SexPDX
Master Don Juan
The only exception I have for this rule is if their are potential social consequences at stake. You would like to fvck her, you have attracted her, and you know you can. But she is in some social circle where it would become known quickly that you fvcked her. Some possible situations are the following...
1) She is a regular at a bar/club where you have other potential targets.
Maybe you are new to the scene and have not figured out the pecking order yet. Go ahead and do all the work involved in attracting and seducing her inititially but WHILE you do so, try to figure out what other options are available. If she is one of the most attractive or otherwise admired girls in the pecking order you will want to fvck her ASAP because of the social proof that would come from that. If she has a bad rep or may give you negative social proof, either pass it up or make sure you can cover your tracks appropriately if you do go through with it (and BTW, I have gotten DAMN good at covering my tracks by now, LOL!). This is not to say you should be fvcking a girl you can't admit you fvcked and not saying you should deny it if it ever came to light but don't make it as readily apparent.
If you don't know, try to make some observations as to what the story may be. If you decide social proof in that particular venue is not imporant to you, fvck her ASAP.
2) She is part of a peer group
Same as above applies with the added issue of evaluating how it may affect relationships with mutual friends/coworkers/whatever. If you decide through whatever your criteria is that it is worth it, go for it. If you need more time to evaluate the long term consequences do so in a timely manner and make your decision.
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- The performer known as Nick
[This message has been edited by SexPDX (edited 10-23-2002).]
1) She is a regular at a bar/club where you have other potential targets.
Maybe you are new to the scene and have not figured out the pecking order yet. Go ahead and do all the work involved in attracting and seducing her inititially but WHILE you do so, try to figure out what other options are available. If she is one of the most attractive or otherwise admired girls in the pecking order you will want to fvck her ASAP because of the social proof that would come from that. If she has a bad rep or may give you negative social proof, either pass it up or make sure you can cover your tracks appropriately if you do go through with it (and BTW, I have gotten DAMN good at covering my tracks by now, LOL!). This is not to say you should be fvcking a girl you can't admit you fvcked and not saying you should deny it if it ever came to light but don't make it as readily apparent.
If you don't know, try to make some observations as to what the story may be. If you decide social proof in that particular venue is not imporant to you, fvck her ASAP.
2) She is part of a peer group
Same as above applies with the added issue of evaluating how it may affect relationships with mutual friends/coworkers/whatever. If you decide through whatever your criteria is that it is worth it, go for it. If you need more time to evaluate the long term consequences do so in a timely manner and make your decision.
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- The performer known as Nick
[This message has been edited by SexPDX (edited 10-23-2002).]