The LadyKiller
Senior Don Juan
- Joined
- Oct 5, 2011
- Messages
- 409
- Reaction score
- 25
In my dating endeavors, I do ok at getting interest. While I've been on dates, gotten "lucky" a few times and so on, I don't feel I have received high, long-lasting interest from a HB. Allow me to explain.
When I get the ball rolling - and keep it rolling - there are very few problems. Unfortunately, it's impossible for anybody to keep things moving literally all the time. For example, if we're both working or one of us is out of town, there will be some time apart where the ball isn't rolling. Additionally, when something negative happens - being forced to work late, falling ill, saying something dumb - the ball is going to stop, at least temporarily.
Getting back to my point and how this relates to interest: when any obstacle arises that stops the proverbial ball from rolling, HBs I'm involved with leave my life without hesitation and never look back. If I'm going through any sort of rough time, they use it as an excuse to leave. This is not the case for my friends:
- Friend #1 got violently ill after a night out. His gf of a month, who was with us, said she found him adorable.
- Friend #2 got in a drunken fight with his crush (well, only he was drunk) and said she's a stuck-up b*tch and that "everybody hates her." Two months later, they started dating.
- Friend #3 has been dating a girl for a year, but her parents don't see eye-to-eye with him. She chooses my friend over her parents.
In all three cases, the HBs have extremely high interest in my friends and will do anything for them. My friends have all had arguments, fights and conflicts with their gf's, but they get through it together. As I mentioned earlier in the post, HBs immediately leave me at the first bumpy road. It's like the HBs don't believe in me.
Because of these experiences, I feel I need to be perfect or I'm screwed. I realize I'm putting undue pressure on myself by thinking this, but at no point has a HB fought for us. And that's where this comes full circle. No girl I've ever dated has had extremely high, long-lasting interest through thick and thin. They're only interested during the good times.
Am I trying to date the wrong type of girls? Should I only pursue girls who initiate with me (which isn't often)? I'm sick of gaining a little interest, then it all disappearing simply because there's a little bump.
When I get the ball rolling - and keep it rolling - there are very few problems. Unfortunately, it's impossible for anybody to keep things moving literally all the time. For example, if we're both working or one of us is out of town, there will be some time apart where the ball isn't rolling. Additionally, when something negative happens - being forced to work late, falling ill, saying something dumb - the ball is going to stop, at least temporarily.
Getting back to my point and how this relates to interest: when any obstacle arises that stops the proverbial ball from rolling, HBs I'm involved with leave my life without hesitation and never look back. If I'm going through any sort of rough time, they use it as an excuse to leave. This is not the case for my friends:
- Friend #1 got violently ill after a night out. His gf of a month, who was with us, said she found him adorable.
- Friend #2 got in a drunken fight with his crush (well, only he was drunk) and said she's a stuck-up b*tch and that "everybody hates her." Two months later, they started dating.
- Friend #3 has been dating a girl for a year, but her parents don't see eye-to-eye with him. She chooses my friend over her parents.
In all three cases, the HBs have extremely high interest in my friends and will do anything for them. My friends have all had arguments, fights and conflicts with their gf's, but they get through it together. As I mentioned earlier in the post, HBs immediately leave me at the first bumpy road. It's like the HBs don't believe in me.
Because of these experiences, I feel I need to be perfect or I'm screwed. I realize I'm putting undue pressure on myself by thinking this, but at no point has a HB fought for us. And that's where this comes full circle. No girl I've ever dated has had extremely high, long-lasting interest through thick and thin. They're only interested during the good times.
Am I trying to date the wrong type of girls? Should I only pursue girls who initiate with me (which isn't often)? I'm sick of gaining a little interest, then it all disappearing simply because there's a little bump.
