FloridaDnB
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I live on the beautiful Florida coast in an amazing new place on the ocean with several other roommates. The house is sick and is a complete chick magnet, and I have been extremely successful (more so than ever before in my life) in this new place with women. We have sickparties and people are always over, and I am meeting tons of new people, girls and guys alike... but one of our roommates has a best friend friend who is a feminine dandy.
Before I continue, the term feminine dandy is from the book The Art of Seduction by Robert Greene. I'm sure most people know about the book but I want to read the book Bang by RooshV first. Anyways I'm only halfway through the first section (personality types) but I have instantly recognized that he is a feminine dandy. He's a latino dancer, extremely loud and energetic, romantic in a weird way, and the type who comes off as gay to all of the girls, then does a phase shift into aggressive touchy-feely once he gets them close. He is always very energetic, loud, and annoying, but sometimes funny.
He doesn't even live at the house, but he is always around, and there is no way I will be able to get rid of him. Sometimes he will even lie and say he lives at our house (it is a sick ass mansion) to better his success. He is a manipulator.
Any time girls come over with guys or not, he instantly pounces on them when he knows they are single, which is fine by me. But when the girl starts giving major indicators of disinterest, he will always persist anyways. He either is in denial from being so ****y, or he is completely incapable of reading signals from girls. I believe, If you had your chance and the girl's not feeling you, then you should move on to the next girl, and give a moment to let your friends have at it.
I will usually meet a girl, and start to talk to her somewhere in the house during a party and get to know her. He will seek us out, and when I am talking to her he will loudly and obnoxiously interrupt the conversation in a loud voice, coming over and using a situational opener or some other line, and will come right over when I am talking to her and put her arm around her or something along those lines. He has done this three times already to me.
One time I flipped out at him in front of everyone, calling him out on it, and it didn't really get me anywhere. It seemed like he felt awkward because I did a good job, but he is shameless and will not change his behavior. Then, when we were in private a few minutes later in the other room, he tried to bro-handshake me and tried to act like we were super cool and everything, trying to disarm me.
I find it lowly to compete in an obvious way in front of a woman, like we are fighting over her, and it is not my style. I feel stupid and awkward doing so. I usually just withdraw and let the girl come back to me, and play it cold. However, he does this to all girls who I talk to, like an attention ***** who is greedy.
I feel that soon I will snap and punch him out, but that will only ruin several relationships in my life that I do not want to ruin. He is the best friend of the guy who owns the house, and If I knock his ass out then I will probably get kicked out of this awesome living situation I am in since he was friends with the owner far before I was.
At the same time, I feel grateful for this opportunity so that I can learn to adapt and grow and be able to deal with people like this in the future...
Any suggestions as to what I should do?
Before I continue, the term feminine dandy is from the book The Art of Seduction by Robert Greene. I'm sure most people know about the book but I want to read the book Bang by RooshV first. Anyways I'm only halfway through the first section (personality types) but I have instantly recognized that he is a feminine dandy. He's a latino dancer, extremely loud and energetic, romantic in a weird way, and the type who comes off as gay to all of the girls, then does a phase shift into aggressive touchy-feely once he gets them close. He is always very energetic, loud, and annoying, but sometimes funny.
He doesn't even live at the house, but he is always around, and there is no way I will be able to get rid of him. Sometimes he will even lie and say he lives at our house (it is a sick ass mansion) to better his success. He is a manipulator.
Any time girls come over with guys or not, he instantly pounces on them when he knows they are single, which is fine by me. But when the girl starts giving major indicators of disinterest, he will always persist anyways. He either is in denial from being so ****y, or he is completely incapable of reading signals from girls. I believe, If you had your chance and the girl's not feeling you, then you should move on to the next girl, and give a moment to let your friends have at it.
I will usually meet a girl, and start to talk to her somewhere in the house during a party and get to know her. He will seek us out, and when I am talking to her he will loudly and obnoxiously interrupt the conversation in a loud voice, coming over and using a situational opener or some other line, and will come right over when I am talking to her and put her arm around her or something along those lines. He has done this three times already to me.
One time I flipped out at him in front of everyone, calling him out on it, and it didn't really get me anywhere. It seemed like he felt awkward because I did a good job, but he is shameless and will not change his behavior. Then, when we were in private a few minutes later in the other room, he tried to bro-handshake me and tried to act like we were super cool and everything, trying to disarm me.
I find it lowly to compete in an obvious way in front of a woman, like we are fighting over her, and it is not my style. I feel stupid and awkward doing so. I usually just withdraw and let the girl come back to me, and play it cold. However, he does this to all girls who I talk to, like an attention ***** who is greedy.
I feel that soon I will snap and punch him out, but that will only ruin several relationships in my life that I do not want to ruin. He is the best friend of the guy who owns the house, and If I knock his ass out then I will probably get kicked out of this awesome living situation I am in since he was friends with the owner far before I was.
At the same time, I feel grateful for this opportunity so that I can learn to adapt and grow and be able to deal with people like this in the future...
Any suggestions as to what I should do?