Sex is only one piece of the pie. There's a lot more that goes into it, but I don't think you want a big lecture right now.
Tell you what. I used to be a big womanizer in the past, and I still uphold some potentially negative parts of chivalry.
There are some tricks you could employ, the "alpha male strategy." However, this turns it all into a big "game" and the moment you choose to stop playing, you'll lose her to someone more attractive. Also, emulating "alpha male" traits is hard in the first place. For a third. . . "alpha males" don't attract the cream of the crop. They basically attract people who are just as fake as they are.
The most attractive men and women are graded by the masses, but they ultimately are the result of social stigma and popular opinion. They are people who appeal to base instincts, but not to logic, which is a pretty surefire way to fail in a long term relationship.
I know one guy who's tried to emulate "alpha male" traits in order to court girls he wants to marry one day. In his own words he likes to go after girls who are "young and dumb." five years younger than him. He can't get any of them to marry him though. He's been engaged six different times, and the fathers have always stepped in and said "no."
Of course, he blames the dads, but be honest, what's really going on here? The girl could leave her family if she wanted too. The truth is, he's just not worth picking over her family to her, the whole "Her father didn't let me marry her" is bulls***, unless you're dealing with some kindof abusive relationship between the daughter and father. But even then the daughter has to recognize the abuse and say "no more."
On the other hand, is it really becoming free from abuse to run off with your lover and abandon your family? Coming from an abused background, you may not know what a healthy relationship looks like along with a multitude of other uncertainties. I don't recommend women from abusive homes run off with a good man. I recommend they seek financial independence first and they get a good understanding of life before they hastily commit to a relationship. People have been treating new relationships like they are the end all-be all cure for everything. Nope, they're just another part of life that you have do correctly with a lot of responsibility. You aren't dead yet, and until you are, you'll always be responsible for something. Granted, running off with what seems to be a good man may be the best chance a girl has at leaving an abusive home life. . . she better exercise a lot of wisdom before choosing to do so.
We need to find ourselves before we find someone to love.
My advice is to plan your life out another way. Seek financial security. That alone will attract a girl if you're wondering. Just be wary of who you let into your life when you achieve that, because there are plenty of girls who'll have a few kids, and then divorce you and keep the children for themselves.
There's always a place for you in other people's lives if you produce something they need. For most of us, that's money, but sometimes it can also be wisdom or humor.
In the end, I'd just suggest you look at the whole circle that's meant to come with sex--that being a family, a future, actual relationships, and responsibility.
You'll be happier owning up to these things rather than just seeking pleasure all the time anyways. I had to tell a few girls "no" last year for one reason or another. One actually tried to get me to be her backup boyfriend--which tells me enough about her character to not give her a chance.
You wanna have sex? Set aside some of your wages and hire a prostitute. I don't recommend that you do it for various reasons that would make my post far longer, but if all you want is sex, then that's how you get it.
Being a virgin is nothing to be shamed of. I'm still a virgin, and I plan to keep it that way till I'm married. I only want to have one person in my mind sexually. It will make you a lot more committed to someone if you aren't constantly comparing her against past partners/porn stars/anime girls, and you'll enjoy her way more.
I remember my ex didn't look very good to most people I showed her pictures too. I thoughts he looked great though because I wasn't polluting my mind with unrealistically beautiful anime girls or porn, and I wasn't sexually satisfying myself in other ways, although I still have wet dreams when half asleep like all men do. I don't look up porn. . . I don't read romance. . . I still think my ex looks nice.
Nothing is better than being content in life, and not being in the stupid rat-race everyone else is in. Go your own way. Why does society get to tell you what's cool and what isn't? If you're being teased for being a virgin, then maybe you need to change who you hang around. People laugh at me till they hear about the money make and not spend on a girl who would be ungrateful for it. All my money I make is for my own family one day. I also avoid all the dramatic nonsense most people dating today have to deal with. Life is great.
Focus on being productive, not on having sex. That'll leave you in a pit that's difficult to come out of. You can have all the fun you want after you're wisely set everything up. You're 21? I didn't get a decent paying job till I turned 24. The sooner you accept responsibility in life, the sooner you'll start to be able to enjoy it to it's fullest! Sex is only one piece of the pie. There's a lot more that goes into it, but I don't think you want a big lecture right now.
Tell you what. I used to be a big womanizer in the past, and I still uphold some potentially negative parts of chivalry.
There are some tricks you could employ, the "alpha male strategy." However, this turns it all into a big "game" and the moment you choose to stop playing, you'll lose her to someone more attractive. Also, emulating "alpha male" traits is hard in the first place. For a third. . . "alpha males" don't attract the cream of the crop. They basically attract people who are just as fake as they are.
The most attractive men and women are graded by the masses, but they ultimately are the result of social stigma and popular opinion. They are people who appeal to base instincts, but not to logic, which is a pretty surefire way to fail in a long term relationship.
I know one guy who's tried to emulate "alpha male" traits in order to court girls he wants to marry one day. In his own words he likes to go after girls who are "young and dumb." five years younger than him. He can't get any of them to marry him though. He's been engaged six different times, and the fathers have always stepped in and said "no."
Of course, he blames the dads, but be honest, what's really going on here? The girl could leave her family if she wanted too. The truth is, he's just not worth picking over her family to her, the whole "Her father didn't let me marry her" is bulls***, unless you're dealing with some kindof abusive relationship between the daughter and father. But even then the daughter has to recognize the abuse and say "no more."
On the other hand, is it really becoming free from abuse to run off with your lover and abandon your family? Coming from an abused background, you may not know what a healthy relationship looks like along with a multitude of other uncertainties. I don't recommend women from abusive homes run off with a good man. I recommend they seek financial independence first and they get a good understanding of life before they hastily commit to a relationship. People have been treating new relationships like they are the end all-be all cure for everything. Nope, they're just another part of life that you have do correctly with a lot of responsibility. You aren't dead yet, and until you are, you'll always be responsible for something. Granted, running off with what seems to be a good man may be the best chance a girl has at leaving an abusive home life. . . she better exercise a lot of wisdom before choosing to do so.
We need to find ourselves before we find someone to love.
My advice is to plan your life out another way. Seek financial security. That alone will attract a girl if you're wondering. Just be wary of who you let into your life when you achieve that, because there are plenty of girls who'll have a few kids, and then divorce you and keep the children for themselves.
There's always a place for you in other people's lives if you produce something they need. For most of us, that's money, but sometimes it can also be wisdom or humor.
In the end, I'd just suggest you look at the whole circle that's meant to come with sex--that being a family, a future, actual relationships, and responsibility.
You'll be happier owning up to these things rather than just seeking pleasure all the time anyways. I had to tell a few girls "no" last year for one reason or another. One actually tried to get me to be her backup boyfriend--which tells me enough about her character to not give her a chance.
You wanna have sex? Set aside some of your wages and hire a prostitute. I don't recommend that you do it for various reasons that would make my post far longer, but if all you want is sex, then that's how you get it.
Being a virgin is nothing to be shamed of. I'm still a virgin, and I plan to keep it that way till I'm married. I only want to have one person in my mind sexually. It will make you a lot more committed to someone if you aren't constantly comparing her against past partners/porn stars/anime girls, and you'll enjoy her way more.
I remember my ex didn't look very good to most people I showed her pictures too. I thoughts he looked great though because I wasn't polluting my mind with unrealistically beautiful anime girls or porn, and I wasn't sexually satisfying myself in other ways, although I still have wet dreams when half asleep like all men do. I don't look up porn. . . I don't read romance. . . I still think my ex looks nice.
Nothing is better than being content in life, and not being in the stupid rat-race everyone else is in. Go your own way. Why does society get to tell you what's cool and what isn't? If you're being teased for being a virgin, then maybe you need to change who you hang around. People laugh at me till they hear about the money make and not spend on a girl who would be ungrateful for it. All my money I make is for my own family one day. I also avoid all the dramatic nonsense most people dating today have to deal with. Life is great.
Focus on being productive, not on having sex. That'll leave you in a pit that's difficult to come out of. You can have all the fun you want after you're wisely set everything up. You're 21? I didn't get a decent paying job till I turned 24. The sooner you accept responsibility in life, the sooner you'll start to be able to enjoy it to it's fullest! |