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I picked this girl up 2 months ago and hit it off well. We've seen each other a lot and she told me she wanted something serious on more than one occasion. I'm falling for this girl HARD. We have not had sex yet
Wait. What?
What?
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I know it may be against PUA rules, but I want to tell her that I want something serious as well and that I have feelings for her as well
It's not against PUA rules, it's against common sense rules. You have not even been intimate yet. How can you possibly know you want something serious with her?
Besides, you don't tell women how you feel. You show them how you feel. If you want some woman to become your girlfriend, you do things couples do.
Like sex. Or cooking together. Or netflix and chill, then
netflix and chill. Go on dates, movies, talk bullshit. Point is, if you treat her like your girlfriend, she'll start thinking of herself as your girlfriend.
Yes, at some point she'll keep insisting for verbal confirmation, but by that point, assuming we're talking about two
normal human beings, the relationship will already have been formed. Agreeing on it is simply a formality.
Also, please don't misunderstand "treating her like your girlfriend" for "treating her like your superior". No overly romantic, uncalled for and undeserved gestures. Show her you like her, not that you need her. Don't be needy.
The things is OP, this woman is denying you intimacy (sex), but wants all the benefits of a stable boyfriend. She wants something "serious", but is not willing to be serious in return. She wants her needs met, but does not want to meet your own.
She wants her cake and she wants to eat it too.
Like I said, it's against common sense to agree being exclusive with someone you haven't even been with. Not to mention selfish of her to even ask for such things in the first place.
So what if she's been hurt? I'm not trying to sound cynical, but we've all been hurt at some point in our lives. That doesn't mean past experiences should govern future ones. And it also doesn't meant you're suddenly entitled to "free passes". Great things don't happen to those who cower in fear of taking a chance.
Life isn't a movie OP. Not only will she lose respect for you should you vomit your feelings prematurely, but it will also encourage her behavior and consolidate the idea that she can get whatever she wants from you and offer very little in return.
That's not a foundation for a healthy, functional relationship. Takes two to tango.
Have some self-respect.