Squiggly Sponge
Don Juan
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- Nov 14, 2007
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How does the game change in a relationship? The focus is not on creating attraction, but maintaining it as well as getting to know the person and perhaps due to the slant this site has on the former, I'm finding myself confused at the things I'm doing in this relationship.
It's basically me thinking which rules apply and which don't... for example I find myself doing things that are frowned upon here, calling her and having long conversations (not that often, but still) and texting regularly.
I believe my worries come from the fact that I can't tell how interested she is, a lot of women will stay in crappy relationships because they don't want to be single, so how can you tell? And also, what are some Red Flags to be on the lookout for? Guys (here) say they know all they need to know about a woman in the first few weeks... so how do I get to this stage?
Long story short, I don't want to be a simp (whipped, etc), but I understand that I'll need to open up, and actually appear to be interested rather than just staying indifferent - there has to be some sort of progression, right? This is my first go at a long term relationship, so I know experience is the best teacher, but a few tips from the dons couldn't hurt?
Thanks for the help guys!
It's basically me thinking which rules apply and which don't... for example I find myself doing things that are frowned upon here, calling her and having long conversations (not that often, but still) and texting regularly.
I believe my worries come from the fact that I can't tell how interested she is, a lot of women will stay in crappy relationships because they don't want to be single, so how can you tell? And also, what are some Red Flags to be on the lookout for? Guys (here) say they know all they need to know about a woman in the first few weeks... so how do I get to this stage?
Long story short, I don't want to be a simp (whipped, etc), but I understand that I'll need to open up, and actually appear to be interested rather than just staying indifferent - there has to be some sort of progression, right? This is my first go at a long term relationship, so I know experience is the best teacher, but a few tips from the dons couldn't hurt?
Thanks for the help guys!