Marty said:
T Vaunswa said:
Its best to get all the information you can. betters your learning curve
Thanks Tool for your incredibly quick response.
It's very useful to clarify; it's kinda counterintuitive (for me at least) that she would actually want to form a connection, if she knows all she is getting out of it is a sexual dalliance, so it's extremely important to have this spelled out. Thank you.
Marty,
Judging from this and a few other posts I just wanted to point out one thing. If you are setting something up to be a relationship or just casual, it's not something you verbally communicate.
Even if you are setting up for a casual relationship, girls still want to feel a connection. They don't want to just feel cheap and like you are only looking for sex from them. They want to feel excitement and like they are the prize.
If you verbally communicate that you want something casual, I'm not saying it strikes you out but it limits your options. Some girls will be totally ok with it. But I find it's usually in a night-time setting where girls are out, partying, drinking and totally ok with hooking up. On a date, you're already subcommunicating that you want to "date" this girl rather than having taken her home when you met. So you would now be changing the dynamic. Don't get me wrong, you can certainly do it, I have done it but it's very situational. You can't force it.
I think this comes from a lot of the old-school PUA stuff... basically, guys used to advocate "cavemanning". I don't know how else to describe it in short other than taking a girl on a date but right from the start you are a little dick-ish and really only communicate that you are looking for sex. Again, I'm not saying it can't work but I feel it very much depends on who the girl is and what you know she is down for.
What I learned from Chase's writing is that it's all about your vibe. What sort of persona you give off. Take the girl on the date, but you want to act as though you know women, you know what excites them and what turns them on, and you are an in-demand guy. Deep-diving and getting to know her deeply doesn't communicate a relationship right from the get-go. It communicates that you understand women and know how to create some sort of emotional connection. Without this, girls don't want to sleep with you. Even if she sleeps with you that night, she wants to feel justified in doing so and she will only feel justified if she feels like she felt some connection to you.
It does sound counter-intuitive... but if you keep the conversation very light, it's pretty much what any other guys does "What do you do? What do you like? What music do you listen to..." and in doing so you are setting yourself up as any other regular guy who wants to date her... from there, this doesn't lead to the type of excitement where she wants to have you, it leads her to a decision as to whether you are worth seeing again to head towards really dating.
Chase has some articles about creating a sexy vibe, it's really in the undertones, reading between the lines so she see's that you're the sort of guy who she feels that connection to and needs to see again but at the same time, she feels like you're not the sort of guy to spend weeks/months going on nice dinners and movie trips without sex... she'll lose you. I feel like it's really not about verbally communicating your intentions but rather sub-communicating them.