SgtSplacker
Master Don Juan
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Dude...
That was painful to read...
The way I deal with women like that?
DON'T PLAY BALL!!!!
Don't play the social media politics game by friending and unfriending, deleting whatever.
Don't play her interests game by waiting for her to finish talking to some dude in german demonstrating your betaness.
You should have given her 60 seconds to get off her german trip. In mid sentence you should have cut her off and said "I don't understand what you're saying, you guys finish your conversation, i'll be over at the bar. WITH A SMILE" Gone over there and grabbed a drink and chatted up some girls or some friends you have at the club and not given her a second thought. If she does not address you for the rest of the night, leave when you are bored never to call her again until she does something to compensate for her rudeness and inconsideration.
Women speak jealousy fluently. You should have gone to the bar and told the first cutie there "hey my date is acting like an ass mind if I buy you a couple drinks?" The right HO would be all over that, girls love being the other woman. The sluttier she looks the greater chances she has to be on board with you and the greater the results would be. Who knows maybe you will meet a better girl at the bar! Position yourself in such a way that your female friend can clearly see you and let the night play out.
Step up your game homie. Desperate times call for desperate measures.
Arthur Schopenhauer said it best when he said:
"Man can do what he wills but he cannot will what he wills."
Some dude on answers.yahoo.com breaks that quote down.
It is a simple, somewhat poetic thought.
Man has the capacity to achieve any goal man sets; however, man's desires (his passions) determine what are the goals that man will set.
In essence, man's desires are not predicated on careful calculation; rather, they are innate. The "heart of man" is autonomous and fickle; it is not driven by reason, but by passions that are ... by definition ... irrational.
The original quote suggests the animal nature of man is a product of genetic evolution; the urges of man are therefore genetically encoded, rooted in the subconscious and not subject to the whims (desires) of the conscious mind.
The original quote further contrasts this against the prowess gained through evolution, the demonstration of aptitude and competence: the combination thereof effectively guarantee the success of man's efforts towards any particular pursuit.
That was painful to read...
The way I deal with women like that?
DON'T PLAY BALL!!!!
Don't play the social media politics game by friending and unfriending, deleting whatever.
Don't play her interests game by waiting for her to finish talking to some dude in german demonstrating your betaness.
You should have given her 60 seconds to get off her german trip. In mid sentence you should have cut her off and said "I don't understand what you're saying, you guys finish your conversation, i'll be over at the bar. WITH A SMILE" Gone over there and grabbed a drink and chatted up some girls or some friends you have at the club and not given her a second thought. If she does not address you for the rest of the night, leave when you are bored never to call her again until she does something to compensate for her rudeness and inconsideration.
Women speak jealousy fluently. You should have gone to the bar and told the first cutie there "hey my date is acting like an ass mind if I buy you a couple drinks?" The right HO would be all over that, girls love being the other woman. The sluttier she looks the greater chances she has to be on board with you and the greater the results would be. Who knows maybe you will meet a better girl at the bar! Position yourself in such a way that your female friend can clearly see you and let the night play out.
Step up your game homie. Desperate times call for desperate measures.
Arthur Schopenhauer said it best when he said:
"Man can do what he wills but he cannot will what he wills."
Some dude on answers.yahoo.com breaks that quote down.
It is a simple, somewhat poetic thought.
Man has the capacity to achieve any goal man sets; however, man's desires (his passions) determine what are the goals that man will set.
In essence, man's desires are not predicated on careful calculation; rather, they are innate. The "heart of man" is autonomous and fickle; it is not driven by reason, but by passions that are ... by definition ... irrational.
The original quote suggests the animal nature of man is a product of genetic evolution; the urges of man are therefore genetically encoded, rooted in the subconscious and not subject to the whims (desires) of the conscious mind.
The original quote further contrasts this against the prowess gained through evolution, the demonstration of aptitude and competence: the combination thereof effectively guarantee the success of man's efforts towards any particular pursuit.