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I kind of hate this response based on your actions. Another guy came into the picture, you panicked, and you reacted badly. "Can I stay with you", "Don't feel obligated to let me stay with you", "I don't think I should stay with you"...all of these things are for reaction. It's to see how important you are to her, to make her feel guilty, and more than likely to get her to try and outright tell you that you should stay with her.
"We should stop talking because of your boyfriend" is a way of telling her that it's either you or the boyfriend. It's testing to see how important he is to her, or more specifically, is he more important than you.
These are responses from a guy that is grasping for straws and you would have been able to handle it better if you weren't blindsided. They are responses in which you are trying to hold your frame but at the same time not willing to let her go. It's okay because you were in a moment that you didn't know what to do. There's no shame. It's just a lesson to be learned.
I'm sure you're going to disagree with me and I'm okay with that. I've said enough on this issue.
I don't disagree with everything - you have said many wisely things. Thank for you doing so. However I want to make stuff clear, so there is no misunderstanding.
"Can I stay with you", "Don't feel obligated to let me stay with you", "I don't think I should stay with you" - althought it might look like or actually be a reaction, which you perceive as a sign of weakness, actually it was more a way for me to figure out should I take the commitment to go ALLLL the way there. Since its not just going to the other part of town but 1500 miles away. I don't want go there and feel like idk why I'm there, that is why I asked her if it was OK. What was a better way to figure that out?
And btw I haven't ever asked her the second listed phrase "
Don't feel obligated to let me stay with you". I don't know why you misinterpret some of what I said. Anyway it doesn't matter.
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"We should stop talking because of your boyfriend" is a way of telling her that it's either you or the boyfriend. It's testing to see how important he is to her, or more specifically, is he more important than you.
I understand that. I know it is not a good thing to force people make decisions and to make them choose between one or another.
And Yes I'm curious to see what her reaction to this is, but I don't necessary intended to do so I can see how she reacts. I know this a manipulative tactic that is why I don't like it.
In anyway something doesn't feel right if she is into RS and we keep talking/flirting late night online. Imagine if you were the guy she was dating - you probably wouldn't feel OK to figure out that she is talking late night with some dude that she met and had wild sex last summer, would you?
Probably she doesn't feel it like that but I doubt she remains negligible to the whole situation.
I obviously don't either remain negligible and I don't think any normal healthy person would (if it was his case).
I don't live in a scarcity mindset - I have plenty of friends, female friends as well, have opportunities to meet women.
I can't say that I'm the greatest PUA, but have some game to a certain extend - so it is not about me being desperate.
It is a bit more complicated than that - Things are not always black or white.
And definitely when it clears out I'll have a lesson learned. But until then have to clear things for myself.
I don't necessary insist you responding. I think we see things from different perspectives.
Thank you anyway for your time and advice.