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THREAD UPDATE:
OK, so we did our little study session together. It went pretty well, I was able to ask her some questions and we had some decent conversation. I did fuck up a couple times by swearing (which I don't think she liked) and by, OMG im an idiot, bringing up a previous girlfriend. It got a little slow after about an hour and half, I waited for her to call it off and she did about 2 hours in.
Anyway, at the end I asked her for lunch on Friday. This is how it went:
Me: "You want to grab lunch on Friday?"
Her: "My parents are coming into town this weekend."
Me: Rolled my eyes and said "O, come on." (not begging, but like dont BS me)
Her: giggles and says "What?" (so that may mean she really isn't BSing. IDK)
Me: "OK, what about breakfast?"
Her: "Morning classes."
Her again: "Contact me after the football game (she's a dancer for the games and this is the last one, it's next weekend)"
Me: "Alright, I'll let ya know."
(ironically too, the game is the same weekend before everyone leaves for thanksgiving)
So, what do I do from here? I don't feel like I'm dead in the water but I am a little annoyed. I will continue to talk to her in class but I want to at least hang out before we come back from thanksgiving break!
Some feed back:
First: Bringing up an ex-gf is not necessarily a bad thing. You could have brought it up in a way that shows how she was not able to qualify as your gf. For example: "I had to pull the plug on this relationship because she wasn't adventurous enough or strong enough to reach out for what she wants without worrying what other people might say. If you can't be yourself with me, then you can't be with me"
As you can tell from this example, it shows that it's YOU are the prize and it's YOU who calls the shots (alpha demo) AND you put out a challenge to her by implying that she needs to be adventurous and bold to be with you. Those two qualities are used by Ross Jeffries as qualifiers for a women he would want to be with, in case you were wondering.
Second: Waiting for her to call it off is a BIG mistake. My friend, you as a PUA in training, need to follow the cardinal rule of ESTABLISHING SCARCITY. You are the prized item that is not always available at will. It's a totally AFC thing to do, which is fine since we're here to break out of that. Next time when it starts to get a little slow CUT THE EFFING THREAD!!! Tell her that you have to leave because you had other plans with other people or things you need to take care of, feed your man-eating-iguana etc. Just come up with something next time to show that you're not needy.
Third: "You want to grab lunch on Friday?" You don't ask her because then she has more elbow room to say "no." Asking that way triggers her auto-pilot response to reject because it's how most guys approach her. A better way of asking woulda been: "I know this great place on bullshit ave. that makes great lunch, you should join me on Friday and see for yourself." Now, you gave her less leg-room to BS you (assuming it was, truly, a BS excuse.)
Fourth: Asking for breakfast right after lunch got turned down sounded kinda needy, BUT I don't know how to work around that one yet. It's definitely one of my sticking points and any guy with a good answer to that, it would be great to hear a way around it.
Finally: about one-itis... there's nothing wrong with thinking someone has something special, but when you think about it too much and it becomes obvious on a sub-conscious level that displays in your tone, body language and other aspects of your response that emits a neediness to her. Once a girl picks that neediness up, you're outta the game bro. We're just looking out for each other here so hope you take what we give you in a constructive manner and develop yourself from that. Take a stroll down the meat-aisle and get your mind off this one for a bit. There's more vadge in the sea!!
