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When hanging out with all kinds of circles I sometimes get pressure to go "approach girls" like. . . immediately, from totally random people who usually do not do any approaching themselves, in totally random ways. . .
My gut reaction is very bad because I don't like taking orders, I don't like people nagging me to do things repeatedly, I don't like to be put on the spotlight. . . and while I try to keep cool my response ranges from aloof to uncivil depending on how annoying they get.
I know I should be doing more approaching but that's my business and sometimes I just want to sit back and enjoy a beer.
Sometimes I have stuff on my mind after a long hard day.
Most of my problem is that I'm not sure what to make of it or what it really means.
When it comes from guys I tend to see it as a covert attempt at status jockeying (giving me orders, making a point about me in front of everyone nevermind the fact that "he himself" is not and has never cold approached, getting me to physically leave the group. . .)
Only once a guy doing this "offered to be a wingman".
Usually, if there's a guy truly interested in approaching he just goes and opens a group and automatically I follow. No drama.
When it comes from girls it's more complicated, seems like some kind of test to me. Why the heck would she care if I approach other girls in the venue?
I've seen it from girls in auto-rejection (why are you not approaching any of the girls? are you gay? / why are you so serious? did your girlfriend leave you? are you gonna start crying?).
I saw it from a girl who sat down to share her vodka bottle with me and was grabbing my hand and forcing it on her breasts less than an hour later.
Last weekend I was getting this from a girl that was obviously flirting with me, asking me "how I pick up girls" (I do? whoah!) and what kind of girl do I like.
I get it from girls I absolutely do not understand what they want.
Maybe, I'm doing something wrong (I don't see this happen to other guys). Maybe, it's a good thing.
Coming up with good answers is difficult.
My gut reaction is very bad because I don't like taking orders, I don't like people nagging me to do things repeatedly, I don't like to be put on the spotlight. . . and while I try to keep cool my response ranges from aloof to uncivil depending on how annoying they get.
I know I should be doing more approaching but that's my business and sometimes I just want to sit back and enjoy a beer.
Sometimes I have stuff on my mind after a long hard day.
Most of my problem is that I'm not sure what to make of it or what it really means.
When it comes from guys I tend to see it as a covert attempt at status jockeying (giving me orders, making a point about me in front of everyone nevermind the fact that "he himself" is not and has never cold approached, getting me to physically leave the group. . .)
Only once a guy doing this "offered to be a wingman".
Usually, if there's a guy truly interested in approaching he just goes and opens a group and automatically I follow. No drama.
When it comes from girls it's more complicated, seems like some kind of test to me. Why the heck would she care if I approach other girls in the venue?
I've seen it from girls in auto-rejection (why are you not approaching any of the girls? are you gay? / why are you so serious? did your girlfriend leave you? are you gonna start crying?).
I saw it from a girl who sat down to share her vodka bottle with me and was grabbing my hand and forcing it on her breasts less than an hour later.
Last weekend I was getting this from a girl that was obviously flirting with me, asking me "how I pick up girls" (I do? whoah!) and what kind of girl do I like.
I get it from girls I absolutely do not understand what they want.
Maybe, I'm doing something wrong (I don't see this happen to other guys). Maybe, it's a good thing.
Coming up with good answers is difficult.