Jakesh
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Recovering a situation after hearing "this is wrong"...
Hi forum,
my first post here, bit about myself first, I'm not the typical beta you guys discuss at all, I don't orbit, I'm not needy, and I don't take any shit from anybody, just today two girls complemented me on how manly I act, but I suck at game and have some beta tendencies I need to get over.
So my situation, and I have searched the forum but I couldn't find anything relevant, I met up last night with a hot Eastern European chick I've been flirting with for a few weeks , it wasn't a date officially but after a few hours of dancing and drinking I went for the kiss. She asked me to stop and said she's not ready but I persisted and things warmed up. She tried to leave a few times but I dragged her back to the dance floor each time and she stayed for another hour and with a bit of reluctance she was all over me. Finally she told me she's meeting up with some other guy in ten days and that "this is wrong" and went to leave and this time I couldn't stop her. I walked her out but she was kinda cold and when I asked her to message me so that I'd know she got home safe she frowned and said I'll think about it. I kissed her on the cheek and walked back inside frustrated, this kinda thing usually happens to me after a great first date and it gets depressing.
Later she did text me about getting home which was surprising. I ignored it. Today in the morning she sent a medium length text thanking me for a great night, I waited until night time to text back "I had fun too,I'm glad you got back safe." In the few hours since then she's given me four missed calls, the last at 1am, all of which I've ignored. I don't know how to recover this and feel like whatever I do I'll blow it. Help me guys!
(This post was last modified: 07-13-2013 07:36 PM by Jakesh.)
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| 07-13-2013 07:29 PM |
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WestIndianArchie
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RE: Recovering a situation after hearing "this is wrong"...
You've got to destroy her boyfriend if you want this lay.
She's feeling you, but the thought of him is holding her back. You've got to get into her head and mentally replace him.
You accomplish this by establishing that this guy exists, figuring out who he is and what his strengths are, and then playing on her insecurities about his fidelity. And then once the ground is laid, you hit her with your game but ramp up the drama, the "sweeping her off of her feet" feeling.
Be conscious of the fallout of what you're planning to do.
I've done this to other dudes, and other dudes have done this to me.
Doing this will just increase the blackness of your heart, and when this happens to you, it will only curse the game even more. (though arguably those of us who are jaded, stay jaded because we get something from it - you can always look @ any event in your life in the positive)
As for the brass tacks, cold shoulder was fine.
Now the ball is in your court to call back and arrange the meet up.
You're basically going to have to gauge her reaction to your withdrawal of affection.
She might want to appease you. (green light)
She may want to still remain friends. (death)
She may be angry with you for the withdrawal (jujitsu time)
In any event, if it's a green light, you can get the lay.
If she's holding on to the thought of someone else, you've got to drag it out, and turn it around on her. (see above)
Godspeed you black emperor,
WIA
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| 07-13-2013 11:33 PM |
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Days of Broken Arrows
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RE: Recovering a situation after hearing "this is wrong"...
"Finally she told me she's meeting up with some other guy in ten days and that "this is wrong..."
Agree and amplify. That's the method either Roosh or Neil Strauss came up with when you hear this. This girl is either trying to get some reassurance about her choices or she gets off on the drama of the situation.
But I think you might be playing this wrong. Women who create drama with multiple guys want the drama. They are not girlfriend material, but hook-up material. She is probably trying to tell you that without directly telling you that. Why else even bring up the other guy? I've known women like this. The worst thing you can do is put them in the girlfriend slot. They need to go into to booty call category. You need to gauge her and see where she's at by a convo like this:
Her: This is wrong.
You: You're right.
Her: So what do we do (or some variation).
You: KEY LINE: Dunno -- you ever done this before?
If she says "yes" (which I think she will) then it's game on -- she gets off on juggling guys. Drama queen. Wants to feel slutty and subservient. Just proceed as normal and try and stop intellectualizing this and instead try to draw out her darkest fantasies or realities (threesomes, etc.).
I would not try to take the other guy out of the picture. If her M.O. is multiple guys, she'll just lie about him and you'll end up heartbroken. Just get her off the pedestal and play this as a hook-up. And use protection.
(Addendum: Here is a true story. When I was 22 I dated a gorgeous 18-year-old. One of the first things she told me is that she dated a guy for a year and was sleeping with his best friend on the side. While I was like "Hmmm" on the outside, on the inside I took her out of the g/f category and mentally made her a fuck-buddy. It's one thing to do this, but why did she tell me it? She was sending a message, And guess what? Pretty much every time we were together she was bringing up some guy. She lived for this, apparently. She was so hot, I was happy to have a hook-up buddy and never took her seriously. If I did, I'd have been crushed. Instead I crushed IT.)
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