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In Chase Amante’s article Arousal vs. Similarity, he writes the following:
Later in the same article, he writes:
It seems that this applies to me, as I will explain below.
What is meant by “the extra spike of arousal that comes from men who know how to arouse them”? Or “make her feel the things she needs to move this … to a sexual relationship”? The above phrases hint tantalizingly at a possibility, without going into practical detail. This constant lack of ability to implement advice in practice is an issue that leaves me frustratingly unequipped to take successful action and grow.
In the course of 30 years of adulthood, I have slept with, made out with, or otherwise been intimate with only around 15 women. I have never knowingly gotten an approach invitation. Yet below is a smattering of the remarks I have received from super attractive women over the years. These are copy-pasted from texts or emails, literal translations, or transcribed from voice messages with zero embellishment:
What is going on here? Why is it taking me such a massive effort to achieve intimacy, in the context of so much apparent appreciation? Is it really all just empty flattery? Can a girl’s words somehow be “converted” into a willingness to open her legs? The phrases above from Chase’s article suggest that they can indeed. But how?
Chase said:Pure similarity guys will also get lays, but primarily only with:
- Girls who are sexually inexperienced and aren't looking for / don't know to look for the extra spike of arousal that comes from men who know how to arouse them
Later in the same article, he writes:
Chase said:“The man she's experiencing so much trust with doesn't seem to be able to make her feel the things she needs to move this from a good connection to a sexual relationship”.
It seems that this applies to me, as I will explain below.
What is meant by “the extra spike of arousal that comes from men who know how to arouse them”? Or “make her feel the things she needs to move this … to a sexual relationship”? The above phrases hint tantalizingly at a possibility, without going into practical detail. This constant lack of ability to implement advice in practice is an issue that leaves me frustratingly unequipped to take successful action and grow.
In the course of 30 years of adulthood, I have slept with, made out with, or otherwise been intimate with only around 15 women. I have never knowingly gotten an approach invitation. Yet below is a smattering of the remarks I have received from super attractive women over the years. These are copy-pasted from texts or emails, literal translations, or transcribed from voice messages with zero embellishment:
“Oh.... Thanks God you came back into my life!))) I was sure our communication completely stopped as you decided there's no more point in it anymore...
I'm really super-madly-crazy-happy it's not true anymore (I hope so at least))”
“Sitting with a smile because of you...) thank you so much for being such a great part of my life!!!”
“I also havent met the man with a real-man-core inside since I met you...”
“It's such a warm and familiar feeling inside of me every time I get "news" from you...)”
“I have missed you, it’s a pity we didn’t see each other this year”
“I remembered you as a proper and good man”
“How cool you are, tanned, even though you told me you don’t tan well”
“It’s rare to meet a man who is such a pleasure to travel with”
“How handsome you are) you look super”
“Did anyone waylay you on the way home? Such a good-looking, handsome man could be stolen away”
“You are an ideal man”
“I find you attractive”
“I grew wings when you appeared in my life … you are my hero and my ideal”
What is going on here? Why is it taking me such a massive effort to achieve intimacy, in the context of so much apparent appreciation? Is it really all just empty flattery? Can a girl’s words somehow be “converted” into a willingness to open her legs? The phrases above from Chase’s article suggest that they can indeed. But how?