Familiarity makes her feel secure about you.
Some girls will be scared of meeting the hot guys she sees on Tinder because they know nothing about them.
@SmoothSailing about girls attention-whoring on dating apps, yes it's a problem but it always has been for as long as I can remember.
You just need to spot these girls quickly. How? Easy, ask them to meet, if their answer is anything but "Sure
", you're wasting your time.
That problem doesn't change the fact that there will be some girls who will be into you and who will want to meet you (if you meet their looks threshold).
@Roberto_72 This ovulation theory (or is it actually proven?) that you've mentioned a few times is f*****g with my brain.
Is there reliable research on this? Is it true that if a woman meets you when she's not ovulating, she'll find you meh and you'll never be able to recuperate from this? Could you give me some references?
Try reading a book by this author, Daniel Bergner
A NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER, A NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW EDITOR'S CHOICE AND NOTABLE BOOK OF THE YEAR, WASHINGTON POST NOTABLE BOOK OF THE YEAR, AND PUBLISHER'S WEEKLY BOOK OF THE YEAR
https://www.amazon.com/What-Do-Wome...e=UTF8&qid=1487674375&sr=8-6&keywords=bergner
REVIEWS
"In accessible and entertaining prose,
What Do Women Want? details everything from individual women’s fantasies to the search for a “female v****.” More important, though, it represents a complete paradigm shift. … This book—how do I put this without sounding hyperbolic?
This book should be read by every woman on earth. It should be handed out to pubescent girls right alongside
Our Bodies, Our Selves and be required course reading for Human Sexuality 101. It is a must-read for any person with even a remote erotic interest in the female gender. It deserves to be listed on bridal registries—gay and straight. It could single-spine-edly replace at least a quarter of the sexual self-help section and the world would be better for it. It is a revelation, a story of redemption. I laughed, I almost cried—with joy. I was turned on, even. You want a female v****? This book is as close as we have to it."
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Salon (
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"Shatters many of our most cherished myths about desire."
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The Atlantic (
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"Fascinating… Threatens to disrupt all the modern stereotypes of female sexuality."
—Slate
"Totally engrossing... A reexamination of everything we think we know about sex and female biology."
—New York (
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"At last, we have a new perspective on the wilds of female desire, in rousing tableaux, as women, men, sexologists, researchers, bonobos, erotic gurus, paraplegics and many others provide frank, vivid answers to the burning question that has haunted the field for far too long: What do women want? The answer will surprise many and fascinate all."
—Diane Ackerman, author of
A Natural History of Love
"Astounding... A fascinating and controversial book."
—Sunday Times of London
"One of the summer's hottest books…adds both steam and explosives into the national conversation about what it means to be a woman today."
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Vogue
"Stylishly written... An adroit translation of technical material into entertaining and erudite reading."
—Kirkus Reviews
"Everything you wanted to know about sex but didn't know to ask."
—New York Post
"This page-turning book will have readers questioning some of their most ingrained beliefs about women, men, society, and sex."
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Publishers Weekly