10-31-2016, 07:56 AM
(10-30-2016, 09:45 PM)sw72hw Wrote: @LuciusYou are welcome. I don't know much myself. I'm just following the advice of some guys on here and it's been helping me.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. On the other hand, I am not sure if I can understand the reasoning behind why not wanting one night stand is a sign of neediness. In fact, I kinda think that not wanting to sleep with just any women, and deciding to wait for the one I like seems like being in control over the neediness. But I will reflect more on this and try to understand what you mean by that. Yet, I get that not thinking about things, or separating women in general is a good thing. It's just a bit difficult that I seem to be doing this on a rather auto mode, not really being conscious about it.
The problem, as I observed in my case, is that when you don't keep the door to a ONS open, you are more than likely to end up being too attached to a girl you like because you see her as "the one". That's when neediness will show it's ugly head. Girls pick up on this very easily and may lead you through an emotional roller coaster. She knows you have no other choice but her, and this may kill her attraction for you.
Despite what they say, women don't like strict monogamous guys. It's one thing to be open to a ONS but refuse to engage in it because you respect your girlfriend, and another to close the door to a ONS because you are looking for the one. The former will keep a girl on her toes thus keeping her attraction alive, while the latter sucks attraction out of her.
Confront your problems. Walk away from BS. Seek wisdom to know the difference.