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I'm going to imagine the latter for sciency reasons.
Oh, is that what we're calling jerking our dicks now?
I never need a reason lol
I'm going to imagine the latter for sciency reasons.
You played it well IMO.
IMO, after a few interactions, a girl is either interested or not. You saw the signs and asked her out, is normal.
"It's f**k or walk" is my new motto on women, this whole "long game" deal is too much work. She's either interested or not.
IMO, by you noticing that she was "crying", "looking for you" makes me feel like you're thinking about this particular girl too much.
You have already expressed your interest. What more can you do?? Now you should spread your bets, ask out other women, diversify your bonds! Ask out other
She may need attention... or crave it. Most Women do, imo. But giving it to her was the TS' downfall. And it would be again if the same attention was given.
This reminds me of a friend of mine who just never gets laid... and even worse, never learns his lesson.
Break into her car and yell 'surprise!' when she gets in. Pretend she is a 90 year-old dementia patient and talk to her sloooowly. Sneaky nut her at random times.
There's a bunch of things you could be doing, TS, and you're falling for the same old 'show interest, ask her out routine'. Step it up, mate.
TS has to be himself though, you're asking him to adopt a new "horsing around" type personality.
If that's not his natural way, it's gonna come off as scripted and unnatural. He should just be his cool, calm and collected self.
You're in the sense that he should light, cheerful and not too serious when talking to her ... but giving her wedgies and "horseplay" is unneccessary.
Break and enter, undermining her intelligence and indecently exposing yourself is probably a small step up from horsing around. If you want a girl, you have to break her mentally, you have to break the law. This isn't horsing around buddy, go back to the school yard and hold some more hands.
The rest of us have cars to break into.
Yeah, probably not a good idea to ask a coworker out that quickly anyways and without finding out more about them. You don't want to find out someone is crazy after fucking them, especially if you have yo see them 5 days a week.
I think she just wanted to flirt a little and feel attractive but not actually go out on a date. That's why I think she just got dumped and not taking it well. Guys want new pussy to get over an old one, girls usually just want to feel wanted.
Well, it's better than sitting around wondering if she likes you or not. He asked her out for a casual drink and she wouldn't even give him that!!
Sounds like she just wants attention to me, and TS would be wasting time and energy thinking about her or psycho-analysing her behaviour.
Sounds like classic "I only like you if you don't like me" attitude. If you keep asking her out, she's going to keep saying no. Ignore her for a while, and I guarantee you that she'll be asking "why haven't you asked me out" within 3 days.
A lot of silly advice in that this is the this thread, but it's not surprising considering that this is Mayberry. Ts you're doing nothing wrong. Just play it by ear. If she comes around then she comes around. If she doesn't then who cares. You have your own life to worry about.
Even if that does happen, TS is likely to repeat the same mistake if he doesn't understand what landed him in shut down city in the first place... He needs to understand that interest from her is not a green light to go full on Mike from Swingers. And hopefully, he does now...
A lot of silly advice in that this is the this thread, but it's not surprising considering that this is Mayberry. Ts you're doing nothing wrong. Just play it by ear. If she comes around then she comes around. If she doesn't then who cares. You have your own life to worry about.
Interest on your part. My guess is that you took her interest as a go ahead to be a little more 'thirsty' than she wanted. So she shut you down when you asked... You went back to being aloof and the interest piqued once more...
It's really just how it goes man. You have to know when to reciprocate that interest. If it's too early, too much or even worse... both, then you're going to get the result you got initially.
Keep her on the hook. Be nice, be a gentleman, but don't reciprocate her interest... In fact, do the opposite. Let her do the work... She will, I promise.
Cheers.
Well yeah. He still needs to play it cool.
If she's even worth it. Honestly, I avoid those kind of women at all costs.
That's the point though. He needs to let her "come around" instead of asking a million times if she wants to go out.
lol, TS got blown out of the water for a rookie mistake and here you are cheering him on and mocking the 'silly' advice.
Misery loves Company, imo.
I don't really see how I got "blown out of the water".
Girl at work showed interest.
I got the balls to just straight up approach her, call her bullshit and asked her out. Not anything serious, but just to hang out, outside of work.
She said no. I gave her a couple of chances and then moved on.
Yeah I got rejected, but that happens. Especially in a work environment, but fuck it, throw caution to the wind and see what happens. Personally, I'd say that's much better than pussy footing around and making her think I'm some friendly "work flirt". Or sitting around at home fantasizing about how much I want to fuck my co-worker.
Though I do agree with everyone's opinion about just being chill. The cat's out of the bag now. It's pretty fucking obvious she knows I'm at least attracted to her. If I keep persuing, THEN I'd look needy and weak, and possibly get myself in trouble. But if I just play it cool, do my own thing, and let her do whatever the fuck she wants then there might be a chance she starts to wonder just HOW much was into her, or if I even was.
But yeah, either way I feel like I'm starting to overthink this too much. I was more curious about her bipolarish behavior afterwards rather than obtaining some type of result. Yes/No is totally cool with me, but going from fine, to crying, to perky again within an hour around someone you've only talked to a few times and rejected after a casual invite out is a bit odd. Though I do appreciate the constructive feedback and I'll at least keep it in mind if I find myself back in this "game" with her again.