Lamboda | 08-30-2017 11:30 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by Euro7r
(Post 8858975)
Long Overdue Update:
I went on a 3rd date this past weekend, everything went well and she even had fun. I asked her for dinner that she agreed to this Friday as I wanted to make it official dating relationship. Now here's the curve ball, she messaged me yesterday and said she doesn't want to give me any false hope. Said I'm super nice, amazing and great, but doesn't know how well we connect. She is also seeing another person as well but also doesn't know him that well.
I told her that it's been tough for me to be who I am as I feel in the back of my mind, I always need to play the right cards, such as say right things and do right things. That is because I know I have competition and I don't want to set off any bad impressions.
End of the day, her stance right now is she doesn't know what she wants I feel and also seeing two guys stresses her out. I'm somewhat lost in this situation on what my approach should be to get her. I just know I've changed my attitude towards this and that is just be myself and go with the flow and not over complicate things as I initially have been doing. I did ask if she likes seeing me or doing so out of obligation and she said a bit of both. | You're making progress bud because you're self-aware. I used to be like you too. Thinking about what to do next, wondering if I should hold her hand, overthink texts, etc. Do and say what you truly want. That's being genuine. Being a "nice" guy is doing "nice shit" in the hopes of getting something aka a relationship/sex. That's being manipulative. Be a gentleman and firm in your beliefs, make her respect you.
Girls ALWAYS will have a backup. You will ALWAYS have competition. Run your own race, fuck the competition. If the girl I'm seeing told me that I'd say, well, when are you guys getting married? or I'd say. that's cool, I like an open relationship. Don't get mad if I see other girls too.
It seems you've invested a lot into this girl and you're not getting returns. If that happened in the stock market would you keep investing? No. Diversify, and invest into the ones with good returns and track records.
Oh and try not to tell a girl your problems unless they can actually offer a good solution or you've already established a solid relationship. They may sense that as weak and might lose respect for you. Think about your dad, does he vent his problems to you? No. He tries to face it himself. He asks you for advice when he doesn't know. If you need to vent, vent to your buddies. They might have good advice for you.
Best of luck bro I was in the same spot as you. Always work on yourself and career first. |