I've been getting into situations with girls where I feel them drifting out of my grasp, but when I insinuate that I'm going to walk, they start chasing. It always happens over texts - when I'm with them, they dig me or they don't. I'm looking for specific things to say, to make her feel like she's losing me. This is like the inverse of Roosh's Dick Move.
Anyhow, what would you text a girl to insinuate walking away? It has to be ambiguous enough to make her chase back and not give up entirely. There's a chance she'll just say "ok, we're done then," but then she probably wouldn't have agreed to another meet anyhow. Something like "I'm kinda busy these days." Or, "Gonna be gone for a bit" Not a fake breakup per se, but may have a similar effect. These kinda suck, but I don't have any better ones, just put 'em here to demonstrate the principle.
With a current one, she can't stand it when I ignore her for a moment say, in bed, yet she's been flakey over the phone. As it stands, another meet might not happen. I suspect she has some daddy issues - her parents are happily married but it seems like the dad spent extended periods of time away from her, creating a need for attention when it's readily available. Or I just pulled that out of my ass. I've got an idea or two for this one, but it's contextual.
Anyhow, what would you text a girl to insinuate walking away? It has to be ambiguous enough to make her chase back and not give up entirely. There's a chance she'll just say "ok, we're done then," but then she probably wouldn't have agreed to another meet anyhow. Something like "I'm kinda busy these days." Or, "Gonna be gone for a bit" Not a fake breakup per se, but may have a similar effect. These kinda suck, but I don't have any better ones, just put 'em here to demonstrate the principle.
With a current one, she can't stand it when I ignore her for a moment say, in bed, yet she's been flakey over the phone. As it stands, another meet might not happen. I suspect she has some daddy issues - her parents are happily married but it seems like the dad spent extended periods of time away from her, creating a need for attention when it's readily available. Or I just pulled that out of my ass. I've got an idea or two for this one, but it's contextual.