ChatteParfaitt -> RE: Being snubbed and not given a reason (6/30/2012 2:46:56 AM)
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Here's the reason you were snubbed: he's an asshole. And you, you my dear chased after him and threw yourself at him and now are obsessing about him to the point you are posting for advice on the internet. As others have mentioned, he's not worth it. And as Dark Steven mentioned, me thinks you have some issues, please deal with them first before pursuing another relationship. That said, here are some things every female (dom or sub, doesn't matter) should know about the way most men's brains work when it comes to a sexual partner that they are really into to: - Men tend to want what is hard to get and to discard what comes too easily. This is not a "she shouldn't put out on the first date" bias, more of a *value* bias. As a general rule, women who value themselves do not put out easily, and if a man is looking for more than a quick fuck, that's what he goes for, someone who values herself. Are there exceptions? Sure.
- When a man is into you, there is very little he will not do to pursue you. He chases you, period. He will come to you, he will NOT expect you to pay, he may want to get up close and personal too soon but he knows he's not supposed to blow this part. So he'll take his clues from you. If a man doesn't do this, he is socially inept, not that into you, or both. Discard (quickly).
- The time before first meeting a man online or real time and having sex with him is crucial. If a man is into you (beyond mere wanting to have sex with you,) he will be on his absolute best behavior. Even a dom male can be manipulated to the point he will jump through some hoops to get you. Am I advocating this? Not really. More of a gee, slow it down (since YOU get to set the pace) and see who this guy is, as a person.
- For some men it's all about the chase. Once they "have" you so to speak, they lose interest. So far I have not encountered one like this who was worth two cents. Move on.
Stop making your relationships all about sexual compatibility, important as that is, and make it about friendship first. Reasons to look for a therapist.
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