Ive been reading GC for a while, and trying things has yielded a lot of results while im in my final year of college.
The focus on fundamentals so far has gotten me to really high value, and something
im still struggling with is balancing attainability, so I dont come off a complete douche.
My question: more recently, something ive noticed is that girls will keep checking me out, quite frequently , especially when im not looking
( or can see them from the corner of my eye
. This definitely increased once i started working out and got my "sexy walk" down.
What puzzles me is how this eye contact continues : some girls will immediately look away/look down when I make eye contact;
others will hold eye contact for a while, but almost like staring : not saying hi or smiling. And this happens with girls I know as well as strangers !
I dont understand the intention here : some girls definitely seem intimidated/scared in my presence, yet will connect and share
some deep,personal stuff as well. Insights would be very helpful.
Also, chase had an article on being perceived as a different status - higher or lower- than you actually are, and how to deal with:
and i havent been able to find that article despite a full day of searching !!!
The focus on fundamentals so far has gotten me to really high value, and something
im still struggling with is balancing attainability, so I dont come off a complete douche.
My question: more recently, something ive noticed is that girls will keep checking me out, quite frequently , especially when im not looking
( or can see them from the corner of my eye
What puzzles me is how this eye contact continues : some girls will immediately look away/look down when I make eye contact;
others will hold eye contact for a while, but almost like staring : not saying hi or smiling. And this happens with girls I know as well as strangers !
I dont understand the intention here : some girls definitely seem intimidated/scared in my presence, yet will connect and share
some deep,personal stuff as well. Insights would be very helpful.
Also, chase had an article on being perceived as a different status - higher or lower- than you actually are, and how to deal with:
and i havent been able to find that article despite a full day of searching !!!