“The 22 Rules That Flip the Script With Women… And How You Can Use Them Tonight”

Most guys accidentally kill attraction before they even speak. They assume they need a bigger bank account, a better physique, or smoother lines. They miss the point.

Female desire operates on a specific set of psychological triggers.  Break them, and you're invisible. Follow them, and you become magnetic.

I learned this the hard way. Years of freezing up. Getting friend-zoned. Watching other guys walk away with the girl I wanted. Then I discovered a set of 22 simple rules that rewired my entire approach.

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A Man Living With a Woman with 2 Girls

bmp2cpm

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Hello,

I'm a long time lurker. This forum has helped me in so many ways. I don't have much to contribute. I just want to share an observation or two about women in this post.

My female neighbor got divorced and the guy who's had a thing for her for 12 years kind of went into rescue mode and he pretty much gave up everything, including a job with NASA to be with her and pay half her rent and fix up her house so she can sell it. Anyway, the whole rescue thing has been addressed a lot here. But, there is another aspect I would like to discuss.

My neighbor is a women that grew up without a mother and needs lot's of male attention. She lost her mother, only had her father. So getting male attention was kind of a child survival instinct. She acts out this same behavior to this day.

What is really interesting is that when the couple shows public displays of affection in front of the the 2 young girls, the girls immediately try to stop the couple.

At first I thought it was loyalty for their father, but that's not it at all. Every time the girls broke up the affection display, they got the attention of the boyfriend. They successfully keep redirecting the boyfriend's attention from their mom to them.

It's not about loyalty to their father, it's about the girls getting more attention from the boyfriend than the mother gets. They're competing with the mom. And these 2 girls haven't even hit puberty yet. This behavior isn't that much different from adult women in competition for a man.

My conclusions:

1) Most women aren't that much different from little girls. Essentially, the behavior that governs adult women, is pretty much identical to how they behaved as a little girl. However, adult women are much better at masking their thoughts and attentions than little girls.

2) Adult women's behavior definitely reflects their childhood. In this case, the 2 girls are taking after their mother's need for lot's of male attention at a very early age. And in some ways, being able to get the attention of the live-in boyfriend after a divorce is an childhood instinctive survival technique.

3) The need for attention is driving factor in male-female relationships. There are so many posts here on how to get control of that need.

OK, that's all I have to say. I'm going back to lurking now. Keep up the good posts!
 

DMSR76

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Nice observations. Thanks for the story. I feel for those kids. Girls who grow up in unhealthy situations tend to have a difficult time recovering, because they are often weak when it comes to introspection.
 

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I'd say that this guy should hang around until the chicks hit the age of consent, and then he can start having threesomes. :D
 

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bmp2cpm said:
2) Adult women's behavior definitely reflects their childhood. In this case, the 2 girls are taking after their mother's need for lot's of male attention at a very early age. And in some ways, being able to get the attention of the live-in boyfriend after a divorce is an childhood instinctive survival technique.
Yes definitely, and men are no different. Once the honeymoon phase is over people tend to revert to how they learned to relate in childhood. If there was absence they may be needy, if there was constant bickering they may be contentious or critical, if there was abuse they will abuse others or more likely themselves, and if there was acceptance and patience they will mirror that also. People can learn to overcome a negative upbringing, but it takes a lot of intentional effort and most never get that far. It is always a work in progress.

bmp2cpm said:
3) The need for attention is driving factor in male-female relationships. There are so many posts here on how to get control of that need.
Well, yes and no. We all need/require attention from the opposite sex to some degree. Some of us need more than others, but to say it's the driving force is an oversimplification. Attention can come in the form of sex, one-on-one time, listening, gifts, words, etc. Men tend to prefer sex and acts of service while women tend to prefer words of affection and quality time--at least in my observation.
 
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