“The 22 Psychological Triggers That Make Women Chase You… Starting Tonight”

Forget the cash, the cars, and the chiseled jawlines. Female desire operates on a completely different frequency. Primal. Subconscious. Triggers that bypass her logic and hit her on a gut level. Most guys are totally blind to them.

I know because I was one of them. The overthinking. The paralysis. The silent drive home kicking yourself for freezing up. Watching average guys walk away with the girl while you stood there stuck in your own head.

Then I decoded the psychology behind what actually makes women tick. 22 hard rules.  Subtle behavioral shifts that rewired my entire reality. The anxiety evaporated. Women started leaning in. Investing. Chasing.

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so what happened? How could I have messed up this bad?

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hi DJ's

I had a short three month relationship that ended little over a month ago. It was the best and worst three months short relationship. Now that it's over all I can do is ask myself " what happened?"as I'm left little confused.

I met her at a social event through a friend. She's 30, a child psychologist and was my type of girl from physical to intellectual level. We were able to connect amazingly well it was like I she was female version of me. The first impression was AMAZING and I was interested to get to know her more.

There were few major red flags from beginning but I decided to loop past them thinking if she is 30 and a psychologist she should have figured herself out by now.

- She was abandoned when she was 5 years old by her biological father which she does not keep contact with to this day. The biological dad has a new family now and she spoke negatively of him. He does not want to see her.
- She was raised by a step dad that never loved her and was very cold and controlling. The guy died three years ago. He was a hired gun (mercenary professional ). Step dad's dad was same profession.
- When she was 20 years old she was abandoned again by her mom and step dad when they left state without saying anything to her. They just left her and moved to a different state on the opposite side of the country.
- Her mom never had any saying as the step dad had all the saying in family and power. Mom never stood up for her daughter.

Although I thought I knew better I didn't want to judge book by cover and decided to date her based on the connection and chemistry we had. I took the gamble you can say.

One and half months into dating we slept for first time. Little late but I thought she likes to take it slow. When we were done she turned her back towards me in bed and froze up. Did not say anything for a minute or two... then said I should hold her. Her face looked like she was going through something really emotional or a flashback in her mind that I didn't understand at all. Soon after she was leaving she started crying outside the car and said " This is all so real now" and that she can't be with me. It's like intimacy triggered something and it all started collapsing from here on.

Few days later we got back together but that was a mistake because no matter how I tried to talk to her we had constant fights and she was pushing me away. We ended up breaking up month later leaving my friends and family in surprise.:rolleyes: Everyone thought we were perfect together and didn't see it coming.

I think that her difficult childhood which I can't relate to but tried to understand by listening had something to do with the way she's going through relationships with men. She said all her relationships have been negative not a single good one. How can something that was so "perfect" end so bad so fast? Can someone shed some light on this that possible went through similar experience or has background in psychology? I really tried to listen to her and understand her needs... unfortunately she also bent my frame I have to admit that. Guys if you date a girl and she has such past think twice don't let her good looks, her charming personality fool you. This could have been worse then it was but it left me confused as I'm still thinking about it one and half month later......
 

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MasterFuu said:
hi DJ's

I had a short three month relationship that ended little over a month ago. It was the best and worst three months short relationship. Now that it's over all I can do is ask myself " what happened?"as I'm left little confused.

I met her at a social event through a friend. She's 30, a child psychologist and was my type of girl from physical to intellectual level. We were able to connect amazingly well it was like I she was female version of me. The first impression was AMAZING and I was interested to get to know her more.

There were few major red flags from beginning but I decided to loop past them thinking if she is 30 and a psychologist she should have figured herself out by now.

- She was abandoned when she was 5 years old by her biological father which she does not keep contact with to this day. The biological dad has a new family now and she spoke negatively of him. He does not want to see her.
- She was raised by a step dad that never loved her and was very cold and controlling. The guy died three years ago. He was a hired gun (mercenary professional ). Step dad's dad was same profession.
- When she was 20 years old she was abandoned again by her mom and step dad when they left state without saying anything to her. They just left her and moved to a different state on the opposite side of the country.
- Her mom never had any saying as the step dad had all the saying in family and power. Mom never stood up for her daughter.

Although I thought I knew better I didn't want to judge book by cover and decided to date her based on the connection and chemistry we had. I took the gamble you can say.

One and half months into dating we slept for first time. Little late but I thought she likes to take it slow. When we were done she turned her back towards me in bed and froze up. Did not say anything for a minute or two... then said I should hold her. Her face looked like she was going through something really emotional or a flashback in her mind that I didn't understand at all. Soon after she was leaving she started crying outside the car and said " This is all so real now" and that she can't be with me. It's like intimacy triggered something and it all started collapsing from here on.

Few days later we got back together but that was a mistake because no matter how I tried to talk to her we had constant fights and she was pushing me away. We ended up breaking up month later leaving my friends and family in surprise.:rolleyes: Everyone thought we were perfect together and didn't see it coming.

I think that her difficult childhood which I can't relate to but tried to understand by listening had something to do with the way she's going through relationships with men. She said all her relationships have been negative not a single good one. How can something that was so "perfect" end so bad so fast? Can someone shed some light on this that possible went through similar experience or has background in psychology? I really tried to listen to her and understand her needs... unfortunately she also bent my frame I have to admit that. Guys if you date a girl and she has such past think twice don't let her good looks, her charming personality fool you. This could have been worse then it was but it left me confused as I'm still thinking about it one and half month later......
You had a lucky escape. F*cked up girl. Maybe BPD? I've been in the same position but believe me these girls are not worth it. They will make your life hell. Oh and she's nothing like you, she was just mirroring, the sick chameleon *****.
 

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Sounds like a keeper! Cant have sex with you without getting emotional problems? Exactly what you need.

Sounds like you dodged a bullet. There are plenty of other women that wont be crazy.
 

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Psychologists are a lot like dating guru's... They know how to explain things and relate to people based on their own personal experiences, but don't know how to put them into play for themselves. They just know it works, and use it to try to help other people struggling with the same issues.

This is why a lot of advice givers, fixer uppers, captain save-a-ho's, etc are always focusing on fixing someone else, so that they don't have to focus on their own miserable lives. It all comes around full circle. They wouldn't be doing these things if they didn't have issues of their own. They know exactly what its like, because they're part of these same issues they're preaching about to other people.

Anyway... No matter who she is, or what field she's in - this is not an emotionally stable person. The red flags you listed are HUGE, and comes with the territory of a crazy / troubled person. That's why she is the way she is, and its not going to ever change.

One of the things guys need to realize is that there's a big difference between exciting / challenging, and being a crazy *****. Unfortunately, most CB's are exciting and challenging. But they're also emotionally damaged, unstable, and unavailable. Just say no to crazy. They can mess you up pretty good - especially if they're manipulative and devious on top of if. But that's where the ***** part comes in.
 

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BPD is certainly a possibility.

Anytime you meet a woman who seems too good to be true or the female version of you massive alarm bells should be ringing in your head.

The mirroring behavior is a hallmark of personality disordered.

BPD is a disease of intimacy.

You think it was perfect because you fell in love with yourself, a narcisstic delusion btw, and you projected her based on her false self. Had it continued you would have been exposed to many crazy behaviors and less good behavior and would be searching for the original person you "fell" in love with ...

It's all an act as BPD/HPD and mentally ill people are very good at showing what you want to see and luring you into their world. Then as soon as you get hooked you're on a one way ticket to crazytown.
 

Just because a woman listens to you and acts interested in what you say doesn't mean she really is. She might just be acting polite, while silently wishing that the date would hurry up and end, or that you would go away... and never come back.

Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.

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This is all so real now" and that she can't be with me. It's like intimacy triggered something and it all started collapsing from here on.
Interesting. You were able to identify the Very beginning of the end. They like fantasy. Fantasy has no rules, no responsibilities. It can be anything she wants. You having sex made it real. The bubble bursted. Poof. She even vocalized as much.

At that point, there was nothing you could do.

She was an illusion. What you have experienced recently is the real her. You'll never get the pretend her back again. And you wouldn't/shouldn't want to.
 

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Yep totally with 411. I don't think there are girls like us, lol so if a girl seems to fit your personality TOO well I'd be a bit suspicious.

Read the BPD thread. Very long but very interesting reading.
 

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Thanks DJ's for confirming my thoughts on that chick. I really liked her and it was sad how things went downhill so fast.
After the crying and pushing happened I went up and googled my scenario. It's amazing what google can find. An article by Dr Phil ( yes the TV guy haha) came up about that type of behavior. He predicted it would all fall apart and that the pushing would start soon because the woman would be scared of relationship "working" so she would do anything in her power to sabotage it, sometimes subconsciously.
After the breakup I felt drained. She really had me under her spell. It never happened this bad before. Took me two or three weeks to just get her out of my head. Now it's much better as I'm finally moving on and the more I look back the more I'm happy I got away. It was so toxic and if three months were so painful I can't imagine three years or thirty years with someone with those type of issues.
I never looked down on her and I respected her for who is is. That's the best a partner can do. Shame she didn't see it or appreciate it. I don't think she is aware of her issues.
 
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