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As I have worked to put into practice the precepts of this site for a little under a year, I have become increasingly aware that as a sex, in general, women seem to be much more capricious than I had previously realized.
The embarrassing part, of course, is that this was news to me at all—that I had somehow contrived to live through 3½ decades on this planet, including several serious relationships and a marriage, without this ever occurring to me. The more experienced members here will presumably have either been nodding sagely at what I wrote above, or more likely, snickering at my innocence!
Nevertheless, here are some examples I have observed of women's seemingly limitless capacity for caprice, in ascending order of investment sunk, then rapidly abandoned:
Frankly, it intrigues me that a girl's opinion of a man can change seemingly on a whim... I actually feel a little sorry for women, it must be a terrible emotional strain to feel attracted to a man one moment, then suddenly no longer attracted the next. I'm not sure how they cope with that sort of rapid change in feelings.
But my question is... can we combat this somehow? Or is there at least a way of dealing with it when it does arise? —for the sake of both ourselves and the women thus affected!
I put as much time and passion as I can into the practical aspect of gaining field experience, but I have to say that in spite of this, most of the theory—as in, why women act the way they do—remains a mystery to me.
Thank you!
-Marty
The embarrassing part, of course, is that this was news to me at all—that I had somehow contrived to live through 3½ decades on this planet, including several serious relationships and a marriage, without this ever occurring to me. The more experienced members here will presumably have either been nodding sagely at what I wrote above, or more likely, snickering at my innocence!
Nevertheless, here are some examples I have observed of women's seemingly limitless capacity for caprice, in ascending order of investment sunk, then rapidly abandoned:
- Extending an approach invitation to a man, then revoking it a few seconds later
- Leaving a man her phone number, then failing to return his calls
- Going on a date with a man, then declining to kiss him
- Kissing a man, then never contacting him again
Frankly, it intrigues me that a girl's opinion of a man can change seemingly on a whim... I actually feel a little sorry for women, it must be a terrible emotional strain to feel attracted to a man one moment, then suddenly no longer attracted the next. I'm not sure how they cope with that sort of rapid change in feelings.
But my question is... can we combat this somehow? Or is there at least a way of dealing with it when it does arise? —for the sake of both ourselves and the women thus affected!
I put as much time and passion as I can into the practical aspect of gaining field experience, but I have to say that in spite of this, most of the theory—as in, why women act the way they do—remains a mystery to me.
Thank you!
-Marty