Silicon Knight said:
Never judge a book by its cover and give and thou shall receive. That's it. Sorry I had to make it sound so convoluted.
First off, I want to clarify that I think your story is awesome.
However, "never judge a book by it's cover" isn't applicable to your story, because you judged her (by her cover) to be an attractive girl that you liked, and she wound up actually being... an attractive girl that you liked.
Secondly: "Every bit of love and confidence you give to someone will eventually be reciprocated" is simply not true on a wide scale. It can happen, and when you do find that person who fully reciprocates what you expend and provide, then it's great. But it doesn't happen every time, and thus is baseless advice for this thread.
Kingsora said:
How many times do you guys have sex with a new girlfriend in one week?
Because I am thinking we are having a little bit too much sex...
The number of times is incredibly inconsequential. For some guys, having sex constitutes 10 minutes. For other guys, it's an hour and ten minutes.
For your personal situation, if you feel like you're having sex too much, then just communicate that. After the third or fourth or whatever number'ed time, after you finish just say something like, "Fuck, I'm spent. That was amazing." Then just suggest lying down or watching a movie or something else intimate.
Vigilant Walrus said:
There is this girl who is messing with my mind. I don't know if I am friend zoned or if its because I havent given her enough attention.
She travelled for several hours to visit me for a weekend, where we had fun.
We slept in spoon, laid practically on top of each other half naked in bed watching films(500 days of summer) and the following morning after I had run 15 km, I come back, all sweaty, and she still allowed me to lay down with her, even though I was covered in my sweaty clothes.. granted it was the morning and we still had to shower, both of us.
later that night, I get the impression that she is really into one of my friends. she saw several of my guy friends, but is hooked on this one friend who is a major player. I withdraw a bit, and allow her to her way with him if thats what she wants.
eventually we end up all three of us laying in my friends bed(the major player). first the girl lays down, then my friend, and then I... I laid down with them, to not make it to intimate between them. I guess I was a bit jealous. I thought she came to visit me, because she liked me. I was a bit startled that this guy(even though he is great with women) could make this girl I had been friends with for 6 years, fall in love with him, in an evening.
Another friend is at the hallway, and I run up the bed and into the corridor to yell for him...
A few days later according to the major player friend, they had a exchange of words akin to something like "we can't fuck now.. hes right outside the room" (of course refering to me).
anyway, I come back, and be and the girl go to sleep for the night. she senses that I am a bit sad, and I find out that she is mad at me for not being good at coming on time to our appointments and gatherings in the past, but that she thought I was attractive(which must be a lie, because I am ugly as sin.. and fat) but was not in love with me. She asks me, if I was in love with her... and I said something stupid like "I always have" and then we went to bed.
She went home the next day, and the following weekend my major player friend came to her city and visited her.
I never talked about her to my major player friend again.
and now the girl wont talk to me on FB anymore. it might be because I have been away or havent had time, but I am really confused.
I seriously suck ass.
I dont think I would given much thought about it, except this girl is like one of my best friends.
Find a different girl that you haven't been in love with for 6 years.
Also, change your perception of love. For example, this:
"I was a bit startled that this guy(even though he is great with women) could make this girl I had been friends with for 6 years, fall in love with him, in an evening."
..is idiotic. She didn't fall in love with him. She found herself attracted to him.
The sooner you go after someone new, the sooner your warped perceptions of love and attraction will meld into a stable outlook on relationships. Repeat, go after someone new.
MoxManiac said:
I noticed people mentioning not to uh..mention video games. Isn't that kind of unfair though? Many of us do play games as a hobby. I seriously think it's a bigger issue to be ashamed of your hobbies enough to skip around them, and it's going to come out sooner or later. I can't see the point of dancing around the subject, isn't that just being insecure?
Here's what you do: Don't mention videogames when you're on your first date or whatever. There's no point. If the girl asks you what you like doing for fun, and you find yourself wanting to say PLAY VIDEOGAMES AND READ GAF, then just mention whatever you do (ie play a sport, reading, etc), and then when it comes time to mention the videogames, just say, "..and sometimes I just like relaxing: staying in and watching a movie or whatever."
Then, when you bring her back to your place for the first time, don't mention your Playstation or XBox, wait for her to do it. If she brings them up in a normal tone, then you can just say, "Oh yeah, I like playing games sometimes when I want to wind down."
However, if she brings them up using a really judgmental tone (ie "Oh... you play.. videogames......"), then just equally confront her (judgmentalness) by saying something like, "Yeah, is that a problem?"
No woman is worth cutting something enjoyable like videogames out of your life, especially not one you're just meeting for the first time.
And hell, who knows, maybe you'll have found a girl who likes playing games!