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Question: How do you go about learning and practicing the game while in a relationship?
So here is a little bit about my situation. I started practicing and learning game two years ago right before I entered my current relationship. I met a beautiful bisexual girl and managed to turn her into a girlfriend. And over the course of the two years she has fallen in love with me. However, because I am actively learning and practicing game and trying to have more sexual experiences it is causing a lot of strife between us. Now it is worth mentioning that this is NOT an open relationship. Mainly I keep my game to a minimum, never going past the comfort building stage, but just having girls attracted to me can make her upset. She tells me she feels like she is having to compete for my interest, and she is sometimes afraid of me leaving the relationship and choosing another girl. Now the times when I DON'T keep my game to a minimum it is for the sole purpose of setting up a threesome. Because my girlfriend is bisexual and because I am completely honest with my intentions is the only reason she is mildly comfortable with having one, and we have had one before. Only it was with an x-girlfriend of hers who she was very comfortable with. Now however, we don't have that option. It's up to me to find, attract, and seduce someone if I want to make a threesome happen. But when it comes to the act of trying to seduce another girl into having a threesome she gets very protective of me.
So I guess my question is two fold.
1. How does a guy actively learn and practice game while in a relationship without upsetting his partner and...
2. How does a guy set up a threesome when in a relationship without upsetting his partner?
Any help on this topic is greatly appreciated.
1. Practicing game doesn't mean your end game has to be sex. You are an outgoing person that loves to socialize and have fun. Tell your gf that thats who she fell for and that she can't expect you to just change. And if you change, it's all down hill from there.
When in a relationship, I still talk to any girl I want to. I act incredibly interested in what they have to say. I get them to laugh, I tell them funny stories, I build report. Where I cut it off, personally, is I never go further than a brief hug and I'll give out high fives but I don't hold hands.
Alot of girls will have problems with this, but it's not me running game. It's me being who I want to be. I have learned how to be outgoing and I'm not stopping. I won't cheat, period, but I won't change either. And if a girl questions me on it I don't argue, I just tell it like it is. You knew 100% who I am and what you're getting into, I haven't tried to change you, so don't expect me to change.
For what it's worth, I've never had a serious relationship end over me "running game" with other girls. And in my experience, the only time your girl brings it up is when she's really mad about something else, or when she's pissy because she's already in a bad mood and doesn't like the fact that I won't join her pity party and instead I talk to other people.
So that's my advice, be who you want to be, tell her to accept it. If she can't handle it, oh well. I completely understand that in a relationship sometimes you have to cater to the other person to make them happy just because you care for them, but changing who you are to make them happy is a recipe for disaster.