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Hey guys,
For some reason, when I look at other guys and how they act, I just don't have that aggressive masculine edge to me. I'm not an angry person and I have a pretty decent handle on my emotions. Granted, I still have my occasional vices, but I'm even working hard on those to rid of them. I do go after what I want in life and am not afraid to take a chance and step out and do something (like learning seduction or starting a business). I'm into doing outdoors things (like camping, hiking, wilderness survival) and did martial arts for many years. I wrestled, did track, and currently am into running and have a regular workout schedule. I take cold showers and have been trying to get better about my diet.
But for some reason, I just lack that "give me what I want now or else" vibe. I don't have that edge - that desire to push through regardless of what anyone says. I'm having issues in my seductions taking things to the next level by pushing/working through resistance or when things get sexual, by showing my more dominant side and taking a woman regardless of what she says. I'm just so calm and focused all the time, I have a hard time showing those rough, edgy emotions.
When I had my LR- with sexy photos girl, she called me a "nice guy" and it really bugged me. It was because when I had the chance to push her up against the wall and really take her or to say "hey, stay right here while I put this condom on and wait" or be more commanding in order to get a LR, I didn't have that drive, desire, or edge in that moment. In my recent FU with the married woman, I didn't push past her easy resistance to take the lead and let things drop.
It's not that I can't lead or don't know how, but I just lack that drive, desire, emotion behind it. Looking at my environment, it's hard for me to express myself as a man and my dad isn't the best role model in this area. He gets angry, but can't control is angry at all. That's not what I need or want to replicate in my life, so I've become very emotionally level. Not to say it is my parent's fault, but I'm just pointing out what may be contributing to it.
I'm not sure how to fix this. Any ideas/tips/people who've dealt with this?
NBW
For some reason, when I look at other guys and how they act, I just don't have that aggressive masculine edge to me. I'm not an angry person and I have a pretty decent handle on my emotions. Granted, I still have my occasional vices, but I'm even working hard on those to rid of them. I do go after what I want in life and am not afraid to take a chance and step out and do something (like learning seduction or starting a business). I'm into doing outdoors things (like camping, hiking, wilderness survival) and did martial arts for many years. I wrestled, did track, and currently am into running and have a regular workout schedule. I take cold showers and have been trying to get better about my diet.
But for some reason, I just lack that "give me what I want now or else" vibe. I don't have that edge - that desire to push through regardless of what anyone says. I'm having issues in my seductions taking things to the next level by pushing/working through resistance or when things get sexual, by showing my more dominant side and taking a woman regardless of what she says. I'm just so calm and focused all the time, I have a hard time showing those rough, edgy emotions.
When I had my LR- with sexy photos girl, she called me a "nice guy" and it really bugged me. It was because when I had the chance to push her up against the wall and really take her or to say "hey, stay right here while I put this condom on and wait" or be more commanding in order to get a LR, I didn't have that drive, desire, or edge in that moment. In my recent FU with the married woman, I didn't push past her easy resistance to take the lead and let things drop.
It's not that I can't lead or don't know how, but I just lack that drive, desire, emotion behind it. Looking at my environment, it's hard for me to express myself as a man and my dad isn't the best role model in this area. He gets angry, but can't control is angry at all. That's not what I need or want to replicate in my life, so I've become very emotionally level. Not to say it is my parent's fault, but I'm just pointing out what may be contributing to it.
I'm not sure how to fix this. Any ideas/tips/people who've dealt with this?
NBW
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