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There isn't a very specific question here. I'd very much like to hear if anyone can relate to my situation:
So this is the second time a girl is texting me saying "She's not really looking for a relationship", after either a failed mating attempt or lack of escalation back at my bachelor pad. They also add that they're "not that romantically interested in me", which to me sounds like the rationalization that Chase talks about. Since I failed to take their pants off and it only went as far foreplay involving breasts and kissing, the best conclusion they come to next day is "I chose not to have sex with him because I'm not attracted to him". And if I get pissed off, act needy or anything negative I would only make them say "There it is! See I was right!" even though it's such a frustrating situation to deal with LMR for hours and have the situation play out as if her pussy is the prize rather than an experience that is joyful for both parties.
I get pretty turned off when a girl randomly starts talking about her ex boyfriends or the dates she's had, and naturally I assume it's not so charming to talk about my ex, dates or one night stands. So these days I talk to girls about their dreams, passions, childhood. I try to avoid their university major/job, focus on their creative interests. I role-play with them about me being an international fugitive and that we should run away to [insert country here] together, and I almost always get good results from these. However, more and more I feel like I'm still being "too nice" [in my conversations and connection] even though not the typical nice-guy I used to be. Let me explain:
I move fast with girls, I move them under 5 mins. Get dates withing 30 mins. Go on dates within 7 days. Kiss them with a couple of hours if we're outside or 10 mins if we're back at my place. Second date is always back at my place. I always escalate when they're here. I only text them about logistics. So I'm not their text/shop/cry buddy or anything but apparently many girls still see me a boyfriend candidate. To be fair I often don't think about using disqualifiers such as "I recently got out of a relationship, so I'm not looking for something" or "I'm graduating and moving to California soon". But I mostly thought that my presence, fundamentals, non-verbals and the fact that I cold approached girls would disqualify myself. I'm as smooth as the smoothest student in this city mostly filled with socially awkward engineers in the making. I've got hair pins, books on sexuality, wine glasses on the drying rack laying around to indicate subtle preselection, for example.
I tease girls about small silly things they do. But I guess I'm naturally very emotional and romantic so even the way I hold them, caress them or kiss them feels more like what a guy would do to his girlfriend rather than the emotionless guy making love to a girl in a primal way. I like deeply connecting with girls but they're mostly in 18 to 22 years old so they don't have too much to deep dive and even if they do, I'm probably the only guy that connected with them in this manner in such a short time frame.
It seems to me that I care more about the deep connections I make with girls than girls themselves and they put up their walls in order to shield themselves from my emotional connection because they (one way or another) realize I wouldn't make a good boyfriend and I'm too much of a player for that, but I'm not enough of a player or I haven't disqualified myself enough for girls to quickly have sex with me. As if I'm stuck in value limbo between a bad player and emotional lover.
But at the same time I feel like I'm being genuine and warm with the girls I interact with and that this often backfires on me and I have to bury myself in many GC articles for some time to not go the other extreme and become bitter with women.
Also, I realize I use very little sex talk in my conversations. One of the articles here mentioned that directly talking about sex or sexual stuff makes it sound clinical, sterile and makes the girl think logically about it, and I pretty much agree because I can quickly shoot myself in the foot as I like talking about stuff in technical terms and I have to make a conscious effort to be emotional with girls rather than logical. However I've also read articles about the importance and the usefulness of sexual conversations so I'm a bit puzzled. One time I remember turning on my neighbor when I asked her to talk about her lesbian experimental stage in high school, when she started to recall her memories, she started blushing and became visibly aroused. So I guess I've been thinking too much in terms of black and white, and almost completely ignoring to bring up sexual topics, even though I casually try to add to my conversations that I'm not judgmental and I know about societal slut shaming and how women aren't free to express their love of sex.
I'm open to any tips and suggestions for my stage of development, thanks!
So this is the second time a girl is texting me saying "She's not really looking for a relationship", after either a failed mating attempt or lack of escalation back at my bachelor pad. They also add that they're "not that romantically interested in me", which to me sounds like the rationalization that Chase talks about. Since I failed to take their pants off and it only went as far foreplay involving breasts and kissing, the best conclusion they come to next day is "I chose not to have sex with him because I'm not attracted to him". And if I get pissed off, act needy or anything negative I would only make them say "There it is! See I was right!" even though it's such a frustrating situation to deal with LMR for hours and have the situation play out as if her pussy is the prize rather than an experience that is joyful for both parties.
I get pretty turned off when a girl randomly starts talking about her ex boyfriends or the dates she's had, and naturally I assume it's not so charming to talk about my ex, dates or one night stands. So these days I talk to girls about their dreams, passions, childhood. I try to avoid their university major/job, focus on their creative interests. I role-play with them about me being an international fugitive and that we should run away to [insert country here] together, and I almost always get good results from these. However, more and more I feel like I'm still being "too nice" [in my conversations and connection] even though not the typical nice-guy I used to be. Let me explain:
I move fast with girls, I move them under 5 mins. Get dates withing 30 mins. Go on dates within 7 days. Kiss them with a couple of hours if we're outside or 10 mins if we're back at my place. Second date is always back at my place. I always escalate when they're here. I only text them about logistics. So I'm not their text/shop/cry buddy or anything but apparently many girls still see me a boyfriend candidate. To be fair I often don't think about using disqualifiers such as "I recently got out of a relationship, so I'm not looking for something" or "I'm graduating and moving to California soon". But I mostly thought that my presence, fundamentals, non-verbals and the fact that I cold approached girls would disqualify myself. I'm as smooth as the smoothest student in this city mostly filled with socially awkward engineers in the making. I've got hair pins, books on sexuality, wine glasses on the drying rack laying around to indicate subtle preselection, for example.
I tease girls about small silly things they do. But I guess I'm naturally very emotional and romantic so even the way I hold them, caress them or kiss them feels more like what a guy would do to his girlfriend rather than the emotionless guy making love to a girl in a primal way. I like deeply connecting with girls but they're mostly in 18 to 22 years old so they don't have too much to deep dive and even if they do, I'm probably the only guy that connected with them in this manner in such a short time frame.
It seems to me that I care more about the deep connections I make with girls than girls themselves and they put up their walls in order to shield themselves from my emotional connection because they (one way or another) realize I wouldn't make a good boyfriend and I'm too much of a player for that, but I'm not enough of a player or I haven't disqualified myself enough for girls to quickly have sex with me. As if I'm stuck in value limbo between a bad player and emotional lover.
But at the same time I feel like I'm being genuine and warm with the girls I interact with and that this often backfires on me and I have to bury myself in many GC articles for some time to not go the other extreme and become bitter with women.
Also, I realize I use very little sex talk in my conversations. One of the articles here mentioned that directly talking about sex or sexual stuff makes it sound clinical, sterile and makes the girl think logically about it, and I pretty much agree because I can quickly shoot myself in the foot as I like talking about stuff in technical terms and I have to make a conscious effort to be emotional with girls rather than logical. However I've also read articles about the importance and the usefulness of sexual conversations so I'm a bit puzzled. One time I remember turning on my neighbor when I asked her to talk about her lesbian experimental stage in high school, when she started to recall her memories, she started blushing and became visibly aroused. So I guess I've been thinking too much in terms of black and white, and almost completely ignoring to bring up sexual topics, even though I casually try to add to my conversations that I'm not judgmental and I know about societal slut shaming and how women aren't free to express their love of sex.
I'm open to any tips and suggestions for my stage of development, thanks!

