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[. I am a straight forward person and when shit happens I point it out. If somebody doesn't like it - fuck them.
Or...fuck your hand.
Life is short. Do you want to jerk off, or have a beautiful girlfriend to share your life with?
You "pointing shit out" all the time in an early relationship is the same thing as "having the talk" and it's a great way to get nexted by socially valuable women.
I'm not saying that to be a dick. It's just a common early courtship rule not to induce negative emotions on a consistent basis.
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Secondly the "debbie downer" talks and being emotionally uncentered. It was a once off occurrence. It was resolved. I didn't mention relationship I just called her out on her bullshit.
What bullshit? Women are all over the place early on. It's not bullshit, it's genuine feelings they have. the more centered you are, the faster they stop dithering.
When she said to "chill the fuck out, you're too intense" she was asking you to reign in your emotions. She was acting like the centered, dominant calming force.
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I find it's very strange how the power to make a relationship work solely relies on the guy. If you do the right thing it's all good but when you slip up it's okay for the female to turn her back on you and blame the guy.
Sadly, guys for the most part are socially and emotionally retarded. Women, by far, do most of the dumping. This is reality, unfortunately.
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Isn't that putting her on the pedestal and giving her all the power? Your behaviour determines whether it's going to work or not.
It's not putting her on a pedestal if a man needs to improve. It's about a man improving to the point he does the choosing of who is in his life, not the woman. Guys who are good with women, don't get dumped by women.
It's that simple.
Men who are emotionally-centered, chill, fun, playful, fit, good in bed and focused on their goals have an abundance mentality that approaches 9's and 10's, and they do the dumping.
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I imagine it requires mutual effort and not just trying to fit a pattern to win her over. If that isn't being needy I don't know what is. I've dealt with her moments of emotional distress and didn't second guess that. If she can't get over a single incident - again not the person I want to be with.
Fair points. however, you, as a man, want to be with women you are attracted to. You can blow up at a 5, and she'll waddle back home to you most times. You do that early with a 9/10, and your ass is nexted.
Also, remember that a woman's effort to be in your life directly correlates with how you show up every day. If you are fit, fun, chill, patient, and good in bed, she is going to bend over backwards for you, and put in a ton of effort.
If you display emotional instability (controlling, blowing up her phone too much, too many "let's be exclusive" talks or hints when she's not ready, asking her "what's wrong"? too many times), and bring too many negative emotions into the early courtship, it's going to seem like she's "crazy" as she slowly pulls away from you.
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I feel like your advice comes from a place where everything has to be controlled and can be controlled.
Yes, YOU have to control YOURSELF. It's not about controlling a woman, ever.
The girl who dumped you, said the exact same fucking thing:
"You need to chill, this is too intense for me!"
That was her last ditch effort to help you, because she liked you.
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We have good and bad moments. I think it's fine and it's about dealing with those as they occur.
Yes, everyone has good and bad moments. But early on, if the negative emotions outweigh the fun emotions, you are fucked. Pay attention to the fun/negative ratio in early courtship. If you don't, you will get dumped. Eventually, this becomes second nature.
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Understanding why you felt that particular way and learning from it rather than superficially controlling actions/emotions. I might be wrong but trying to be someone I am not for the sake of being with a girl is just too much effort and isn't worth it.
Sorry, but a man is always improving, always evolving. If you think that having your girlfriend shout at you "chill out, this is too intense for me" is a healthy trait to carry through your life, than by all means, move forward.
But an intelligent man, who wants to keep the women in his life that he's attracted to would analyze why that happened, and take steps for self improvement so it doesn't happen again.
Do you want to succeed?
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I was actually looking for advice on how to get her out of my head as I don't think she's the relationship material I am looking for.
Well, she took that choice away from you. Sucks, but that's what happens to 95% of guys.
You get her out of your head by meeting as many women as you can, and setting up dates.
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I am in position where over the next few years I will be travelling around the world, different country and city every week or two. How do I satisfy my needs? How do I adjust my mindset? I don't struggle when it comes to attracting women or chatting to them. I also don't enjoy just sleeping around if I don't like the girl. All I've ever wanted is a nice girl I can enjoy and have a fun relationship with. With current circumstances I struggle to put it all together in my head.
Treat the disease, not the symptoms.
The disease is your inability to control your emotions with women in early courtship, which is why you can't get a girlfriend, but have no problem initially attracting women.
It's not about sleeping around. It's a numbers game until you find a good match (IE the nice girl to have a relationship with). And by the time you find her, you'll have more experience to be able to KEEP her.