“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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BPD gf reunion

fobsrus

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so a very long time back, i'd recently went ghost on a BPD ex. the girl got too attached, was incredibly moody, slapped me across the face, etc. the diagnosis was definitively BPD, and i had shared the story with you guys here. just about 8 months later on this day, i decided to go against popular advice on this forum and meet up with her again...

a few weeks ago, she had texted me and said she wanted to be friends again. i was naturally suspicious, especially after the way i had went ghost on her and told her i never wanted to have anything to do with her again. i was intrigued by her request, and after a couple weeks of contemplation, decided to meet up with her again tonight.

everything started off normal, and we were catching up on each others lives over drinks. fast forward one hour and 2 more drinks, and she is back to asking me personal questions: "have you ever been in love?" "do you think you could ever be friends with someone you've dated in the past?" i stood my ground, realizing that she was very blatantly trying to get me to do something that i would ultimately regret. then she started touching me inappropriately, at which point i resisted, moved away, and tried to change the topic of conversation.

the bombshell she dropped as she was touching me was that she was dating some other guy, and had been for two months. but this relationship, according to her, was unstable, didn't start off well, and she was unsure that it was leading to anything meaningful. sounds familiar. at this point, i asked for the check and got the hell out of the bar as fast as possible. this girl is the devil incarnate, and i wanted nothing to do with her at all. i feel genuinely sorry for the guy she claims to be dating.

the reason i'm posting this is because i'm honestly seeking everyone's reassurance that not all women are like this one. i really hate being cynical and thinking that i should never trust a woman, but when this kind of thing happens, i feel like i am forced into that mindset. i wanted to think that i could be friends with this girl, and that circumstance led me into believing that she was BPD when i dated her, but this encounter only reinforced the fact that she is in fact a crazy BPD bish. will someone here restore my faith in women?
 

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Some women are not like that.

The hotter she is the more she realizes she can just BS her way into almost anything. And she will...

I have always enjoyed myself dating a girl that thinks she has a flaw more than the ones that think they are perfect.

She doesn't even really have to have a flaw, she just needs to think she has a flaw.

Something as simple as a girl being a brunette in a sorority of blondes is enough. Small flaws that don't get in the way of anything, but that preoccupy her enough.

The best sex I have ever had has been with women like this because they think they have to make up for something so they actually try to be awesome instead of just expecting you to be awesome.
 
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