“The 22 Rules That Turned Me From Invisible to Irresistible With Women… Starting Tonight”

You can skip the expensive cars, the fancy clothes, and the endless gym selfies. Completely unnecessary.

I used to freeze the second a beautiful woman looked my way. Frustrated. Awkward. Watching other guys walk away with the girl while I stood there tongue-tied.

Then I discovered 22 simple rules that rewired my entire dating life. The anxiety vanished. Conversations flowed effortlessly. Women started chasing me for a change.

These rules trigger a woman's subconscious attraction switches. And you can start using them tonight.

Read more...

Has anyone else felt this way while on a date?

TheFixer14

Senior Don Juan
Joined
Dec 15, 2016
Messages
351
Reaction score
149
Age
33
I was dating these two women recently and on the second date with one and the first date with the other I asked myself in my head "am I wasting my time?" Now, maybe I subconsciously realized that there was no kind of future with any of these women. But it was more or less like "I should be writing my script." Or "I should be auditioning."

Has anyone ever felt that way? I remember when my hero Tony Stewart won back to back races in the chase (ended up winning half of the chase races and the championship) after going winless in the regular season. He was asked what changed. He said "I dropped the dead weight." He was referring to his recent break up.

Women are distractions no matter how you slice it. Maybe you are lucky and get a woman where you two are truly on the same wave length. But that is rare. Most of the time we are spending way too much time and money on them.
 

logicallefty

Moderator
Joined
Apr 26, 2006
Messages
6,001
Reaction score
5,153
Age
52
Location
Northeast Florida, USA
Every date can be a learning experience, especially for younger green horn DJs. Good chance to try things you might not otherwise try, like use a particular type of humor, or make a certain statement. Can help grow your confidence. But as you mature and get older, you will get to where you will say and do what you want and not give a sh|t regardless of who the woman is. But earlier on, most guys don't do that.
 

daddymonsterpoodle

Master Don Juan
Joined
Dec 9, 2015
Messages
707
Reaction score
428
Age
56
If a commodity is too common it becomes valueless.
I guess just because we can get a date doesn't always mean we should.

Generally I think a lot of men have been brainwashed into believing they should be grateful for any attention they get.

If most men are blue pill or AFC or fat or married or gay socially inept or in bad jobs or bad at s3x then the actual number of 'good'men must be relatively small. Heck, maybe we are the unicorns.

Maybe women are as desperate to find a man as men are to find a women.

If you don't believe me look at how much women will pay to look more attractive (literally meaning to attract). Don't tell me it is mainly for other women. Other women don't get to see the $200 lingerie.

Why do married women often look frumpier than their unmarried friends? Because they have attracted a man.

Maybe women are better at hiding their desperation.

I think for some guys on here if they screened more and dated less they would have more fun, waste less time on low quality women (and the battering to self esteem that causes) and might end up actually liking women more. YMMV.
 

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.

TheFixer14

Senior Don Juan
Joined
Dec 15, 2016
Messages
351
Reaction score
149
Age
33
If you are thinking that, you need another girl. The right girl is sufficiently attractive to you to distract you from any other women and time with her will always be total bliss.
You are probably right. I don't think that I've ever dated a woman that I've been head over heels for like ever. I've been with attractive women. But never anyone that I was like "I have to be here right now."
Exactly. And if she is also (your) 10, you can't have an abundance of or care-free attitude toward such women (at least not inside). Yes, women themselves are common, but your favorite girl is not.
I agree. Because you might never meet a woman like that again. Ideally that's who you'd marry.
If a commodity is too common it becomes valueless.
I guess just because we can get a date doesn't always mean we should.

Generally I think a lot of men have been brainwashed into believing they should be grateful for any attention they get.

If most men are blue pill or AFC or fat or married or gay socially inept or in bad jobs or bad at s3x then the actual number of 'good'men must be relatively small. Heck, maybe we are the unicorns.

Maybe women are as desperate to find a man as men are to find a women.

If you don't believe me look at how much women will pay to look more attractive (literally meaning to attract). Don't tell me it is mainly for other women. Other women don't get to see the $200 lingerie.

Why do married women often look frumpier than their unmarried friends? Because they have attracted a man.

Maybe women are better at hiding their desperation.

I think for some guys on here if they screened more and dated less they would have more fun, waste less time on low quality women (and the battering to self esteem that causes) and might end up actually liking women more. YMMV.
I think that you are right. I kinda took myself out of the "game" for half the year so I was like "**** it" and I wanted to **** too.

I don't think I've ever said no to a date to an attractive woman before. I guess all those years of rejection have seeped themselves into my subconscious.

And those dates felt like bigger waste of times because I didn't **** them.

What you about low quality girls battering the self esteem is true. My self esteem definitely took a hit after those dates.

Every date can be a learning experience, especially for younger green horn DJs. Good chance to try things you might not otherwise try, like use a particular type of humor, or make a certain statement. Can help grow your confidence. But as you mature and get older, you will get to where you will say and do what you want and not give a sh|t regardless of who the woman is. But earlier on, most guys don't do that.
I'm to the point where I just put myself there for the most part. But I will admit that this older chick that I dated had no interest in films, tv, and etc. I am a filmmaker so that was a bit jarring. The only film that she wanted to talk about was La La Land (musical about making it in Hollywood and relationships. I heard it's great). I was too afraid to talk about what I liked at the risk of her being bored.
 

daddymonsterpoodle

Master Don Juan
Joined
Dec 9, 2015
Messages
707
Reaction score
428
Age
56
Ok... This is what mean about screening. Obviously film. Is your passion. Why go on a date with someone who has no interest in films?
I find though if you are passionate about something, even if the topic bores them, your enthusiasm carries the conversation.
If she seems bored then either she is rude and don't bother dating her again
-or-
you were being a bit boring and not very sensitive to the vibe.

Still if she is not very interested in something you are gonna want to talk about what are the long term prospects?

I have a very simple approach to dating -don't date maybe's

You know "maybe we will get on", "maybe she is great in bed" or "maybe she is interested in --" "maybe she has a great sense of humor"
I only ask out women that I have spent enough time talking to that I already know that I like them.
I have only asked out 3 women this year. 1 had a boyfriend which I knew about and flaked. The other 2 both became ongoing GFs and I still see one as a friend and am still going out with tje other. There was one other woman I could have asked out but chose not to because there were things that didn't tick my boxes but we are good friends anyway.

I am not boasting. I am just pointing out that asking out a lot of women doesn't guarantee lots of sex or time spent with women that you like and are good for you, possibly exactly the opposite. Asking out less women doesn't always mean less sex or less time with women that you like and are good for you.

That is my experience anyway.
 

Glassguy

Moderator
Joined
Apr 25, 2016
Messages
4,789
Reaction score
8,860
Age
49
Short answer:

I've been very interested in women early on and dropped interest after a few dates.

I've never had interest go up after it started low in the beginning.

I have been out with a woman before and though I was wasting time. One bathroom trip, a text to another chick to hang out with instead (kinda date monkey branching) or texting a buddy to call in 15 minutes to bail me out and I was home free.

It's sort of like test driving a car. You can ultimately be spending lots of time and money on the thing so if you don't like the car, start test driving others. Some look great on the outside but aren't to comfortable when you get inside.
 

dustmuffin

Master Don Juan
Joined
Jul 21, 2015
Messages
2,495
Reaction score
1,423
Age
63
Every date can be a learning experience, especially for younger green horn DJs. Good chance to try things you might not otherwise try, like use a particular type of humor, or make a certain statement. Can help grow your confidence. But as you mature and get older, you will get to where you will say and do what you want and not give a sh|t regardless of who the woman is. But earlier on, most guys don't do that.
I agree. Go on as many dates as you can. You will polish your game quickly. This is good advice.
 
Top