“The 22 Psychological Triggers That Make Women Chase You… Starting Tonight”

Forget the cash, the cars, and the chiseled jawlines. Female desire operates on a completely different frequency. Primal. Subconscious. Triggers that bypass her logic and hit her on a gut level. Most guys are totally blind to them.

I know because I was one of them. The overthinking. The paralysis. The silent drive home kicking yourself for freezing up. Watching average guys walk away with the girl while you stood there stuck in your own head.

Then I decoded the psychology behind what actually makes women tick. 22 hard rules.  Subtle behavioral shifts that rewired my entire reality. The anxiety evaporated. Women started leaning in. Investing. Chasing.

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I know I'm being a hypocrite, but can't help it. Help!

Zooey

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Hey all:

Broke up with my girlfriend of two years a couple of weeks ago. I initiated it, but it was amiable all things considered. We had a great relationship, and we said that we wanted to be friends eventually, etc., but have been keeping a bit of space for the time being.

Anyway, I have gone on a couple of dates since then and slept with a couple of girls, and felt fine about it (kept it very undercover of course). And I've "thought" about her being with other guys and it hasn't really bothered me. Yet I saw a couple of photos of her with her arms around another guy (not even bad, like normal you're at a party and posing for a photo kind of way), and just the thought that she might do, or has done something with him made me hurt real bad.

Logically I should be going "if I can do it, so can she, deal with it," but I can't help but be this massive hypocrite about it. Is this just normal? Am I going to just get to the stage where I just won't care, and right now I'm just trying to hurry my own feelings along a bit?

Anyway, looking for a bit of guidance

Z.
 

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I think this is normal. Don´t take a look at photos of her, this makes the situation only worse.
 

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It is normal.
You're still too emotionally attached to her and the relationship for right now.
I think you need a little more emotional distance, and more processing.

All men are pretty much like this, reason being is that you really cared about her. She wasnt just some dumb, random anonymous chick. So there was an emotional INVESTMENT.
So of course youre going to be a little unsettled at the thought and vision of her being with other guys. But if she's human too, she will feel like that when she sees you and knows you're out there socially active and dating, and being intimate with women, not just one, but several.
She will hurt too.
Sure, a lot of this has to do with our ego, and self image.
We want to be believe we are perfect partners, and are extremely attractive.
Sometimes , we arent. Sometimes we look bad, say the wrong thing, make poor choices , etc...

But yeah, after years of investing your time and resources on her, you will be a little upset seeing her single, and laughing it up with other guys, and more than likely being sexual with men other than you.
But its life. It is how it is.
She has a right to romance, love and passion, but...so do YOU.

You cant fault her for it. And neither can she do that to you.

The truth is that we have to process these emotions and reflect on them.
Deal with them. Face them. Face yourself.
Dont hide from them, and dont distract yourself too much with another lover.

Life will go on.

If you care about her, you will want her to be happy.
if you didnt want to continue to be with her, dont place any blocks on her being with a good, caring man who loves her. Remember, YOU chose this.


Everyone deserves a good partner and a good relationship.

A lot of this pain and suffering is also ego related.
We dont like the idea of her being sexual with another man. So we take offense,somehow still partly expecting monogamous loyalty. Its not rational. But its not supposed to be a 'rational' emotion really.
We feel betrayed. Sure, it doesnt make sense, but its how men are wired.
We want to feel like sexual super gods or something, or the maverick captains of industry , able to provide her with amazing material goods,or whatever reason, like she will never be happy with any other man other than us!

But thats ego talking.

Thats not really what you want for her. Deep down.

Just because she may be with another man doesnt necessarily, automatically mean we are WORTHLESS. It doesnt diminish or de value us.
Really. Its true.
I mean, we do begin to identify with our partners sometimes to a degree. But we cant go so far that we think we are sh*t without her. We place our value on her.
Most women dont think like that at all.
Its not fair to men to do that to ourselves. To willingly emasculate ourselves and cut down our self esteem like that. Dont do that. This part is due to low Self Esteem.

But at the end of the day, a lot of that stuff is our primal brain reacting.
Its not about analyzing logical equations and stuff.
its how we're wired. And we're wired to be Territorial. And possesive to a certain degree. Some men go overboard, but others are pretty cool in the sense that theyre protective of their woman, not controlling or domineering.
Its mostly about security. But it is also rooted in vigilance.
(We had to watch out for our women, lest she be abducted or raped, or whatever. There was a little less reasoning and evolved societies, and social norms, and no Police as you know.)
So we react PRIMALY. As in animal/caveman like.
So yes, its normal.
But...
We have the gift of human reasoning. We are NOT animals.
And we can figure out Values. And assess importance to things, properly, not in a crazed delusional manner.
Thats a gift.

This is all tied in to the Healing part after an LTR.
We all go through it.
Honor it, respect it, and give it time to heal.
Do this for yourself and her. So that you dont carry pain, suffering and resentment. All thats stuff is toxic.
Carrying around toxins depletes you of many things.
So be good to yourself. Make sure you DO take care of yourself.
And make sure you honor this part of our Humanity.
Its how we're wired. So its not unnatural.
Its not fun, but its part of life.
And if you believe in yourself, and believe you deserve health, wealth, happiness and love, then you will do your part and heal this.
And let her find her happiness too.
At the end of the day we dont OWN anyone.
If we think we do, we are mistaken.

Thats why everything you give and everything you receive is ultimately a GIFT. Never to be taken for granted. Always respected, honored, and cherished.
And this is no bullsh*t.
This is how we move through a healthy, really, genuinely loving relationship. Where partners communicate their love and even disappointment and concerns with love, and compassion.
NEVER playing games, never taking each other for granted.
Never being complacent.

Complacency Kills.
And it can kill your relationship, and adversely affect the behavior of your partner.

So be AWAKE in your LTR. And cherish, appreciate, and honor the little things you do for each other. And expect that from your partner. IF she doesnt do the above, then you KNOW in your heart that youre not compatible with this woman, and she doesnt value you and your masculine resources.
So love the woman that DOES, that loves you for WHO you are, not what fancy things you can buy her.
Show her daily that you appreciate her, and if you have those masculine 'goods', and truly light her femeninity on fire, she WILL appreciate you, and let you know how much you mean to her. Thats part of a healthy relationship too. Her showing you her love, demonstrating it, and making it a REALITY. Something you see, hear, and feel. THAT is what you NEED.

Its not about getting her approval, or acceptance, or 'not making her mad'.

Dont be afraid of her.
She doesnt want you to be afraid of her. If shes healthy and want a Man, she doesnt...

But instead focus on developing yourself into that "Superior" Man. BE that guy.
And if she doesnt appreciate you, you HAVE to walk.
And if she does, then BE there. Respect and nurture that relationship.
Relationships are based on what the Couple do for each other to show love and appreciation, WHO they are at their core, and how they handle their issues and adversities among other things.

Use all these things that you reflect on for a better future.To be even more CLEAR on what you want. What you want to create and manifest. What you wont tolerate. And what you dont want,and dont want to associate with.
To make better more informed decisions.
To improve your life, your quality of life.

I hope some of this helps.

Good luck.
 

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I agree with what Interceptor said.

To simplify it a little: the part of the mind that generates emotions (subconscious mind) is not necessarily in sync with the conscious mind. Sometimes we come to logical conclusions that our emotions don't agree with.

Unfortunately, the subconscious mind is far more powerful than the conscious. But it CAN be controlled. Basically, you have to try and reprogram it. The way we do that is to overwhelm it.

You have to acknowledge that you are ultimately responsible for your emotions. Every time you start to feel jealousy/insecurity (which are natural), strongly and forcefully tell yourself that this isn't you. Tell yourself you are cool with her seeing other guys and that you want what's best for her. Repeat it many times if you have to.

If you do this consistently and for a long enough period of time, you will get over her. Eventually, your new, more sensible thought patterns will be stored in your subconscious mind, which is basically a reservoir of thought patterns/associations etc.
 

"How I Made Sure No Woman Ever Friend-Zoned Me Again"

She calls you when her car breaks down. When she needs help moving. When some guy she's actually dating treats her badly.

You're the listener. The reliable one. The guy who would treat her so much better, if she'd just open her eyes.

She won't. You trained her to see you as the low-effort option — the friend who requires zero risk and zero investment. Every favor dug the hole deeper.

The "22 Rules" break the pattern. You'll stop auditioning for a role she already cast and become the man she chases instead. It starts with Rule 1.

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