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So when I first started out (and a good while after that), going on dates and just being around hot girls in general was intrinsically valueable to me. I enjoyed it for its own sake. When I went out on dates, I was curious about the girls I met, and I truly did enjoy their company.
Now, I feel like some sort of switch has gone off in my head. I no longer feel the need for validation from women, but I also no longer feel all that different when I'm socializing with them. It all just feels kinda "meh". Almost feels like I'd rather be at home watching Netflix. For example, I'll go out to a party or a club...and usually, I'll find at least a few women who are interested in me. I'll have conversations with them, but it's not really fun. It always feels like "she's just another one". I feel like none of them tell me anything all that special or different. It's like they're all just girls. Every once in a while, I'll meet someone who sparks my interest or says something cool or unusual. But this is the exception and not the norm. This is not to say anything against womenkind. I feel like if I went out to talk to men, it would feel the same way about them too.
Even on Tinder, I seem to have gotten lazy and unmotivated. Case in point- girls will sometimes give me one word responses, or they'll kill the conversation (usually unintentionally), and I would always try to figure out a way to light it back up again without coming off as needy/chasy. Now, I just more or less ignore girls who can't hold a half-decent conversation with me (which is a lot of them!). In fact, I even flaked on a few dates just because I didn't feel like going on them because I knew the girl wasn't that hot, or wasn't too interesting.
On the one hand, I feel like I've increased my outcome independence and I feel less needy/invested in girls and my interactions with them. But on the other hand, I also feel like I screen out way too many girls...for no reason other than the fact that I'm bored and I don't feel like doing the work.
Has this happened to any of you guys?
Now, I feel like some sort of switch has gone off in my head. I no longer feel the need for validation from women, but I also no longer feel all that different when I'm socializing with them. It all just feels kinda "meh". Almost feels like I'd rather be at home watching Netflix. For example, I'll go out to a party or a club...and usually, I'll find at least a few women who are interested in me. I'll have conversations with them, but it's not really fun. It always feels like "she's just another one". I feel like none of them tell me anything all that special or different. It's like they're all just girls. Every once in a while, I'll meet someone who sparks my interest or says something cool or unusual. But this is the exception and not the norm. This is not to say anything against womenkind. I feel like if I went out to talk to men, it would feel the same way about them too.
Even on Tinder, I seem to have gotten lazy and unmotivated. Case in point- girls will sometimes give me one word responses, or they'll kill the conversation (usually unintentionally), and I would always try to figure out a way to light it back up again without coming off as needy/chasy. Now, I just more or less ignore girls who can't hold a half-decent conversation with me (which is a lot of them!). In fact, I even flaked on a few dates just because I didn't feel like going on them because I knew the girl wasn't that hot, or wasn't too interesting.
On the one hand, I feel like I've increased my outcome independence and I feel less needy/invested in girls and my interactions with them. But on the other hand, I also feel like I screen out way too many girls...for no reason other than the fact that I'm bored and I don't feel like doing the work.
Has this happened to any of you guys?

