slaog said:
You don't have to turn AFC again once you're in a relationship. The guys who do that are the guys who end up getting dumped.
Its important to keep improving when in relationships.
I wasn't saying you should turn AFC in relationships, I saying that most men
do turn AFC,
despite it being the absolute worst thing to do. Men in relationships often think that now they have the woman, they can let their game slide.
You can't.
For example, they compromise with the frequency of sex, they compromise over other things, they move in together, and the relationship becomes increasingly domestic rather than sexual. There was a thread here not too long ago about a guy who moved in with a girlfriend and no longer gets sex. That is exactly what I'm getting at.
Marriage is the worst for this. Remember,
most men are chumps, and most men end up getting married. Are they getting everything they want out of the marriage? No way. Men are fed this crap that "relationships are about compromise", and they end up appeasing their wives.
Some guys slip back because they find a girl and stop improving. Their goal wasn't to improve to begin with it was to find a girl. When you're not improving you're going backwards and the girls start noticing this and suddenly the guys realise they've blown it by slipping back into their old AFC ways. It's usually too late to save relationships.
^ This above is totally correct.
The very nature of being a DJ, or player, or pick up artist is not compatible with long term, exclusive relationships.
When I wrote this, I think I may have confused a few people. I meant that being a DJ or whatever encourages people to have
multiple,
non-exclusive relationships.
Society
expects men to act as "nice guys". We know
this does not get women. The mothers of men teach their sons this. Some of them realise that this is not the way to get women. They become a DJ, and date, and have fun. But then they get in an exclusive LTR, or get married. Society
expects them to be a nice guy and a supplicating, appeasing, chump to their girlfriend/wife. We know
this does not keep women. They
think they don't need to be a DJ to keep her anymore.
So very wrong they are.
You can and
should be a DJ in
any relationship, exclusive or otherwise.
You don't change what works. If you don't, and act AFC in the relationship, you'll be in for a miserable time, you'll get cheated on, and ditched.
So yes, DJs
can and
do slide back into AFCs, usually in long term, exclusive relationships, because they get
complacent. You should
always be a DJ,
no matter what.