narcissist
Master Don Juan
Heres the situation that I very frequently see on here:
Dude asks a girl out on a date for two or three days later. Girl accepts. Guy is happy, and ecstatic because he thinks he's getting some that sweet delicious V. Then on the day of the date the girl has to cancel for any number of various reasons. The guy immediately tries to analyze her reasons for cancelling. Starts wondering why she did or didn't counteroffer. Starts wondering whether her interest is waning. Starts wondering if she had any interest to begin with. Reasonably, the guy comes to SoSuave for answers. He asks us: Should I next her? Is she interested? What am I to do? Should I wait for her to message me? But she said "_______" this must mean she's still interested!
Here is Narcissist's rule for dealing with these very frequent situations. And yes, they will happen VERY often when you game women.
The "she's gets ONLY two chances" rule.
Here is how this works.
First and foremost: Why the absolute fvck are we analyzing their behaviours. Who cares. We got other important sh1t to do with our lives. We don't have time to analyze the minutiae of their texts to determine interest. Stop with this nonsense. What you need is a rule that you can apply regardless of their behaviours. Now yes, I understand that there is nuance to each case. I will get to exceptions after the rule.
The rule: You ask a girl out. This is her first chance. She accepts. Great! The day of the date comes and she cancels. She might or might not give you a reason... Who cares! She might or might not say she is sorry... Who gives a fvck! She has now lost her first chance. She only gets one more. But this second chance is much less invested. You ghost her for at least a week. Then you ask her out one more time. No fvcking bullsh1t talking over texting and sending her a bunch of sh1t.. You just send her one text and ask her out again. Her answer will determine whether she ever hears from you again, only the second time will determine whether she is interested or not. There is two options: If she says yes? great! wait for the day of the date, and if she actually shows up? great! if she cancels again? Never talk to her again, delete her from everything. Don't even reply to her cancelation. She is a fvcking waste of your time. If she says No to the date, well, you obviously know what to do.
This is the fvcking rule. It works because some girls genuinely want to go on a date but have to cancel, and some girls just want the attention. You will never be able to analyze it after one cancellation, and you could easily misjudge and next girls that are actualyl down to fvck. But I say two cancellations is fvcking perfect for determining whether a girl is wasting my time. So, no more analyzing.
The only exception to this rule is if the girl begs you after the second cancellation. And you tell her that she better deliver a shawarma and a blowj0b to your front door, that is the only way you will see her, otherwise she can get fvcking lost. This is the only exception.
Happy dating my fellow DJs.
With grace and virtue,
Narcissist
Dude asks a girl out on a date for two or three days later. Girl accepts. Guy is happy, and ecstatic because he thinks he's getting some that sweet delicious V. Then on the day of the date the girl has to cancel for any number of various reasons. The guy immediately tries to analyze her reasons for cancelling. Starts wondering why she did or didn't counteroffer. Starts wondering whether her interest is waning. Starts wondering if she had any interest to begin with. Reasonably, the guy comes to SoSuave for answers. He asks us: Should I next her? Is she interested? What am I to do? Should I wait for her to message me? But she said "_______" this must mean she's still interested!
Here is Narcissist's rule for dealing with these very frequent situations. And yes, they will happen VERY often when you game women.
The "she's gets ONLY two chances" rule.
Here is how this works.
First and foremost: Why the absolute fvck are we analyzing their behaviours. Who cares. We got other important sh1t to do with our lives. We don't have time to analyze the minutiae of their texts to determine interest. Stop with this nonsense. What you need is a rule that you can apply regardless of their behaviours. Now yes, I understand that there is nuance to each case. I will get to exceptions after the rule.
The rule: You ask a girl out. This is her first chance. She accepts. Great! The day of the date comes and she cancels. She might or might not give you a reason... Who cares! She might or might not say she is sorry... Who gives a fvck! She has now lost her first chance. She only gets one more. But this second chance is much less invested. You ghost her for at least a week. Then you ask her out one more time. No fvcking bullsh1t talking over texting and sending her a bunch of sh1t.. You just send her one text and ask her out again. Her answer will determine whether she ever hears from you again, only the second time will determine whether she is interested or not. There is two options: If she says yes? great! wait for the day of the date, and if she actually shows up? great! if she cancels again? Never talk to her again, delete her from everything. Don't even reply to her cancelation. She is a fvcking waste of your time. If she says No to the date, well, you obviously know what to do.
This is the fvcking rule. It works because some girls genuinely want to go on a date but have to cancel, and some girls just want the attention. You will never be able to analyze it after one cancellation, and you could easily misjudge and next girls that are actualyl down to fvck. But I say two cancellations is fvcking perfect for determining whether a girl is wasting my time. So, no more analyzing.
The only exception to this rule is if the girl begs you after the second cancellation. And you tell her that she better deliver a shawarma and a blowj0b to your front door, that is the only way you will see her, otherwise she can get fvcking lost. This is the only exception.
Happy dating my fellow DJs.
With grace and virtue,
Narcissist
