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Such as special flower isn't she?
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Stop fooling yourself. You're falling for her. Or else you would have already made a move instead of spending 6 months contemplating about what to do to get this chick and then coming on the forum to try and "fix" things. We are what we do - and no matter what you may "think" your behavior proves otherwise.
Seriously, just move the fuck on. To women who don't have children and long term relationships that you may fuck up. And next time, don't act like a pussy for 6 months - invite her out and ESCALATE, push the physical boundaries a bit, and ensure that she reciprocates before you start talking about feelings and shit.
I think I played the game right. I just choked on the close for whatever reason. Lesson learned. Won't happen again.
Special flower? At the risk of sounding like a pussy...Yes! That's the whole point of game, isn't it?: to have sex with lots of women and to fall for the "special flowers" among them. If a guy's not doing that, I think he's missing half the point.
Six months is not unheard of when gaming committed women, especially when you don't see them regularly or for several weeks at a time. It's a painfully slow process. You can't ask them out. That's a date. It's too direct. They need plausible deniability. And they could be spotted by someone they know. Direct might work in some rare instances, but you'll scare most of them off -- especially the "special flowers."
Regarding the morality of gaming committed women: some guys are against it, some aren't. I'm in the middle. Nothing in life is black and white, including this issue. Each person just has to decide what's right based on the circumstances. I game single women, but this committed one just happened to come along and she was super cool, so I went with it. It happens. As for the kids, as long as they have loving parents who are committed to them, it doesn't matter if those parents are committed to each other. Better to have happy single parents than miserable committed ones. Mine were divorced. It had zero effect on me. They were both great on their own. That's for her to work out.
Appreciate your opinion!
Thanks for your level headed response. Let me just address the issues you raised:
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Special flower? At the risk of sounding like a pussy...Yes! That's the whole point of game, isn't it?: to have sex with lots of women and to fall for the "special flowers" among them. If a guy's not doing that, I think he's missing half the point.
The problem is that this woman ISN"T a special flower buddy. Not at all. You want her primarily because she's a somewhat attractive woman that shows a SMALL level of interest that you can't have. There are millions (millions!!!) like her.
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Six months is not unheard of when gaming committed women, especially when you don't see them regularly or for several weeks at a time. It's a painfully slow process.
No, gaming is not and should NOT be a "painfully slow process". What is happening here is that you are painfully and slowly wasting your time. When you could be actually spending that time with women who are as beautiful and intelligent without as significant barriers to date.
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Direct might work in some rare instances, but you'll scare most of them off -- especially the "special flowers."
I think you're getting things a bit confused here. Asking a woman out will never scare them off if you've laid the groundwork correctly. Plausible deniability *might* be necessary for sex, but if you've gotta hide the fact that you're interested, then there's a massive problem there.
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the "special flowers."
The fact that you've treated her like a special flower is
EXACTLY why after six months you received a "thanks but no thanks" from her. Think about that for a while.
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Regarding the morality of gaming committed women
I am not debating the morality aspect here. I am debating the PRODUCTIVITY aspect here. What I am saying is, you can better spend your time seeking out women who do not have a significant committment to someone else and who are obviously extremely hesitant in leaving their partner.