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For the last months, I've often been finding myself throwing girls right and left into auto-rejection.
One reason, I think, might be a cultural difference - girls here don't seem to expect that much of a challenge but the guy to lead (and, yes, chase a little more).
That's why guys with very low fundamentals, who never read this site or anything, just doggedly push for sex - and get it.
By flirting then being mysterious, unpredictable, zero compliance. . . well, they just hate my guts, fast.
Not moving fast is a huge mistake in any culture, thou. . . I'm guilty of this too above anything else.
But there's another, slightly different thing. . .
In 2013, I was still much more needy and insecure than I am now.
A girl would take the initiative to speak to me, ask me to hang out with her friends and I would comply and feel blessed.
In the second half of 2013 at least 4 girls went out of their way to try and make me their boyfriend.
Some of them took months of "nothing happening" to go sour.
Others, who went into auto rejection faster, had stuck their neck out a great deal.
I didn't even kiss in the whole of 2013. I just made a big deal of all this and didn't know what to choose.
Fast forward to the second half of 2014 and now.
I keep "rotating" girls trying to sift those that are willing to invest more.
I cut them off suddenly if I don't like what they say. If they make me wait I use the time to look for other girls.
The value/investment tap is closed to a drip.
My emotions are stable for the most part. I don't get crushes on anyone. I don't have stupid fantasies about being on a relationship.
I (mentally) scoff at people walking hand-in-hand at the campus doing everything together every single day.
I got laid, with different girls, in different situations. I haven't had the perfect pick-up but I noticed a few mechanisms.
I turn girls on with my stories and vibe. I love to get them all giddy and hitting/clutching my shoulder.
The catch is. . . for the most part, their attraction expires much faster and/or they go into auto-rejection much faster.
Last winter I met this girl in (the periphery of) social circle.
We played some drinking game with some guys, I kissed her on the cheek a few times (with bros cheering that I go for the mouth), nothing big but I had her add me to a messenger app.
That night when I walked away, she and her friend started shouting at me because they noticed she had had some problem adding me; I was drunk so I only understood this later.
After two weeks I ran into her friend, who added me.
Within a day she had forwarded my contact info to the previous girl, who in turn added me and tried to start a conversation three times or so.
Kind sweet smileys all over.
When we finally get talking she's immediately like "oh, I spent the entire day alone at home"
I blunder and try to build rapport on other things instead of pushing for a meet up.
That's it. The next time I tried talking to her (a week later) she cuts the conversation short.
I cut her off.
After months she participates in some social media bantering I was doing so I try to catch up with her.
She cuts me off even harder. Her signature is a bitter "My time is only for people who are truly worth it".
Similar story with a bunch of other girls.
One tried to soil my jacket, then went through each and every "like" she had given me on social media and deleted them, then deleted me as a friend, then told her friends some stuff. . . all I did was tease and frustrate her one day she suddenly decided to come looking for me at the bar.
I have a classmate, she has a boyfriend, I wanted her to friend-zone me and (maybe) introduce me to her other friends.
One day we had a bubble around us, us vs the world, she even started telling me the things she didn't find attractive about her boyfriend.
This was awesome pre-selection and other girls were very curious about us.
After that I tried to put my feet on the brake a little so to speak, avoided her a couple times. Again, I wanted to be her friend, nothing else.
After these emotional spikes she's gone cold and while I can still talk to her it's not the same.
I don't feel she wants to stay in touch and be my friend either. . .
I'm sure in 2013 my blunders were bigger, but girls seemed more forgiving.
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My question is:
What makes girls go into auto-rejection faster?
Can higher fundamentals or some aspects of game make this even worse?
How can some guys seem to keep flirting/bantering with the same girls over months without anything happening?
Is it even a question worth considering or is it better to just move fast when possible and just let que casualties be?
One reason, I think, might be a cultural difference - girls here don't seem to expect that much of a challenge but the guy to lead (and, yes, chase a little more).
That's why guys with very low fundamentals, who never read this site or anything, just doggedly push for sex - and get it.
By flirting then being mysterious, unpredictable, zero compliance. . . well, they just hate my guts, fast.
Not moving fast is a huge mistake in any culture, thou. . . I'm guilty of this too above anything else.
But there's another, slightly different thing. . .
In 2013, I was still much more needy and insecure than I am now.
A girl would take the initiative to speak to me, ask me to hang out with her friends and I would comply and feel blessed.
In the second half of 2013 at least 4 girls went out of their way to try and make me their boyfriend.
Some of them took months of "nothing happening" to go sour.
Others, who went into auto rejection faster, had stuck their neck out a great deal.
I didn't even kiss in the whole of 2013. I just made a big deal of all this and didn't know what to choose.
Fast forward to the second half of 2014 and now.
I keep "rotating" girls trying to sift those that are willing to invest more.
I cut them off suddenly if I don't like what they say. If they make me wait I use the time to look for other girls.
The value/investment tap is closed to a drip.
My emotions are stable for the most part. I don't get crushes on anyone. I don't have stupid fantasies about being on a relationship.
I (mentally) scoff at people walking hand-in-hand at the campus doing everything together every single day.
I got laid, with different girls, in different situations. I haven't had the perfect pick-up but I noticed a few mechanisms.
I turn girls on with my stories and vibe. I love to get them all giddy and hitting/clutching my shoulder.
The catch is. . . for the most part, their attraction expires much faster and/or they go into auto-rejection much faster.
Last winter I met this girl in (the periphery of) social circle.
We played some drinking game with some guys, I kissed her on the cheek a few times (with bros cheering that I go for the mouth), nothing big but I had her add me to a messenger app.
That night when I walked away, she and her friend started shouting at me because they noticed she had had some problem adding me; I was drunk so I only understood this later.
After two weeks I ran into her friend, who added me.
Within a day she had forwarded my contact info to the previous girl, who in turn added me and tried to start a conversation three times or so.
Kind sweet smileys all over.
When we finally get talking she's immediately like "oh, I spent the entire day alone at home"
I blunder and try to build rapport on other things instead of pushing for a meet up.
That's it. The next time I tried talking to her (a week later) she cuts the conversation short.
I cut her off.
After months she participates in some social media bantering I was doing so I try to catch up with her.
She cuts me off even harder. Her signature is a bitter "My time is only for people who are truly worth it".
Similar story with a bunch of other girls.
One tried to soil my jacket, then went through each and every "like" she had given me on social media and deleted them, then deleted me as a friend, then told her friends some stuff. . . all I did was tease and frustrate her one day she suddenly decided to come looking for me at the bar.
I have a classmate, she has a boyfriend, I wanted her to friend-zone me and (maybe) introduce me to her other friends.
One day we had a bubble around us, us vs the world, she even started telling me the things she didn't find attractive about her boyfriend.
This was awesome pre-selection and other girls were very curious about us.
After that I tried to put my feet on the brake a little so to speak, avoided her a couple times. Again, I wanted to be her friend, nothing else.
After these emotional spikes she's gone cold and while I can still talk to her it's not the same.
I don't feel she wants to stay in touch and be my friend either. . .
I'm sure in 2013 my blunders were bigger, but girls seemed more forgiving.
__________________________
My question is:
What makes girls go into auto-rejection faster?
Can higher fundamentals or some aspects of game make this even worse?
How can some guys seem to keep flirting/bantering with the same girls over months without anything happening?
Is it even a question worth considering or is it better to just move fast when possible and just let que casualties be?