oldmanofthesea
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I'm looking for tips on how to strike the balance between validation and disinterest, especially very early (like first date through first six weeks of dating), and on the proper way to validate women.
I've read some things that say to NEVER validate. But if all you do is go between acting neutral and disinterested, I would imagine she's going to bail, especially if it's before you sleep together. I say "imagine" because this is new to me and I don't have much experience acting disinterested beyond experimenting with increasing the amount of time I wait to communicate between dates (and I have found in most cases that waiting more than two days reduces my success and results in her simply not responding back at all because she thinks I'm not interested). I know that disinterest is more than just waiting to call or not communicating much over text - it's also about the things you say like, "Oh you have cats? I've met a lot of crazy cat ladies - I don't know if this is going to work." etc. But the bottom line is that I need help understanding how to balance the push vs pull.
And the second part of the question is: When you DO validate women, how should you go about it? I've read so much conflicting info on this. Some say to never compliment directly. IE instead of "You have incredible legs" you might say, "Those jeans look great on you." Some say to never compliment on anything physical and instead compliment on something about their personality or what they have achieved. And some say never compliment at all.
I've read some things that say to NEVER validate. But if all you do is go between acting neutral and disinterested, I would imagine she's going to bail, especially if it's before you sleep together. I say "imagine" because this is new to me and I don't have much experience acting disinterested beyond experimenting with increasing the amount of time I wait to communicate between dates (and I have found in most cases that waiting more than two days reduces my success and results in her simply not responding back at all because she thinks I'm not interested). I know that disinterest is more than just waiting to call or not communicating much over text - it's also about the things you say like, "Oh you have cats? I've met a lot of crazy cat ladies - I don't know if this is going to work." etc. But the bottom line is that I need help understanding how to balance the push vs pull.
And the second part of the question is: When you DO validate women, how should you go about it? I've read so much conflicting info on this. Some say to never compliment directly. IE instead of "You have incredible legs" you might say, "Those jeans look great on you." Some say to never compliment on anything physical and instead compliment on something about their personality or what they have achieved. And some say never compliment at all.