when i first met my now wife, she was one of like 4 plates i had. I really liked her and slowly but eventually we became exclusive. this took like 3-4 months to get from plate number 1 to my only plate.
now mind you, it's not like this was a s mooth process. more like, riding a bike down mt everest. she didn't like knowing i was sleeping with other girls one bit. she threatened to leave, she threatened to cut me off, etc the whole bit. but she never did, beucase she liked me and i explained to her that if she kept doing what she is doing she would be my GF sooner rather than later, I just had a process.
now this entire time, there is another dude in the picture, basically me 10 years ago. very passive, shy, reserved. he was like basically the coach that talks and **** during the time out she would call him and ***** to him about everything i did and he would say how she deserved better, thinking that she would branch swing, but basically he is just what filled her time while i was busy. she just wasn't attracted to him like that.
anyway, eventually, we start dating. a few weeks after we start dating we go on a vacation in the fall to Keeneland in Kentucky. N9ow mind you, this is my first real GF in like 4 years so I really still haven't cut off cold approach mode, i'm looking at girls, and i run itno a girl ia ctually knew and just started talking with her and my GF was so hot that she made me rent another room so that she can stay in there andc not with me. she was pissed. it's one of the few if not only time in our relationship i will admit she was 100% right, i was in the wrong.
however, once i got the message, i adjusted and a few days later all was forgotten and she was happy again.
that entire ordeal with her, with her other guy friend and with me, with me flirting with other girls right in front of her thought me a very important lesson that i will tell you now
there is no such thing as being too aggressive. a woman who likes you will forgive aggressive behavior. but passive behavior is never, ever forgiven.
AS the 48 laws of power says, enter action with boldness.