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Now move onto Phase 2 of 4 onto becoming a successful natural.
I don't know if I believe this or not. I am tending to say that this is random bull shit complied out of many post and not from personal experience.
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Finally I gotta ask, why do you dwell on women? I appreciate that you like to think of yourself as a moral guy etc etc and hate the idea of commodifying women (as do I) however, there comes a time when you have to let go. I want to hear the story of Jill.
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You want to hear the story of Jill? She is the girl who triggered my reaction to PUA.
I meet her at a film festival through a mutual friend. She came up to me, and said something like I know you. But I didn't have a clue who she was. I only knew that she looked cute and sweet. So, I hang out for a while and meet her mom by accident. Her mom likes me, and keeps me around by making conversation with me.
We leave that night and she gives me a hug with a look, which I interpret as "you can do anything you want with me".
Two weeks later I have her in my same class by coincidence. I immediately go up to her and ask her if she wants to have coffee during the middle of the first break. She drops everything and comes with me. She didn't bring her purse or anything. I bought her a coffee and we talked for 20 min's.
At first, the conversation was rocky. She seemed insecure and she didn't understand where I was coming from. Jill is French by the way, but has lived here for like 15 years, but attended high school at a local French school.
After some time, she understood my humor, and realized that I was just making fun of her.
I took her home after class because she didn't want to take the bus. I began talking with her a lot.
I think I took her home about five times and during our fourth trip I opened up to her and told her my life story and my struggles.
I knew it was risky, but I wanted her, and I didn't know any way to get her. So I just opened up.
She was very receptive, and after I took her home, she said "why are you so nice?" I was very pleased with her comment.
Basically every time I took her home I was trying to get free time so I could hang out with her, but she kept deflecting. Then on the 5th ride home she told me she wanted to be friends with me. I was devastated.
I got upset and told her not to categorize me and put me into a "friend zone". I was really upset and hurt actually. She felt really bad for me and invited me to hang out. So we went and had a burrito. After the burrito I kissed her. Then I kissed her again.
I dropped her off and she asked me if I was going to hang out longer, but I had to go to school, so I left.
I wanted to call her, but I didn't because I was: afraid to fall madly in love, and I didn't want to lose track of my life.
Two days later, in class she acts like nothing happened. I am perplexed. I knew I should have called her, and I felt guilty for not calling her after such a passionate exchange of emotions.
She tells me, “I feel pressure". I say that is not my intention. She says, "I will take the bus home today".
I didn't understand.
I was so upset.
I figured that the reason why she felt pressure is because I was in class with her and always around during the break, and we where always hanging out. Then after class I would hang out and give her a ride home.
I didn't realize this was causing her harm, but I felt the pressure too. I didn't want to talk to other females because of my intentions with Jill. I didn't want to allow myself to flirt with other girls and cause Jill to lose interest in me.
I think being a PUA made it very difficult to stop flirting with other girls. I was ashamed of it actually, and I will never tell a woman in my life that I was a PUA. It is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard.
I don't care if conservative women think through there parents. There parents have tradition, and tradition helps people get through tuff times.
--Magnum45
I don’t know anything except for the fact that I am ashamed of being associated with PUA because it can not bear the light of day in the society I live in. The society I live in I love more than anything else in the world. I want to have integrity. I don’t want to feel ashamed.