“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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The *No Contact* Challenge! ( Read this if you just got dumped)

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Day 31.

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You're doing a bargaining. It's normal in the early phase of getting over break-up. I did the same thing - I was thinking would I accept her back if she asked and under which circumstances.
But after 31 days, I am really good at accepting things as they are. Our lives were intertwined for a certain amount of time but not anymore. I have my life so does she has hers. I can do whatever I want, she can do the same.
If we are really destined to be together, we will meet again under different circumstances (In 5 months? In 5 years? No one can tell.), after we've grown more, learned more, experienced more.
And that would be the perfect story for me. But I don't think about it. I am focused on myself now and trying to improve. So should you. :)
Perhaps it is the bargaining stage. So presumably by Day 31 I won't want anything to do with her?

My reasoning behind the above is that in the past she has come back (which I explained in the post) and it has been a bit of a deer in the headlights type of moment for me. This time I think she may not come back because we have at least a month away from each other but IF she does I want to be prepared this time. In the past I have not been prepared and as a result have taken her back when I probably shouldn't have.

Now I have a concrete plan for such a scenario that best serves MY interests but is still fair to both of us.

And I'm definitely focused on me. 7 days in and I've hit the gym almost everyday, well on my way to that beach body, been to salsa classes, spanish group classes (and learning Spanish again), brushed the dust off my guitar, have multiple plates interested in seeing me (I'm not too concerned with females until after Day 30) and even struck up a random conversation with a pretty woman at the train station. We were waiting at the station together and the train was delayed. We ended up getting the same train too so all in all our conversation lasted for about 2 hours. Ended up getting her number and she wants to meet me so she can "finish off the rest of her story", as I left the train before she could complete it. Just didn't want to bore you with details :p
 

What happens, IN HER MIND, is that she comes to see you as WORTHLESS simply because she hasn't had to INVEST anything in you in order to get you or to keep you.

You were an interesting diversion while she had nothing else to do. But now that someone a little more valuable has come along, someone who expects her to treat him very well, she'll have no problem at all dropping you or demoting you to lowly "friendship" status.

Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.

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I appreciate your analysis but I'm not sure you're entirely right on this one. Of course I think about her often. I have not pretended otherwise. And yes some of the things I do for the feeling of her bumping into me in 6 months time and seeing a better man. Why wouldn't I get joy from knowing she regrets her decision?

And I experienced and processed the grief in a REAL visceral way the last time we broke up (about a month ago, remember when I saw her with her new drug dealer bf). There was real hurt and grief even quite recently (my Day 5 conversation with @Asmodeus will give you a sense of the fact that I am not shying away from processing the pain) I am not lying when I say I feel nowhere near as sad this time round because I have accepted who she really is NOW. I am thinker by nature and have spent A LOT of time in the background almost like a computer with all of this. That's just how my mind works. I have a clear idea of what needs to be done to heal. Maybe I'll think differently in 3 weeks.

But all the things I am doing are for me to get back to the person I was and to improve myself for my own future happiness. As much as I miss her I am not pretending about not caring as much as perhaps I should given it's only been 7 days. I really don't care that much beyond the occasional pangs of sadness and am pleasantly surprised about how functional I've been.

And yes I completely accept that being the logical person I am I have tried to manage this breakup in the most effective way possible - gym, friends, hobbies, even going as far as to buy "How to get over a breakup in 30 days". It is not in my nature to dwell on things that can't be changed. I am a very A + B = C type of guy. I want to do my 60 days of healing, start on the path of self transformation and get on with my life.
 
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I appreciate your analysis but I'm not sure you're entirely right on this one. Of course I think about her often. I have not pretended otherwise. And yes some of the things I do for the feeling of her bumping into me in 6 months time and seeing a better man. Why wouldn't I get joy from knowing she regrets her decision?

And I experienced and processed the grief in a REAL visceral way the last time we broke up (about a month ago, remember when I saw her with her new drug dealer bf). There was real hurt and grief even quite recently (my Day 5 conversation with @Asmodeus will give you a sense of the fact that I am not shying away from processing the pain) I am not lying when I say I feel nowhere near as sad this time round because I have accepted who she really is NOW. I am thinker by nature and have spent A LOT of time in the background almost like a computer with all of this. That's just how my mind works. I have a clear idea of what needs to be done to heal. Maybe I'll think differently in 3 weeks.

But all the things I am doing are for me to get back to the person I was and to improve myself for my own future happiness. As much as I miss her I am not pretending about not caring as much as perhaps I should given it's only been 7 days. I really don't care that much beyond the occasional pangs of sadness and am pleasantly surprised about how functional I've been.

And yes I completely accept that being the logical person I am I have tried to manage this breakup in the most effective way possible - gym, friends, hobbies, even going as far as to buy "How to get over a breakup in 30 days". It is not in my nature to dwell on things that can't be changed. I am a very A + B = C type of guy. I want to do my 60 days of healing, start on the path of self transformation and get on with my life.

Do not shy away from the pain... In psychology and psychoanalysis they say pain is something people need to release, this is called catharsis.

If releasing it on here and talking about her helps, then by all means proceed. So long as it is done as a release, and so long as your are not pining for her. I am not good at understanding emotions, only inferring... However, I think a psychologist in this instance would tell you to just let it out. To keep all these feelings inside of him have more potential for him to ruminate and lead him to make a mistake (like returning to her which would be a horrible mistake).

Though I will be honest with you @BeTheChange ... There is no sense in bargaining as she is never coming back, and even if she did nothing will change. This may be difficult for you to make this transition... But it has the potential to benefit you in great ways. I have found that pain and torment is the thing which forges us stronger. You will withstand her, you will withstand your pain, and you will learn from your mistakes. In the future, you will look back on all of this and laugh about it but always remember the lessons that it taught you. You and her are incompatible, you have already described all the tribulations which you had to endure to be with her... You may call that love, but I would objectively call it torture, almost masochism . I am not well acquainted in this emotion called love, but I can say that it should not be like that... Do you want that to be the grand love story of your life? A love filled with resent and pain? Is THAT a situation for which you desire to spend the rest of your life in?
You have a chance now... A chance to improve, to grow, and to find something better. This is a gift, a blessing of sorts. Someday you will realize that.
 

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As I've said I don't think she will come back and i have accepted this but IF she comes back I would like to be prepared. In the past, I have sold myself short because I did not adequately plan for these contingencies. Now I have. I am learning from previous mistakes.
 

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I've realised the reason I'm still harbouring these thoughts is because in the back of my mind I'm still hoping she sees what she's done. That she understands what she is and actually makes a serious effort to change.

Unfortunately with society, family and friends all telling her she is blameless and a superstar who deserves much better than me it's unlikely she will change at all. I'm fact, she will probably get worse as a lot of the bad stuff she did has now been normalised.
The may come to the realization, but you cannot explain it to her. The best thing you can do if you want her to realize it is to stop talking about it. She will get into identical situations with others and it will be bad and she will hear what your saying. It takes 3 months to a 1 year for them to start to get clarity.
 

If you currently have too many women chasing you, calling you, harassing you, knocking on your door at 2 o'clock in the morning... then I have the simple solution for you.

Just read my free ebook 22 Rules for Massive Success With Women and do the opposite of what I recommend.

This will quickly drive all women away from you.

And you will be able to relax and to live your life in peace and quiet.

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Day 8

Had a dream last night where she came over. I challenged her about an incident where it appeared she may have been unfaithful. In real life she claimed this was not the case but in the dream I managed to trick her into admitting the truth. Then I got angry. She cried for a few minutes but then her reaction changed to one I am so used to seeing - one where you can see that she doesn't really believe she has done anything wrong or mentally trying to reshift the blame to something or someone else. Then her demeanour changes and she switches to that blasé almost indifferent look. I lose it and throw her out the house but I am reluctant to let her go and continue to shout at her. Then I wake up.

I wouldn't describe my current mood as sad this morning.

I have found it helps to try and embrace logic and truth as much as possible.

Do you think she is hot? Yes.

Do you think she is the hottest chick you could ever attract? No.

Do you think she was loving? Yes

Do you think her bad behaviour was a price to pay for this "love"? No.

Do you think you can attract another woman of equivalent value to feel the same degree of "love" for you? Yes.

Then it's time to move on.
 

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Just so I don't look back on this time and imagine myself as the Terminator I thought I'd mention that I am feeling a bit sad at this moment.

Can't really quite place the reason for the sadness. Not so much missing someone; more a state of despondence about how things turned out. To know that "things will be alright one day" doesn't really help alleviate it either.
 

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Day 32.

^ It doesn't help, those are just empty words but with time they will get their meaning. ;)

And look what happened to me last night!
I was surfing the gay dating site where I met my ex who is from another country (which is populated with the same nationality as my country) and I 'liked' a profile of one girl... she sent me a message, she is also from that country but studies in the capital of my country! And the best thing is she knows my friend here in my town and is coming HERE next week so we'll meet.
As I mentioned previously, I'll move to the capital next year for my first job... she will be there too. Who knows what happens. This showed me how little is enough to forget about all the pain I experienced with my ex even if I don't end up dating this girl.
 
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I feel like such a bum and a sucker. I have trouble sleeping most nights, so on the worst of nights I take something like melatonin, which is effective but induces vivid dreams.Last night I had a dream where I was "bargaining" with her in different settings - outside a restaurant, in her house, the scene kept changing, but I was always chasing and she was ice cold. Similar dreams are now recurring where I have 1 or 2 every couple weeks, and they're never pleasant.

I can't believe how long it's been and that I am still going back to these very dark days of 2012-2013, which were the worst. We started off hot in 2011, and by 2014 into mid-2015 we had rekindled that passion, before she finally left. But there were 2 years of pure hell in the middle stages that I'm still processing, as she's only been truly gone with zero contact for 12 months.

I've had one rebound girlfriend and a handful of dates this past year. The last girl I actually liked a lot and had momentary hope that I could have feelings for a woman again, but I didn't have much time to get to know her because she was foreign and going home shortly. And so old memories crept back in.

I have some serious trust issues now. I don't "cold approach" women at all anymore because I have such a cynical view, and only meet women incidentally through circumstancial day game or social circle. I've become much more introverted and only speak to my male friends in tiny doses about it, because they had their fill years ago. And I refuse to talk to some feminist therapist or "life coach" who'll charge buckets of money for awful advice. I mostly deal with this alone now.

I know this is simply unproductive and we're simply incompatible, I just wonder if I ever cross this witches' mind...
 
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Going to be real here guys. I still want her. I still love her deeply. I've always been relatively "distant" on the surface, in terms of showing my affection towards her but I did care for her. Even I was eventually taken in by the euphoric "love" she had for me and the way she made me feel like I was all she ever wanted. She gave up so much to be with me so it does hurt to think she was only ever in love with the idea of being in love with me - if she is indeed BPD.

But it's not really her I want. It's an idealised version. A version of her that accepts what she's done and wants to change, so we can both live happily ever after.

Regardless of what she does I will continue to the end of the 60 day challenge because I HAVE TO KNOW that I can survive alone. It is the one thing necessary to allow me to walk away in any situation.

However I would still, in the future, take her back if we could achieve this. I know it's just fantasy but it's the truth.I don't know what to do with this realisation accept continue to walk alone and live my life. There is no going back to the beginning.
 
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Need advice! I broke no contact after 30days:mad:
She got me back to her flat, she was wearing a tight dress, hair was curly blond and smooth and she created the right condtions,I was weak , I fvucked it...What do I do 30days NC down the drain.
 

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Need advice! I broke no contact after 30days:mad:
She got me back to her flat, she was wearing a tight dress, hair was curly blond and smooth and she created the right condtions,I was weak , I fvucked it...What do I do 30days NC down the drain.
This is why I created a plan of action for exactly how I would respond in the event of her coming over to my place and trying to reconnect before the end of the 60 day challenge and I was (wrongly) criticised for it. They don't understand that you need an action plan because if you don't you will find yourself straight back on Day 1.

When I think about contacting her I just think about how far I've already come after only 9 days. This sh*t is an addiction. It's a drug that must be eliminated from your system. You need to get your mind right, before you are useful to anyone else, even her, if your hope is to one day reconcile.

From what I understand of your situation you did the dumping and you don't really like this woman all that much so following through with NC shouldn't be too difficult. Heads up and remember 30 is a big number, don't slip up again.

 

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Day 9

Feeling good today. Seems as if yesterday was my "depression" day. My sister is going through a tough time and in order to console her I told her a few things about my struggles at uni and the years after as well as my more recent issues, which really put this whole situation into perspective. The reality is this breakup, albeit hurtful is NOTHING compared to some of the other issues I've had to face in life and conquered and it was strengthening to be reminded of that.

I feel like I responded to yesterday's sadness in the best way possible. Forced myself to go to salsa even though my mind was telling me all the reasons it would be better to just stay at home and curl up in a ball.

When I was there I was immediately reminded of why getting out there is the fastest way to heal. There were so many beautiful women there that made me instantly forget about my ex. And when you're dancing you come alive. It's impossible to ponder on the negatives when you're grabbing the hips of an attractive lady and trying to make sure you don't mess up the steps and look like a complete idiot! It's all in good fun and I thoroughly enjoyed myself.

Tonight I plan to go swimming and then hit the sauna and steam room - treat myself, before hitting another salsa class. I'm then going to head out with a couple of mates.
 

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Decided to plan the presents to myself once I hit Day 30 and then the big 60.

Day 30 - book long weekend in Spain for late August / September - $650 budget

Day 60 - buy a Rolex GMT Master II Pepsi or if unable to find / get a good price the Submariner date steel yellow gold

I have attached a bunch of other ambitious conditions for the Rolex so there is no guarantee I'll get the Rollie, but I have been putting it off for a while in the name of responsible saving. However I'm young and one can always make more money. Why not enjoy some of it now?

As a reminder to myself, here are the conditions
  • You have either a new job or a pay rise / promotion confirmed
  • You get c. $4,000 in respect of client S's business
  • All other "surprise" (unplanned) revenue is SAVED

Beyond this there's honestly nothing I can think of that I really want or need.

Plus, there is an odd pleasure in the idea of my ex seeing me walking down the road with a watch like that and another hot chick by my side. Call it superficial. But to me a Rolex makes a statement that is worth the price you pay.
 
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Day 33.

Ever since the break-up, I feel less worthy and like people generally don't like me. I believe that's the result of being dumped. It's really hard even though I go out with my friends and have fun but it seems like I don't enjoy it as I used to, and if I stay home I get very anxious and have lot of negative thoughts.
I know I am a good person, work hard, funny, good looking (mentally I KNOW but I don't FEEL like that).
I don't know what to do about it. Just take care of myself and wait til it goes away with time or precisely do something? What would that be?
 

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Day 33.

Ever since the break-up, I feel less worthy and like people generally don't like me. I believe that's the result of being dumped. It's really hard even though I go out with my friends and have fun but it seems like I don't enjoy it as I used to, and if I stay home I get very anxious and have lot of negative thoughts.
I know I am a good person, work hard, funny, good looking (mentally I KNOW but I don't FEEL like that).
I don't know what to do about it. Just take care of myself and wait til it goes away with time or precisely do something? What would that be?
Hmm... Loss of motivation, lethargy, sadness, slight bits of hopelessness...

This would be classified as mild acute depression, this one is a victim of her own thoughts. I have seen this before...
You must try to continue to make efforts to get out and have fun... Let me explain... If you do not, all you shall do is ruminate, be stuck inside your own head. You need to try to get out of that, get out the door and do something. Being stuck in isolation only tends to exacerbate cases of depression.... Do something, take a class, get involved in a volunteer organization, just find something that gives you purpose. The exhaustion of depression compounds upon itself... The less active you are and the more isolated you become from it the worse it shall become, to the point where even considering doing activities to distract yourself will be exhausting.

You have been forever locked in that comfort zone of being in a relationship... See, when you break up with a person you do not just lose them, but you lose your existence as a couple. Love is like a drug... You are in the withdraw stage of it, but it shall pass... It just takes time.
 

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Need advice! I broke no contact after 30days:mad:
She got me back to her flat, she was wearing a tight dress, hair was curly blond and smooth and she created the right condtions,I was weak , I fvucked it...What do I do 30days NC down the drain.
When you fall, pick yourself back up... Do not take it to hard on yourself that you fell, falling is a process of life. He who makes no mistakes never makes anything. Mistakes offer us a chance to learn and grow.
 

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Must admit that I told a lie. My ex is in fact German. I said she was French in order to protect my anonymity and in case she was stalking the forums as she's aware I post on SS.

She's in Germany now, but her family is in the North. Munich, where the recent terrorist attack is happening is in the South. Her brother is also a police officer in Hamburg (north) so I'm not sure how he'll be affected. I don't want to break NC but would it be damaging to my recovery if I asked a mutual acquaintance to check to see if everything was alright over there and if her and her family are safe?
 

What happens, IN HER MIND, is that she comes to see you as WORTHLESS simply because she hasn't had to INVEST anything in you in order to get you or to keep you.

You were an interesting diversion while she had nothing else to do. But now that someone a little more valuable has come along, someone who expects her to treat him very well, she'll have no problem at all dropping you or demoting you to lowly "friendship" status.

Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.

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