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Working Around the Male Double Dilemma

Updated: Jul 6, 2024


Welcome to the modern dating jungle, where being a guy feels like being a gladiator in an arena, always on the brink of triumph or disaster. We’re here to decode the mystery of romance, humorously yet powerfully, so grab your armor and let’s dive in.


In the world of dating, men are expected to make the first move. We're the ones who approach the girl, risking rejection with every step. For us, rejection isn't just a bruise to the ego; it feels like a genetic disqualification. It's as if she's saying, "Thanks, but your DNA isn't really what I had in mind for future generations."


The Approach: The First Hurdle

So, you muster up the courage and approach her. She doesn't reject you outright – hooray! You get her number. Now comes the challenge of reaching out, proposing a date, and selecting a place. On the day of the date, we have to be on our game: charm, flirt, and escalate.


The Adorer vs. The Adored

Here's the kicker: when we approach women, we position ourselves as the adorer. But guess what? Women prefer to be the adorers. They want the man they desire, not necessarily the one who desires them. By showing too much interest, we risk being seen as "too available," a.k.a. the dreaded "nice guy" syndrome. You know the type – puts her on a pedestal, showers her with compliments, and ends up in the friend zone.


Women don't want to be adored to the point of feeling suffocated. If you worship her, she might think you're a simp with no other options. She craves a man who is confident, with other women vying for his attention.


The Recruiter's Tactic: Flash and Withdraw

So, how do we navigate this dilemma? The answer lies in thinking like a recruiter. Imagine you've received a cold call from a recruiter offering you a job. They don't waste time singing praises. Instead, they flash the benefits – more money, better perks – and then they withdraw. They plant a seed of interest and leave the ball in your court.


In dating, you need to do the same. Flash your benefits briefly and succinctly. Appeal to her emotions, not her intellect. Speak to her primal needs – her desire to be protected, cherished, and valued. Then, withdraw. If you overdo it, she’ll sense desperation and lose interest.


The Conclusion: The Right Balance

It’s a tricky dance, but mastering it can make all the difference. Flash your value, then step back. If she takes the bait, great! If not, move on with your dignity intact.

Remember, it’s not about being overly aggressive or overly passive; it’s about striking the right balance. And with that, fellow gladiators, I wish you luck in the dating arena.


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