I have some questions (very unrelated to one another) about game for some time that I do not seem to find answers... So, if someone could give me a hint I would appreciate!!
1. It is very common to see people saying that two important characteristics of a male are to be non-reative as well as dominant. Yet, my confusion arises from the fact that there seem to be situations where these two traits seem to conflict with one another. Example: If a girl cancel a date with you or do not want to accept a request you make to her... It seems like the non-reative thing to be done in such cases is to accept and "not care about it", yet the dominant thing to be done is to insist or even point out limits for the girl's actions. Thus, my question is to which extend do you guys think it is important to be non-reative and to which extend do you guys think it is important to be dominant?
2. After how long going out with a girl a guy can stop to have the "gaming mindset"? What I mean here by stopping the "game mindset" is not completely changing the way a guy behaves with a girl from day to night, which would simply kill all the relationship. Rather, what I mean here by the "game mindset" is the mindset where we keep thinking about the best moves to make with a girl (such as: when is a good time to text her, how much interest a guy can show, etc) and just act more spontaneously.
3. If you are in a social circle and a girl start pushing another girl (which lets assume you are interested in) to you by saying thing like: "She is beautiful, do you like her?", "Look how my friend is cute", "You guys should date", etc. then what is the best response that a guy can give?
4. What is the best way to keep the interest of a girl that you met traveling in order to see her the next time that you go to the place?
5. How can I make a girl be interested in me as a boyfriend, rather then only as a "lover". I had countless situations where I started seeing a girl, yet I could notice that the girl only saw me as a non-serious thing. Is there anything I could do in order to make a girl see me more as a boyfriend, rather then as a non-serious thing? My own guess is that sometimes I create too much "attraction", yet no "comfort" with a girl... Does this affect the way the girl sees me?
6. Could you guys list down all the conversational "tools" that you find useful in order to create attraction with a girl. Things such as: teasing, role playing, challenging, etc.
Cheers
1. It is very common to see people saying that two important characteristics of a male are to be non-reative as well as dominant. Yet, my confusion arises from the fact that there seem to be situations where these two traits seem to conflict with one another. Example: If a girl cancel a date with you or do not want to accept a request you make to her... It seems like the non-reative thing to be done in such cases is to accept and "not care about it", yet the dominant thing to be done is to insist or even point out limits for the girl's actions. Thus, my question is to which extend do you guys think it is important to be non-reative and to which extend do you guys think it is important to be dominant?
2. After how long going out with a girl a guy can stop to have the "gaming mindset"? What I mean here by stopping the "game mindset" is not completely changing the way a guy behaves with a girl from day to night, which would simply kill all the relationship. Rather, what I mean here by the "game mindset" is the mindset where we keep thinking about the best moves to make with a girl (such as: when is a good time to text her, how much interest a guy can show, etc) and just act more spontaneously.
3. If you are in a social circle and a girl start pushing another girl (which lets assume you are interested in) to you by saying thing like: "She is beautiful, do you like her?", "Look how my friend is cute", "You guys should date", etc. then what is the best response that a guy can give?
4. What is the best way to keep the interest of a girl that you met traveling in order to see her the next time that you go to the place?
5. How can I make a girl be interested in me as a boyfriend, rather then only as a "lover". I had countless situations where I started seeing a girl, yet I could notice that the girl only saw me as a non-serious thing. Is there anything I could do in order to make a girl see me more as a boyfriend, rather then as a non-serious thing? My own guess is that sometimes I create too much "attraction", yet no "comfort" with a girl... Does this affect the way the girl sees me?
6. Could you guys list down all the conversational "tools" that you find useful in order to create attraction with a girl. Things such as: teasing, role playing, challenging, etc.
Cheers