This ^^^Until you are actually ignoring them unintentionally, you are still a young grasshopper.
Dear Diary,
Today I'm starting to learn interpersonal skills.
Sincerely,
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I wish I lived 50-60 years ago when these games didn't exist so much and men and women were more upfront with one another during courtship. Men and women can't start being honest with each other until they actually find themselves in a relationship.
Answer: Asian women.I wish I lived 50-60 years ago when these games didn't exist so much and men and women were more upfront with one another during courtship. Men and women can't start being honest with each other until they actually find themselves in a relationship.
Read The Art of Seduction. The games have always been there, and the book is filled with all kinds of fun historic examples (both men and women). Or - find a saucy old lady to tell you stories of her youth. I grew up around nursing homes and from what I've heard, things were not so different 50-60 years ago. People were just better at honoring their marital promises (or perhaps it's just that people weren't exposed to so many options since fewer women worked outside the home).
Games are fine to an extent and certainly make things more interesting - so long as both people seem to be on roughly the same page in terms of where to draw the line. Letting a guy sweat it for a few hours after a text message is vastly different than, say, running off and sleeping with a guy's best friend to make him jealous.
Until you are actually ignoring them unintentionally, you are still a young grasshopper.
I'm think of a "New Deal" approach. Since I don't enjoy games as you clearly do for example - I can text my new romantic prospects this: "hey, was great meeting u. I don't play games so please let me know the best time to call u. I will call u then. Once" And I will actually walk the talk.
What do you think?
Being an adult isn't exciting.Although your approach is commendable, it's not very exciting.
Being an adult isn't exciting.
I don't play games, period. Honestly don't have enough time for games. IMO its better to spend time on more productive things.
That's not what I said, but it's a clever way to twist it.If your adult life isn't exciting, that's the result of your choices.
Don't flatter yourself.Don't hate me
"Works" is relative to the goal and all goals are subjective.hate the fact that it works often enough that people stiill do it.
That's not what I said, but it's a clever way to twist it.
"Works" is relative to the goal and all goals are subjective.