Met a girl from Bumble today (it's a holiday in this country so everyone's off work all week). It was hot and steamy in the chat and we met at a coffee place and within 20m we were leaving to go to my apartment. We had a lot of great sex, she told me I was great at it, and she was fishing for compliments in return. We went out to grab some takeaway, and while waiting for the takeaway she went on this spiel about how she doesn't believe in love and she doesn't want a relationship. All she asks is that I don't give her an STD I catch from someone else. We went back and ate, had round 2, and in my arms by the end before she left she was saying "I really like hanging out with you" (we'd been talking a lot between sessions). She said as she was leaving "oh, I'm probably leaving in October, so we can do this until then".
I stayed quiet and just gave a light grin during all of the tests about her hinting me fucking other girls, and played it totally cool and nonchalant, just agreeing all the way when she was talking about love and relationships. Obviously I'll pay attention to her behaviour going forward and not the things she says to me, and it's still really early days with this plate, but what do you think women are thinking when they talk this way? Do they believe what they say or are they knowingly testing you to see how you react?
It's triggered in me the "challenge accepted, I will make her fall for me" mentality, and I'll have to be careful not to confuse this for what it is and get oneitis down the line (especially since we had great sex which can confuse your rational thinking).
How many of you have had a girl tell you outright "I'm not looking for a relationship" and how did it turn out? Looking for some fun anecdotes of women saying one thing and doing another.
Intrepid_Place53900 1 4y ago
she's testing you. She's fishing for info on you. Do you have other girlfriends, are you smashing other girls right now.
I've had a few girls outright say they weren't looking for a relationship. All of them may in fact not have been, but all of them eventually forced me to make a decision with them or not, didn't take any of them. They were fun, but I wasn't looking for it and was honest. Like I said, they may be honest too, but remember. If a girl finds a HVM, Alpha, she breaks the rules. They will try to lock a HVM if they can.
If you continue with her, expect her to escalate this, try to lock more of your time up, essentially committing to her without it by means of time ownership.
CAPTAINSKINNYPENIS 4y ago
What would say if a girl suddenly hit you with direct questions instead of fishing? How would you respond to "are you seeing other women?" or any other direct question like that? The sort of question you can't dodge with a casual smile and no comment to get her mind racing.
Intrepid_Place53900 1 4y ago
how would I respond to (are you seeing other women)? I'd say yes, nothing serious of course. This shouldn't be a big deal, you aren't exclusive. If she asks details, don't go there. Tell her you aren't really interested in her boyfriends, who she's seeing, so why ask me about my girls?
pfeilmacher 4y ago
I think every girl who has said something similar to me about "not wanting a relationship" has actually wanted one. It's as if they're repeating something they want to be true. lmao
Intrepid_Place53900 1 4y ago
yup, not what they say, watch what they do. They are trying to show they are not so interested in you, testing you, whether they realize or not.
pfeilmacher 4y ago
It's funny....once you figure women out, they are so fucking see-through. I feel like I'm playing 4-D chess against their checkers. lol
Doubleaxe90 4y ago
It's reverse psychology and a shit test, translation : "Are you really alpha?"
Respond with "Great, i don't want you to get emotionally attached"
CAPTAINSKINNYPENIS 4y ago
Even shorter than that, I think I just said "OK cool" or maybe even have just shrugged approval.
I'd say the only part I slipped up was when she said "I really like hanging out with you" and I said "me too", but I think it's a minor point since I did well on all the other parts. I'm pretty happy with how I handled it all, but it was only the first meeting which is the easiest, hopefully I can keep it up.
Doubleaxe90 4y ago
"I'd say the only part I slipped up was when she said "I really like hanging out with you" and I said "me too"
You gave some validation, you could say "I know you do" and smirk.
CAPTAINSKINNYPENIS 4y ago
Yeah that would have been much better. I slipped because I was genuinely having a good time and enjoying myself. Oh well.