get go on other dates. It was definitely incongruous with our Tinder exchange.
As the conversation progressed into what we wanted to do out of uni, I think we clicked a bit more. Like a lot of 20-somethings in her part of town, she had really idealistic left-leaning values which motivated her to want to use her MA in Social Work to help with indigenous communities, but denied being a typical north-side hipster when I teased her about it (Melburnians will get what I mean).
At some point I jokingly called her out on staring off into the skyline -- which this venue has a spectacular field of. She also didn't ask questions back at times when prompted.
Somehow we segued into the topic of our families; she revealed that her old man had left hers' when she was little, and didn't want to have anything to do her and her siblings, and that he cheated on her mum while having his way with a string of other women. She said that she didn't often share this matter, and clearly it struck a chord in her -- she briefly wiped her eyes at that point. I rubbed her thigh and told her what she could do about her dad, but hinted that I wasn't there to counsel her. We shared our experiences on this matter, I told her my family background was similar (which it was, but not as bad, I played it up a bit).
She suggested changing the topic, and I brought up something we touched on earlier, asking her what she was looking for on Tinder.
"I'm honestly not sure...just putting myself out there I guess," she said.
"Aren't we all, though, " I countered.
I had earlier on teased her about using Tinder dates to relieve the burden of her uni workload, and at that point joked that had she admitted to looking for a relationship, I'd have left the bar there and then.
We agreed that our school loads wouldn't quite give us the time for a relationship and had a laugh about that. Then she became a bit more pensive.
"I dunno, maybe I am looking for a relationship," she said. "I just wanna meet guys outside where I normally am."
Our tone became semi-light-hearted as we talked about trying to find someone on campus (both our courses have a dearth of the opposite gender) and gender roles in dating (she broached the meet up on Tinder).
Upon suggesting a venue change, she said that she had an early start tomorrow, and couldn't budge from that. She declined another round of drinks, saying her doesn't drink much these days. The cold and the rain was putting her off walking around too much. Pity, logistically, I was pretty solid.
Nevertheless, she had a bit of time to kill before her bus. I led us towards a park on the way back to mine . . . which was on the way to her bus stop.
The dampness meant we couldn't sit down at the park and get too friendly. Upon getting to her bus stop, she offered to walk me to my bike given that she had an umbrella. I kept getting left out of its shelter, and I snuggled against her, saying, "I don't bite".
"Don't you?" she asked coyly.
"I'm sure you're tasty enough," was my rejoinder. "Aren't you into rough play?"
"Nah, not really," she said. ". . . I'm not sure what I want out of guys, kind of like a lot things in life, "she finished off in response.
At the point of splitting up, we made plans to see each other next week, I pushed her a day when her assignments are all due for the moment. She said, "Friday...I'll text you."
I leaned back a bit and spread out my arms with a smirk. "I'm not really into hugging," she said, but we did so anyway.
Thanks for reading if my recount is that long-winded. I'm not sure whether the signs are in my favour, partly out of inexperience, partly out of disheartenment at the apparent lack of success over my last few days. Or maybe I'm too expectant of securing the bang by the first date. I would like to get the bang, but I'm wondering if that's a lack of game on my part or if our pace is OK given the circumstances. She's no huge loss as I'm gaming much hotter girls at the moment, but I see her case as practice.
(03-04-2016 12:18 PM)OregonToSoCal Wrote:(03-04-2016 11:40 AM)General Stalin Wrote: Some people swear by the no-dinner-date mindset. I agree for the most part unless it is on the premise of her coming over to your place to cook for/with you.
What is everyone's go to second date plan when the first date is drinks but the woman doesn't come back to your place? This could be due to logistics, her not being ready for that step etc.
I've tried inviting women straight to my place for the second date but most of the time it triggers the ASD and it goes nowhere.
It's always felt like to me dating venues are kind of like a ladder. Meaning if we meet for drinks on the first date it should be food/dinner on the second and so on. However these second sushi/dinner/apps dates are almost always busts for me. I need to correct this part of my dating strategy.
). Obviously, you don't play the whole time. You sit down and talk, then play a few rounds of the game, then go back to sitting and talking. Then after an hour and a half of drinking beer or cider with her, you move her back to your place. (03-10-2016 09:35 AM)JWLZG Wrote: Just wrapped up another date whereby I didn't get the makeout, let alone the bang.
Local 23 y/o student, Tinder. I was honestly chancing it as I'd half regretted matching at first, judging her to be a 5 from her photos. She looked better in life, but no more than a 6.5.
Quote: We'd already flaked on each other once (the second time was my fault - I didn't confirm the day and she assumed it wasn't on), ending up with a date on a rainy night, I was 5 minutes late for a girl who happened to be a stickler for punctuality, and I forgot myself by not greeting her with a spin and kiss on the cheek as is my norm. So far so good, right?Man if a girl doesn't confirm that it's not on of her own accord by the end of the day the date was supposed to happen it wasn't happening anyways.
Quote: I forgot that the place I took her to was, while a date venue, also a favourite haunt of jacked, good-looking, 6'2" 30-something dudes. The sorts of people who shared the lift with us and who were milling in front of the bar. I ignored them and we smiled at each other on and off.Well if those types were around then it doesn't matter man. If you take too much stock into things like other guys that are in better shape/looking than you then that will effect your mentality. Always believe you're the baddest motherfucker in the place and that nothing will fuck you over.
We were on and off silent on the way up and while waiting for our drinks, mostly small talk which she steered towards the topic of university -- I'll say I've felt more blatant chemistry from the get go on other dates. It was definitely incongruous with our Tinder exchange.
Quote: As the conversation progressed into what we wanted to do out of uni, I think we clicked a bit more. Like a lot of 20-somethings in her part of town, she had really idealistic left-leaning values which motivated her to want to use her MA in Social Work to help with indigenous communities, but denied being a typical north-side hipster when I teased her about it (Melburnians will get what I mean).Of course a lot of girls are left leaning. You shouldn't have even discovered that fact in the first place. If she brings up her left leaning views instead of running on an inside joke or talking about mundane things then you've fucked up already. Girls hate talking about logical things like volunteering or her Social Work degree(unless you met her volunteering).
Quote: At some point I jokingly called her out on staring off into the skyline -- which this venue has a spectacular field of. She also didn't ask questions back at times when prompted.Final signal right there to bail. It was Game Over.
Quote: Somehow we segued into the topic of our families; she revealed that her old man had left hers' when she was little, and didn't want to have anything to do her and her siblings, and that he cheated on her mum while having his way with a string of other women. She said that she didn't often share this matter, and clearly it struck a chord in her -- she briefly wiped her eyes at that point. I rubbed her thigh and told her what she could do about her dad, but hinted that I wasn't there to counsel her. We shared our experiences on this matter, I told her my family background was similar (which it was, but not as bad, I played it up a bit).Negative thoughts right there. No girl wants to talk about her shitty life. She wants excitement and emotional pleasure not something depressing about how her dad left her. You're now an emotional blanket for her to vent too.
Quote: She suggested changing the topic, and I brought up something we touched on earlier, asking her what she was looking for on Tinder.Emotional hamstering on her part. "Looking for love" sympathy conversation.
"I'm honestly not sure...just putting myself out there I guess," she said.
"Aren't we all, though, " I countered.
I had earlier on teased her about using Tinder dates to relieve the burden of her uni workload, and at that point joked that had she admitted to looking for a relationship, I'd have left the bar there and then.
We agreed that our school loads wouldn't quite give us the time for a relationship and had a laugh about that. Then she became a bit more pensive.
"I dunno, maybe I am looking for a relationship," she said. "I just wanna meet guys outside where I normally am."
Quote:Our tone became semi-light-hearted as we talked about trying to find someone on campus (both our courses have a dearth of the opposite gender) and gender roles in dating (she broached the meet up on Tinder).
Quote: Upon suggesting a venue change, she said that she had an early start tomorrow, and couldn't budge from that. She declined another round of drinks, saying her doesn't drink much these days. The cold and the rain was putting her off walking around too much. Pity, logistically, I was pretty solid.Logistics are the last thing you should be worrying about.
Quote:Nevertheless, she had a bit of time to kill before her bus. I led us towards a park on the way back to mine . . . which was on the way to her bus stop.
The dampness meant we couldn't sit down at the park and get too friendly. Upon getting to her bus stop, she offered to walk me to my bike given that she had an umbrella. I kept getting left out of its shelter, and I snuggled against her, saying, "I don't bite".
"Don't you?" she asked coyly.
"I'm sure you're tasty enough," was my rejoinder. "Aren't you into rough play?"
"Nah, not really," she said. ". . . I'm not sure what I want out of guys, kind of like a lot things in life, "she finished off in response.
Quote: At the point of splitting up, we made plans to see each other next week, I pushed her a day when her assignments are all due for the moment. She said, "Friday...I'll text you."I think you got what was up at this point. Girls love hugging and emotional intimacy, and you're too far gone.
I leaned back a bit and spread out my arms with a smirk. "I'm not really into hugging," she said, but we did so anyway.
Quote: Thanks for reading if my recount is that long-winded. I'm not sure whether the signs are in my favour, partly out of inexperience, partly out of disheartenment at the apparent lack of success over my last few days. Or maybe I'm too expectant of securing the bang by the first date. I would like to get the bang, but I'm wondering if that's a lack of game on my part or if our pace is OK given the circumstances. She's no huge loss as I'm gaming much hotter girls at the moment, but I see her case as practice.
(03-07-2016 10:50 PM)robreke Wrote: .....
We played darts and I said I could get this round and she said something to the effect of "it's kind of awkward". I just smirked and said 'well you'll get the next round'
.....
I walk behind her and gently touch her waist and the small of her back. I think that threw her off. She looked a little uncomfortable and in retrospect I think she thought I was being 'too familiar' touching her like that. Jesus.
(03-11-2016 10:51 AM)hwuzhere Wrote: Snip[...]
Reviewing all of this:
-You made her feel negative emotions. No girl is going to bang you based on negative emotions unless she's on a rebound, and at that point you were just a dick that was readily available. Of course unless she's using you to get back at her mate that she got dumped by. Or that as PT put it you're digging into her wounds even deeper(surefire way to get yourself shanked if you dump her). Either way negative is no bueno.
-You got her into a sexual mood too late and in general it didn't look like either party was having fun. Neither you nor her. If you can't enjoy the company of a woman or if you picked the wrong woman for a date due to her mentality then what's the point? Even the most batshit crazy/depressing girls always laughed or smiled a lot before I hit it.
-You were used as an emotional towel.
-This girl wasn't that attractive according to your scale based on your initial expectations and even after you met up. So you're not going to be motivated.