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Hey guys!
I met a really cute HB9 a couple days ago, and #closed. So im txting her and weve got quite a bit of comfort going so I start talking about relationships. Well she starts literately bragging about what a player she is and how many guys she has gotten. I have gotten quite a few IOIs and im pretty certain shes into me. How do I reply?
First you need to know why so you'll know how.
She's qualifying herself to you. For a woman, she has a masculine frame. She wants the dominant role in a potential relationship. Fighting for dominance in the initial stages is counter-productive.
I have encountered something like this before. The chick was bragging how a good fuck she was and how many guys she banged. This was unusual since feminine girls have solid anti-slut defenses. Most likely, you came across to her as a non-judgmental, open-minded person which is good.
You can turn the tables around later and show your dominance. She'll appreciate it when you make her feel like a lady and that you're man enough to put her in her proper gender role. But until then, you'll have to bait her by accepting her qualification-- that you're not a threat. Make her feel secure that she's the dominant one without going overboard as an AFC.
Bait her with lead-in questions and statements like, "Since you appear to be a very skilled player, then you must be excellent in bed. Is this correct?" If she says yes either directly or indirectly, she will prove herself to you that she's awesome in bed.
Don't be sarcastic. Be genuinely interested in what she has to say. Give her enough rope to hang herself with.
When the bedminton competition comes, that's the time when you show her who's the boss. She'll melt like a puppy when she realizes that you may be humble but you carry around a big, sturdy and reliable schlong. Lady Gaga prefers disco stick to schlong but, meh, I'm no Lady Gaga fan.

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