I used to be a guy that dreamed of having this great connection with a woman, where her and I were best friends, understood one another like no one else...made love, etc. . I wasn't an AFC...it wasn't a disney like thing...I just thought that I could find a woman that I really clicked with and we'd be the "exception couple."
Even for casual sex, I dreamed of making love with a woman...going slow...telling her how beautiful she looked, cuddling after, her walking around in my shirt after, etc. . You get the idea.
I guess when you get enough dating experience (and I haven't had a lot, but I'm a quick learner) that you realize this doesn't exist at least with attractive women.
Even most of the so called "6s/7s" are full of bs and drama. They don't walk around thinking "I'm a 6/7, I should be grateful"...they still get more attention than the average woman even if they aren't all dressed up to the nines.
I also realized that men and women simply think differently. If a man says something, he means it. If a woman says something, watch what she does, not what she says. I mentioned it in another post, I dated a girl that said "I'm just a cool, laid back girl" and that's how she'd LIKE to be perceived, but behind closed doors she loved to argue about small differences in opinion and would get worked up over nothing. Another woman I know in her mid 30s claims to want "love" and to have marriage and kids, but guess where she is on the weekends? That's right...nightclubs taking pictures with random people. And when I messaged her on a fake profile as some shirtless guy, she was all over him.
The things you read on here all start to add up when you see them in action. I even had my first psycho (that seemed normal at first) a few weeks ago. Flipped out on me just for following up (We had a good date...spent 4 hours talking/made out a few times) then sent some psychotic message back and she was a 6/7 at best.
The thing is, just because cuties/hotties usually have crap personalities or aren't compatible for the long haul doesn't make me not interested in them. I look at them now, and just look at them strictly as sex objects. A lot of guys on here, I get the impression, they get easily attached just based on a woman's physical beauty. If hotties are what you're looking for, even if you like a specific type of hottie (I like women that have nice T n A but not to black women extent) there is another one like her. They also generally aren't meant for LTRs unless you want a project on your hands.
I find myself if I get rejected or a date doesn't go well, easily moving on for that reason. That and I don't have time in my life to beg women that have low/no interest.
I don't even think it's so much "spinning plates" (A lot of us are lucky enough to get one date on occasion) as much as it is playing the number's game and hoping you get a "yes" from just one of them, and if she flakes, finding another.
I think what happens to a lot of guys is they start off like me (or similar) then realize it doesn't work (like I did) then become all out jerks/douches/a**holes. To me that's just transference and fighting fire with fire.
I'm just no longer "Mr. Good Guy" and more assertive and am quick to cut my losses and won't put up with bs.
We'll see now if this translates to any success. This wasn't the reason I wasn't meeting as many women as I'd like or not getting the sex I wanted (I didn't have opportunities anyway) but I get the impression even if I had those opportunities, I would have screwed them up with the love making bs.
When you realize there is no such thing as a "quality woman" (at least one you'd lust after) it opens up doors very quickly.
I'll be honest though, it feels like a part of me has died and not in a good way.
Even for casual sex, I dreamed of making love with a woman...going slow...telling her how beautiful she looked, cuddling after, her walking around in my shirt after, etc. . You get the idea.
I guess when you get enough dating experience (and I haven't had a lot, but I'm a quick learner) that you realize this doesn't exist at least with attractive women.
Even most of the so called "6s/7s" are full of bs and drama. They don't walk around thinking "I'm a 6/7, I should be grateful"...they still get more attention than the average woman even if they aren't all dressed up to the nines.
I also realized that men and women simply think differently. If a man says something, he means it. If a woman says something, watch what she does, not what she says. I mentioned it in another post, I dated a girl that said "I'm just a cool, laid back girl" and that's how she'd LIKE to be perceived, but behind closed doors she loved to argue about small differences in opinion and would get worked up over nothing. Another woman I know in her mid 30s claims to want "love" and to have marriage and kids, but guess where she is on the weekends? That's right...nightclubs taking pictures with random people. And when I messaged her on a fake profile as some shirtless guy, she was all over him.
The things you read on here all start to add up when you see them in action. I even had my first psycho (that seemed normal at first) a few weeks ago. Flipped out on me just for following up (We had a good date...spent 4 hours talking/made out a few times) then sent some psychotic message back and she was a 6/7 at best.
The thing is, just because cuties/hotties usually have crap personalities or aren't compatible for the long haul doesn't make me not interested in them. I look at them now, and just look at them strictly as sex objects. A lot of guys on here, I get the impression, they get easily attached just based on a woman's physical beauty. If hotties are what you're looking for, even if you like a specific type of hottie (I like women that have nice T n A but not to black women extent) there is another one like her. They also generally aren't meant for LTRs unless you want a project on your hands.
I find myself if I get rejected or a date doesn't go well, easily moving on for that reason. That and I don't have time in my life to beg women that have low/no interest.
I don't even think it's so much "spinning plates" (A lot of us are lucky enough to get one date on occasion) as much as it is playing the number's game and hoping you get a "yes" from just one of them, and if she flakes, finding another.
I think what happens to a lot of guys is they start off like me (or similar) then realize it doesn't work (like I did) then become all out jerks/douches/a**holes. To me that's just transference and fighting fire with fire.
I'm just no longer "Mr. Good Guy" and more assertive and am quick to cut my losses and won't put up with bs.
We'll see now if this translates to any success. This wasn't the reason I wasn't meeting as many women as I'd like or not getting the sex I wanted (I didn't have opportunities anyway) but I get the impression even if I had those opportunities, I would have screwed them up with the love making bs.
When you realize there is no such thing as a "quality woman" (at least one you'd lust after) it opens up doors very quickly.
I'll be honest though, it feels like a part of me has died and not in a good way.