(11-30-2016 08:33 PM)Sam Malone Wrote:(11-30-2016 04:59 PM)kaotic Wrote: You reached out to her twice and she gave you no response and she's local and logged in. Sounds dead to me.
I'd of sent her a snap of you doing something cool, get her interest aroused.
Or send a honeypot snap of your body, moon her, dick pick, whatever (more of a nuclear option).
If she saw it and didn't reply then it's a dead lead man.
Thanks Kaotic,
I read your reply almost immediately after you posted it, and was going to go with the nuclear option shortly after that.. at first..
While debating on the right pic to arm the warhead with, I had one of my regulars text me, wanting to come by for, among other things, my homemade bacon mac and cheese dinner. Dinner, smashed, and the regular was out the door.
Tinder girl knew I had tonight or tomorrow available. To send a pic of 'something cool' and/or launching the nuke tonight would have reaked of desperation.
I may still go nuclear tomorrow, especially based on the content of her and my exchanges leading up to my making this post. Not completely sure yet. Eh, I'll decide in the morning.
I do want to give props to whoever said the line (it's also someone's sig line) about having options and choices or something. 'Game gives you choices, choices give you options'. I can't remember the exact quote, but it's the absolute truth.
(12-05-2016 03:47 PM)Lime Wrote: I had a fun first date, didn't kiss, which isn't a good sign.
Now I proposed a second date, which she replies with
"don't know.."
What should I text?
(12-05-2016 04:44 PM)Lime Wrote: ^
If a date goes like this:
-We go to a bar, stay for 1-1.5 Hour, seated at a table, possibly a second bar afterwards, try to ask them home but then they leave.
What goes wrong in these dates (aside from that some girls are just not attracted)?? Is this a bad date recipe?
(12-06-2016 02:24 AM)Lime Wrote: Thanks. Have to note often those girls are tinder dates and they've never seen me before so it can be both my game or my looks.
How about another one, after I proposed a girl i met on a party via Facebook to do X activity:
"hey sorry for the late reaction but I'm currrently dating someone but thanks for the offer because X activity is way too much fun"
(12-06-2016 01:18 PM)kaotic Wrote:(12-06-2016 02:24 AM)Lime Wrote: Thanks. Have to note often those girls are tinder dates and they've never seen me before so it can be both my game or my looks.
How about another one, after I proposed a girl i met on a party via Facebook to do X activity:
"hey sorry for the late reaction but I'm currrently dating someone but thanks for the offer because X activity is way too much fun"
1. At this point it definitely sounds like it's your game, not your looks.
2. Girl from Facebook politely declined your offer to hangout - why you're even trying to game girls on FB is questionable to me.
I'd ask again,
Why didn't you game her in person?
Why didn't you get her number when you met her at a party?
Did you even attempt to flirt or game her ?
Did she add you on FB or did you add her ?
(12-06-2016 03:03 PM)Lime Wrote: I might add that I'm 5'7" (5'8" or more with the right shoes) and that could turn some girls off.
On case two, excuse me if I wasn't clear, I met her at a house party and added her on Facebook afterwards on which I proposed the date.
(12-06-2016 03:03 PM)Lime Wrote:(12-06-2016 01:18 PM)kaotic Wrote:(12-06-2016 02:24 AM)Lime Wrote: Thanks. Have to note often those girls are tinder dates and they've never seen me before so it can be both my game or my looks.
How about another one, after I proposed a girl i met on a party via Facebook to do X activity:
"hey sorry for the late reaction but I'm currrently dating someone but thanks for the offer because X activity is way too much fun"
1. At this point it definitely sounds like it's your game, not your looks.
2. Girl from Facebook politely declined your offer to hangout - why you're even trying to game girls on FB is questionable to me.
I'd ask again,
Why didn't you game her in person?
Why didn't you get her number when you met her at a party?
Did you even attempt to flirt or game her ?
Did she add you on FB or did you add her ?
(12-06-2016 03:52 PM)Lime Wrote: And for the next tinder dates I lined up, one final question, how do you position you in a bar with a date? Table with opposing directions (although I try a bench sitting next to each other or is that too try hard?).
What kind of bars? Do you go to them with more quiet bars and do you go to a bar dancing afterwards or another quiet bar?
(12-06-2016 03:52 PM)Lime Wrote: And for the next tinder dates I lined up, one final question, how do you position you in a bar with a date? Table with opposing directions (although I try a bench sitting next to each other or is that too try hard?).
What kind of bars? Do you go to them with more quiet bars and do you go to a bar dancing afterwards or another quiet bar?
(12-06-2016 04:14 PM)Stephanebonnes Wrote: Hi newbie here and be good to know your thoughts. I kissed a girl at an office party a couple of weeks back. I didn't directly work with her and she was leaving anyway that night, so no problems there. I'm early 30s, she's early 20s and pretty tidy and had targeted her early in the night. She's also in a LTR (as am I) and lives with a guy so it couldn't further on the night. We swapped numbers and exchanged some texts over that weekend and I suggested we hook up for a drink after her first week at new work (which was an away trip) and she said she was up for it.
Anyway, due mainly to both our situations, I didn't contact her any further and half expected to hear nothing back, yet on Sat night (1 week later) she texted at 12.30 from a night out. Again went well and when I suggested we hook up this week, she said "ideal, when are you free". Replied with some days this week and it's been radio silence since.
I don't believe in sending more than 2 texts in a row, but my question is whether it's worth another text at all or is it dead? I'd normally let it slide, but her initiating late night texts on a Sat had me interested.
(12-06-2016 04:28 PM)kaotic Wrote:(12-06-2016 04:14 PM)Stephanebonnes Wrote: Hi newbie here and be good to know your thoughts. I kissed a girl at an office party a couple of weeks back. I didn't directly work with her and she was leaving anyway that night, so no problems there. I'm early 30s, she's early 20s and pretty tidy and had targeted her early in the night. She's also in a LTR (as am I) and lives with a guy so it couldn't further on the night. We swapped numbers and exchanged some texts over that weekend and I suggested we hook up for a drink after her first week at new work (which was an away trip) and she said she was up for it.
Anyway, due mainly to both our situations, I didn't contact her any further and half expected to hear nothing back, yet on Sat night (1 week later) she texted at 12.30 from a night out. Again went well and when I suggested we hook up this week, she said "ideal, when are you free". Replied with some days this week and it's been radio silence since.
I don't believe in sending more than 2 texts in a row, but my question is whether it's worth another text at all or is it dead? I'd normally let it slide, but her initiating late night texts on a Sat had me interested.
1. You don't shit where you eat.
2. You DON'T SHIT where you eat.
3. YOU DON'T SHIT WHERE YOU EAT
This is an office environment so I tend to assume this is a professional job of yours.
Know how easy it is for her to go to HR and complain you're texting her and "harassing" her ?
You guys are both in relationships, very easy for one side to sabotage the other, especially if she knows you have a girl already.
She texted you on an on night, she was out and about, probably drinking and feeling horny so she sent you a text for validation.
Now she's radio silent, maybe there's some guilt, maybe her BF found your texts, who knows.
Personally I wouldn't reach out to her again - she's in a relationship - let her be the one to reach out to you again.
You said you don't directly work with her ? Different offices ? Either way, don't chase, let her chase you.
(12-06-2016 04:37 PM)Stephanebonnes Wrote: Sorry maybe didn't make it clear enough - she has left the company we both were involved with (I'm an advisor to company, she was employee) so there's no issue there.
Appreciate the other points. Don't want anything serious, just a bang, and prone to taking the odd risk... Tempted to go for one more text, then call it quits if nothing back...
(12-06-2016 04:39 PM)kaotic Wrote:(12-06-2016 04:37 PM)Stephanebonnes Wrote: Sorry maybe didn't make it clear enough - she has left the company we both were involved with (I'm an advisor to company, she was employee) so there's no issue there.
Appreciate the other points. Don't want anything serious, just a bang, and prone to taking the odd risk... Tempted to go for one more text, then call it quits if nothing back...
Fair enough and reasonable.
In that case wait a bit (perhaps a few days or a day or 2 before a day you're free) then shoot her a text, if she replies and she's receptive, strike while the iron is hot, immediately set up a day, place, and time.