“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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jhonny9546

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Hey guys, with all the opportunities that come your way once you become a "superior" or even "slightly superior" man, you also start to have to deal with decisions. Things will start happening to everyone that require us to decide whether to pursue them or not.

And these things need to be established first based on our values and honor, because as for women, once they've targeted you, they'll do anything to find ways to get that inner itch scratched by you. So, they won't even think about their current situation, engaged, married, mothers, etc.
They'll do it anyway. And it's up to us as men to set the rules for ourselves in advance.

There are those who understand female nature, and those who don't.
For those of us who do know, we know that women, even those already in a relationship, will cheat to satisfy their need for a new d1ck, validation, romance, or simply something else.
That said, as a man, I've always thought that I would never have s3x with women with children, since that might be her choice, but not mine to do harm to those children, and those already in a relationship with another man, whether it's just a date or a marriage, could get me in trouble if their actual BF/HB, turn to be mentally ill.
In fact, there are many mentally ill men out there, in oneitis, and the mere thought of their woman doing this to them would drive them crazy, but not with her, with you.

That said, most of the attention, direct and indirect requests, come from all types of women.
Removing from the main pie the women who are already in a relationship, or with children, leaves the 10-20% who are effectively single.

Everyone is different, has different values, but I'd like to understand each of you's different perspectives on this.
 

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I found this discussion interesting because, as an attractive man on the autism spectrum, i find difficult to understand some things.

From my experience, there are women from all walks of life who are already in relationships, the cashier, my cleaning lady, a co-worker, the receptionist at my gym, the dental hygienist, who, on certain "high libido" days, can become unusually flirtatious or even quite forward. I've even had experiences at work where the signals felt unmistakable. For example, one of my bosses gave me prolonged "puppy dog" eyes, found excuses to touch me, and even grabbed my butt. To me, that seemed like a very clear sign she wanted me to do something, like asking her "Are you alone today", but I never did since that would have made me in a bad position.

The problem is that I'm convinced I miss many opportunities because of my autism. Unless the interest is extremely obvious, I tend to assume I'm misreading the situation. Even in cases that seem clear, I still want certainty. I almost expect the other person to say something explicit like, "I'm alone tonight," or "I'd like some company." Isn't that a cheater would do? I think so..

I also know that many women rely on plausible deniability when flirting, and that makes things even more difficult for someone like me. I often can't tell whether someone is simply being friendly or deliberately testing the waters and want me to take action.. that really sucks guys... What I'm really interested in, though, is a different question.

For those who have had affairs with women who were already in relationships or married, were there any consistent behaviors or signals that made it clear they were looking for a casual affair rather than a new relationship?

In other words, it seems to me that a woman who wants to stay with her current partner but have a discreet sexual encounter would probably behave differently from a woman who is emotionally interested in another man and thinking about leaving her partner. Do those situations usually involve different kinds of flirting, conversations, or signals?


A lot of women message me, but it's almost always about ordinary things, asking for advice, asking for help, or making casual conversation.
None of them ever send messages that are overtly flirtatious or clearly indicate romantic or sexual interest, which leaves me wondering whether I'm simply missing the signs or whether there were never any signs to begin with.
 
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