@taya2002

Would you confront her again or just walk?

I am in a long distance relationship with a girl for 4 months. I have known her for a year. We met many times, we were casual for the most part, I liked her a lot and wanted to pursue this. She is emotionally invested, plans on moving to my country mid summer, and is paying me a visit in 2 weeks.

There's something that I have noticed later in the relationship which was having casual interactions with old flings. In all honesty, I didn't care about it at the time, but at some point she added me to her private IG where she has just a few people there and I took notice that she has at least two old flings there (an ex and a FWB). On the same day, I confirmed one of them because I saw he commented on her post in her public IG with fire emojis, told her I don't keep contact with exs. So, she said it's indeed her ex, but assured that their interactions only pertain to reactions and nothing else. She didn't deflect or anything.

If I am being honest with myself, If I go back to 8 years ago, I'd next this girl in a heartbeat. But I do feel like I am a little calmer in my reactions and more understanding as I truly trust this woman.

Generally, this has worked for me, but it just keep showing up against my face. Last week I took notice that they still exist with her posts, I just naturally pulled back she noticed and pursued me with warm signals, but we didn't confront anything.

I am unsure about how I should move forward with this girl. Her next trip is fully ready. I do want to meet her, but I somehow cannot disengage myself emotionally and enjoy the moment. I feel like initiating this convo again is weak as I'd be repeating myself, but it also feels like dumping her is a bad idea as I trust her.

I am not sure to which extent has she minimized her communication with old flings after our conversation.

What do you guys think about this dynamic? Is it a good idea to revisit this topic once more for clarity rather than jumping to conclusions?

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If I try to answer to answer my own question: She's keeping options open, not necessarily maliciously, but her intent isn't as important as her actions.

She still values these guys' attention, and asking her directly about this is going to make or break this situation.

Consider investing into a reliable ready reference you can pick up and study to better prepare yourself for engaging the opposite sex. I'd suggest that you get yourself a copy of Doc Love's "The System: The Dating Dictionary". Doc Love, who until his passing was also known as Tom Hodges, wrote a weekly advice column that's archive is mirrored on several mens focused sites and a podcast. His media is a bit pricey, but it's a solid foundation a guy can branch out from in RP aware circles. I'd suggest you review his advice column to decide if his view on dating and relationships is aligned with what you aspire for yourself. To save yourself a search, give this scribed link a gander to find out if his book is something you'd like to add to your library. It should also be available on libgen.

@theBoss

Scared to have a Girlfriend

Please read

I’m in my early 20s, and as dumb as it sounds, I’m scared of having a girlfriend. I’ve had multiple girls approach me, but I always reject or ignore them. I can play the game, but when it comes time to escalate, I freeze. I lost a girl recently who really wanted me, but I never made a move and she moved on after a few months.

Now there’s another girl trying to be with me. She’s a solid 8, has other orbiters, but she keeps texting me. She’s shy around me though, so the convos are dry, and I left her on read. She texted again a few days later, still dry, so I told her I was busy and didn’t reply. That was a week ago.

I think the fear comes from how I grew up. I used to be one of the most confident kids in elementary and middle school, gave zero shits, everyone wanted to be my friend. But I got punished a lot, i mean A LOT, especially by my feminist teachers and my sisters. I was constantly shut down for being bold or loud, and over time it turned me into this shy, introverted version of myself.

On top of that, I got beat up by my family and never really felt safe growing up. Outwardly I have confident body language, probably from who I used to be, and girls say I look confident, but inside I feel like a little boy. I’m introverted and not socially calibrated at all; mostly because I kept getting punished, to the point where they just stopped letting me go out. Now, when I’m around guys I see as high-value, my fight-or-flight kicks in out of nowhere, even if there’s no real reason. I don’t have that calm, grounded masculine energy. I overthink everything and constantly doubt myself.

I shared all that because I feel like some people out there might’ve gone through the same thing, or at least something similar, and maybe they’ll get where I’m coming from.

But back to the main issue

• I want to ask her out, but I panic. What if she sees I’m not who she thinks I am? What if I mess it up or can’t handle a relationship? Is she hot enough for me? What will other people think of me?

• Why do i have a fear of intimacy? How do I stop being scared, stop overthinking, and actually feel like a grounded, confident man? How do I become a man who doesn’t give a shit about what others think and just owns it and says fuck you?

• Also, what kind of date do you suggest?

Before you ask, yeah, i am reading the sidebar

Consider investing into a reliable ready reference you can pick up and study to better prepare yourself for engaging the opposite sex. I'd suggest that you get yourself a copy of Doc Love's "The System: The Dating Dictionary". Doc Love, who until his passing was also known as Tom Hodges, wrote a weekly advice column that's archive is mirrored on several mens focused sites and a podcast. His media is a bit pricey, but it's a solid foundation a guy can branch out from in RP aware circles. I'd suggest you review his advice column to decide if his view on dating and relationships is aligned with what you aspire for yourself. To save yourself a search, give this scribed link a gander to find out if his book is something you'd like to add to your library. It should also be available on libgen.

@AbusiveFather1

Should your plates see other people?

On one hand, I don’t want to share my women with anybody. On the other hand, plates are not really my women, and it’s just my turn with them, so why should I be bothered?

Say one of your plates was going on a trip for a few months. You know she’s going to get drilled by some foreign cock. Would you be down to see her again once she’s back? Or would you just replace her then and there?

Technically I should just be able to slap a rubber on it, get my nut off and go about my day as if nothing happened, but at the same time it’s kind of weird. It’s an interesting conundrum to me.

P.S. Now that I think about it, my inability to accept the fact that plates will be promiscuous may be just me living in la la land and thinking we have something special going on, when in reality it’s no more special of a relationship than what you and your favorite prostitute from the red light district have. Thoughts?

In what ways are they your women? In what ways are you their man? You've shared no hints of agreements to mutual exclusivity, so how's that supposed to work?

You're both single. Just as you should be courting other females, they will be courting other guys. Much like pimps, females make stables with stallions, like yourself, while us guys maintain inventories of plates. As they're plates, they're not yours in any meaningful way like girlfriends could be, or a wife might. It's normal to be disappointed if a female should lose interest in you at any given time, but you should be otherwise unconcerned and unattached. Just as she has her life to live, you've got your own. Faith, self, work, family, friends, hobbies, other plates in inventory who want to spend time with you, and the ability to find entirely new ones should be your concern and focus, in that order.

The only reason any female you're dating would let you know their plan to spend time with another guy, at all, is likely to provoke jealousy in you. Congrats, they've provided you the most glaringly obvious sign of being narcissists, which is thee most valid reason to drop their psychologically mal-adapted @$$ from your rotation and move on without them. They've unwittingly liberated you by removing any doubt that as a diabolical ball-draining soul sapping succubi they're completely unqualified to be considered relationship material. This allows you to avoid the mind-bending horror resulting from your life suddenly becoming more interesting and stressful, as you hopefully cease any further contact to quietly fall off their radar.

It's been a year and your lack of comprehension of these topics is comically sad. Study the book. The sidebar's clearly too advanced for you right now.

"Do You Deserve A Good Woman?"

An endless refrain I hear from men is that there are no good women. The assumption is that these men are themselves “good,” but a quick look at their anemic faith and unbridled passions shows that they are far from it.

What can we assume about a woman who cries out that there are no good men? She’s older, probably in her 30s. She’s certainly not a virgin, and probably has racked up numerous sexual partners from at least a decade of dating. She’s entitled, thinking she deserves happiness or success. We also know she has placed many worldly objects above God, and thinks a good man should be given to her because of her intelligence, beauty, career, or tattoos.

A man who cries out for a good woman is often not that much different...

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