oldmanofthesea
Master Don Juan
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I've only encountered LMR twice since I started dating again after my divorce. I was able to push past it with the first girl by backing off without any kind of fuss or talking or reaction on my part, then trying again a bit later, and repeating that cycle until we had sex. That didn't work with the last girl. We were at my place on the couch watching a movie and she just kept gently moving my hands away any time I'd try to touch her erogenous zones during make-out. I didn't say anything about it during or after, and she said she had to leave a little while later after more making out. This was date #4 or #5, so I decided to next her and simply never reached out to her again.
I was talking to a friend of mine about this, and he mentioned when he gets into that situation, he will actually discuss it with the girl in the heat of the moment. He will ask her questions that deliberately elicit a "no" response like, "Are you not turned on by me? Do you feel we haven't gotten to know each other well enough yet?" etc. Basically the idea is to get her to justify a good reason for not wanting to sleep with you and if she can't, then it helps to resolve any mental blocks she has related to slvt-shaming, not wanting to appear too easy, afraid of being taken advantage of, etc.
When I told him I haven't used that approach because I don't want to ever have to do anything that looks like bargaining or convincing a girl to do something she should naturally WANT to do if she's interested in me, his counter-point was that while this may be somewhat true, if you just hard-next, you'll definitely not get anything. So it's more of a last-ditch effort before hard-nexting, it isn't really bargaining/pleading - it's discussing and asking questions, and you have to expect that you'll have to do some discussion with some women to get them over the societal hang-ups about sex that many women are burdened by.
I'm curious as to whether you will talk about LMR with a girl or not? Also, to give some perspective, I'm not talking about a girl you met at a bar and are looking for a one-night-stand with. I'm talking about a girl who you think is intriguing enough to date. The more I think about it, the more I think his approach makes sense.
I was talking to a friend of mine about this, and he mentioned when he gets into that situation, he will actually discuss it with the girl in the heat of the moment. He will ask her questions that deliberately elicit a "no" response like, "Are you not turned on by me? Do you feel we haven't gotten to know each other well enough yet?" etc. Basically the idea is to get her to justify a good reason for not wanting to sleep with you and if she can't, then it helps to resolve any mental blocks she has related to slvt-shaming, not wanting to appear too easy, afraid of being taken advantage of, etc.
When I told him I haven't used that approach because I don't want to ever have to do anything that looks like bargaining or convincing a girl to do something she should naturally WANT to do if she's interested in me, his counter-point was that while this may be somewhat true, if you just hard-next, you'll definitely not get anything. So it's more of a last-ditch effort before hard-nexting, it isn't really bargaining/pleading - it's discussing and asking questions, and you have to expect that you'll have to do some discussion with some women to get them over the societal hang-ups about sex that many women are burdened by.
I'm curious as to whether you will talk about LMR with a girl or not? Also, to give some perspective, I'm not talking about a girl you met at a bar and are looking for a one-night-stand with. I'm talking about a girl who you think is intriguing enough to date. The more I think about it, the more I think his approach makes sense.