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Hey there people,
before I begin, let me introduce myself: I'm a reader of this site for quite some time, and I'm amazed by the work of Chase and his general message of being respectful and making this world, in your way, a better place to live. Throughout history there's been so much hatred against women by weak men; anything that teaches someone how to become a strong man must be treasured as something more valuable than gold (there's certainly fewer real men than gold today!). I'm a 30 years old man from Brazil that, for the last couple of years, been avoiding getting a girlfriend, but getting a lot of lays through online means. For the last couple of months I got tired of meeting crazy chicks and having empty "relationships" with them, and decided to put Chase's lessons into practice to make it easier for me to meet quality girls.
Fastforward to today:
Having worked on my fundamentals for some months, I happily can say that they are pretty solid. The amount of attraction I get, now, is just... Crazy. Girls can do some really crazy stuff, lose their minds and be reckless when attracted to a guy on a primal level.
But the side effect of this is that some of them get so nervous around me (particularly the youngest ones) that the interaction gets harder than it needs to be. There's this trend of shy girls that just freezes or panics: they just don't have a clue about what to do with themselves when you're around.
Yeah, it seems like those old attainability problems... But, speaking of shy girls, I think that it is more than that, and it brings me two questions:
1 - Are shy girls trouble in the long run? Will you need to waste your time and energy reassuring them that they're just fine, instead of being supported by them in your mission to conquer the world? In other words: can they be a drag just for being shy, or their shyness doesn't necessarily mean that they are insecure people?
2 - What about "situational shyness"? By that I'm thinking of those girls that seems confident enough - judging by their body language, that is - that turn to jello whenever you're around. Sometimes they'll put themselves in ridiculous situations, such as ignoring you - deliberately or not -, but pining HARD for you in the distance (it's quite obvious when her coworkers/friends immediately look at you when she passes by, to gauge your reaction). Is is best to deal with it by not giving in, increasing tension, as if stating, by my actions, that "I know what you're doing girl, and I find it cute. I still like you and whenever you want just say hi, because I won't make a backflip to get your attention"? It seems like it take girls to the limit of auto-rejection but it makes her think much more about you (like her ignoring, if you like her too, makes YOU think more about her, even if you're conscious of this old trick - damn you, brain!), throwing her thoughts into a loop ("if I think so much about him, it must be because I like him!"). Actually, does this process make things easier or harder? She wants to submit, but came to like you SO MUCH that she is terrified of the possibility of being rejected - is resuming talking, acknowledging that you know that she's nervous around you and that's okay, enough to ease her, or is all that a risky process?
before I begin, let me introduce myself: I'm a reader of this site for quite some time, and I'm amazed by the work of Chase and his general message of being respectful and making this world, in your way, a better place to live. Throughout history there's been so much hatred against women by weak men; anything that teaches someone how to become a strong man must be treasured as something more valuable than gold (there's certainly fewer real men than gold today!). I'm a 30 years old man from Brazil that, for the last couple of years, been avoiding getting a girlfriend, but getting a lot of lays through online means. For the last couple of months I got tired of meeting crazy chicks and having empty "relationships" with them, and decided to put Chase's lessons into practice to make it easier for me to meet quality girls.
Fastforward to today:
Having worked on my fundamentals for some months, I happily can say that they are pretty solid. The amount of attraction I get, now, is just... Crazy. Girls can do some really crazy stuff, lose their minds and be reckless when attracted to a guy on a primal level.
But the side effect of this is that some of them get so nervous around me (particularly the youngest ones) that the interaction gets harder than it needs to be. There's this trend of shy girls that just freezes or panics: they just don't have a clue about what to do with themselves when you're around.
Yeah, it seems like those old attainability problems... But, speaking of shy girls, I think that it is more than that, and it brings me two questions:
1 - Are shy girls trouble in the long run? Will you need to waste your time and energy reassuring them that they're just fine, instead of being supported by them in your mission to conquer the world? In other words: can they be a drag just for being shy, or their shyness doesn't necessarily mean that they are insecure people?
2 - What about "situational shyness"? By that I'm thinking of those girls that seems confident enough - judging by their body language, that is - that turn to jello whenever you're around. Sometimes they'll put themselves in ridiculous situations, such as ignoring you - deliberately or not -, but pining HARD for you in the distance (it's quite obvious when her coworkers/friends immediately look at you when she passes by, to gauge your reaction). Is is best to deal with it by not giving in, increasing tension, as if stating, by my actions, that "I know what you're doing girl, and I find it cute. I still like you and whenever you want just say hi, because I won't make a backflip to get your attention"? It seems like it take girls to the limit of auto-rejection but it makes her think much more about you (like her ignoring, if you like her too, makes YOU think more about her, even if you're conscious of this old trick - damn you, brain!), throwing her thoughts into a loop ("if I think so much about him, it must be because I like him!"). Actually, does this process make things easier or harder? She wants to submit, but came to like you SO MUCH that she is terrified of the possibility of being rejected - is resuming talking, acknowledging that you know that she's nervous around you and that's okay, enough to ease her, or is all that a risky process?