Post: #51

"I hope you appreciate that I’m very intelligent and have excellent judgment. (By the way, I certainly don’t think I’m perfect.) I displayed excellent judgment even when I was anxious in 2006. I didn’t over-idealize you; I was right about how much we had in common. In addition, I was correct when I stated that you were mistaken when you said that you were not interested in a relationship. I said that you were too young and that, unless something horrible happened to you (e.g., your getting hit by a truck), you would get into a relationship in the future. That seems to have turned out to be the case."

If his first email didn't indicate this dude was crazy, this one pretty much confirms it. She told him in '06 that she wasn't interested in a relationship not because she didn't EVER want to get into a relationship. She just didn't EVER want to get into a relationship with HIM.

Friendships usually develop somewhat organically...not on command. It's one thing to beg for pussy (which we all may have done at some point in our lives), but to beg/campaign to be a platonic buddy? This dude is a TRIP.

Post: #52

That doesn't show he is crazy it shows he doesn't understand females/game.

Anyway he should move on if she told him she wasn't interested in a relationship, but the women is not showing all the things she wrote, so you must view these emails in context.

Actually all he did was speak the truth.

Post: #53

He needs to be put in therapy. Yikes.

Post: #54

At least he's got the shotgun approach down by reusing his creepy statements.

Post: #55

the way that guy writes/thinks reminds me of a moderated version of the character "Sheldon" on the Big Bang Theory

Post: #56

I wouldn't be surprised if this guy has some form of autism/Asperger's. I could have been this guy had I not discovered game. The things he keeps track of, I have to keep track of as well, plus a number of other metrics - I'm just socially adapted enough to know not to talk about it publicly. In addition, he sounds ridiculously insecure rather than douchey - my take is that he has some lingering (or possibly overarching) doubts about his competence as a financier given that he got his job through his parents. I feel legitimately bad for the man - culturally speaking, he's highlighting a lot of qualities about himself that many sources say are attractive qualities in a mate (searching for women the same age, being cultured, having a stable and profitable job) and is being candid and logical about the fact, not realizing that the written rules are totally different from the unwritten rules.