My logistics are poor at the moment so first date bangs are difficult to achieve unless I book a hotel room in advance, but with the cost involved I want to be sure I'm getting the bang when I book, which is not always a guarantee. So, what I have been doing is screening them on date one, and laying the groundwork.
Unfortunately, a massive problem of late especially with internet chicks is post-first date ghosting. It has never been as bad for me. In the past (say, only two years ago) I could warm a girl up on date one and literally have her contacting me a few days later asking about the next meet. This still occasionally happens.
But, yes - in the past, if my logistics were good, I got the bang on date one.
On the date: some teasing, push/pull, comfort building, spikes, compliance tests, and it usually leads to a heavy make-out. The girls have been reticent about taking it any further that night, and it's a huge gamble to fork out cash that night for a room only to have her disengage. The evidence is below. Two recent examples of excited girls (to prove I'm not overestimating their investment). They're sending pictures of themselves to qualify, there's re-engagement, excitement, etc.
![[Image: 11v61is.jpg]](http://i59.tinypic.com/11v61is.jpg)
![[Image: 1pa2qp.jpg]](http://i60.tinypic.com/1pa2qp.jpg)
...and a mere 48-72 hours later the lead is dead. There is not a lot of back-and-forth texting on my end after the first date as I like to be a little aloof - and also because I hate texting. Sometimes I wait 12 hours to respond to a text. Is this hurting me?
I have read enough to know that with social media and all the stimuli girls have today that the first date bang must be sought. But what kind of psychology is at play here with these women - for the lead to go dead so quickly?
Some of my blue pill friends do safe provider game - and are always getting second dates, and more. I realise this has been covered on the forum before but I'd like any fresh advice to perhaps help me grasp something I'm just not getting. This is really frustrating me, simply because these girls are so sparkly-eyed on the date, and then are gone like Keyser Soze.
Anybody else experience this, and - is it getting worse?
Unfortunately, a massive problem of late especially with internet chicks is post-first date ghosting. It has never been as bad for me. In the past (say, only two years ago) I could warm a girl up on date one and literally have her contacting me a few days later asking about the next meet. This still occasionally happens.
But, yes - in the past, if my logistics were good, I got the bang on date one.
On the date: some teasing, push/pull, comfort building, spikes, compliance tests, and it usually leads to a heavy make-out. The girls have been reticent about taking it any further that night, and it's a huge gamble to fork out cash that night for a room only to have her disengage. The evidence is below. Two recent examples of excited girls (to prove I'm not overestimating their investment). They're sending pictures of themselves to qualify, there's re-engagement, excitement, etc.
![[Image: 11v61is.jpg]](http://i59.tinypic.com/11v61is.jpg)
![[Image: 1pa2qp.jpg]](http://i60.tinypic.com/1pa2qp.jpg)
...and a mere 48-72 hours later the lead is dead. There is not a lot of back-and-forth texting on my end after the first date as I like to be a little aloof - and also because I hate texting. Sometimes I wait 12 hours to respond to a text. Is this hurting me?
I have read enough to know that with social media and all the stimuli girls have today that the first date bang must be sought. But what kind of psychology is at play here with these women - for the lead to go dead so quickly?
Some of my blue pill friends do safe provider game - and are always getting second dates, and more. I realise this has been covered on the forum before but I'd like any fresh advice to perhaps help me grasp something I'm just not getting. This is really frustrating me, simply because these girls are so sparkly-eyed on the date, and then are gone like Keyser Soze.
Anybody else experience this, and - is it getting worse?