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oneitis is when a beta male, who can't get many women, meets a very attractive female and without really knowing her starts projecting imagined qualities and attributes he thinks she must have on her, allowing his obsession to grow regardless of what she's really like.
this already makes him unattractive to her because he's not a challenge, she's already "got him", he's not genuinely interested in getting to know her but rather to still his need for female approval and his ego needing the "perfect 10" to be all his. it's a perversion.
if a man loves a woman, really loves a women (and i'm not talking monogamy or whatever, that's that guy's own business), it's not oneitis. it's possible to love a women and still have sex with many women. if it's love, it's NEVER a one way street. if it's a one way street, it's oneitis
if it's oneitis, realize she's not anything like you imagined anyway. she is just another female, no matter how you turn her. she is not better than any other. in fact, she's probably worse than many you will meet. if she does not love you back, YOU DON'T REALLY LOVE HER. YOU ARE JUST ALLOWING YOURSELF TO BE WEAK AND DELUSIONAL. PERIOD. NOW GO MEET SOME WOMEN!
1.) Its not always imaginary qualities. If you have dinner with a supermodel the temptation to want her will be there for everyman and the temptation to delude yourself will be there just by looking at her. Sometimes I don't even look at beautiful women when I talk to them just to avoid getting "charmed."
On the flipside, if the girl has been abused or has been cheated on she may not want a challenge.
1.) i know what you mean. the qualities are not always imaginary. in my opinion, any "obsession" always has an imaginary aspect to it, none the less. it's not "healthy", so it can't be rooted in pure subjectivity. nothing is that good, no woman. i'm not meaning to say i'm not obsessed with anything. it's human nature. collecting, working, money, women are all things often obsessed about. but then it's more about what it means to YOU, less about what it is.
that's interesting. i think most women have been "cheated on" (hopefully not abused). i don't know many (except the abused ones, perhaps) that don't take the bait of challenge. they love it, even if they want to hate it.