She could be uninterested and doesn't want to hurt your feelings. However, if she's not a teenager and has lived life and has experienced bad relationships in her past, she may just be reluctant to accept your sincere attempts at trying to get to know her. I can tell you persistence does pay off. It could be she is not in a good place in life at that time or lots of things occupying her life and time. Basically, timing could be off. If you aren't obsessive about it and she sees your genuine interest in a non-needy way, your patience could definitely pay off.
I always remind myself in these type of situations..... The longer the excuse the bigger the lie. Girls dont like to reject guys cause they dont want to hurt your feelings. Shes just not that into you and move on. Like Zan says, leave invitations out into the world and the girls will contact you when they want to see you.
This is really helpful advice for me at the moment. As I've read so many times lately, a man should live in abundance, and I'm starting the journey to become the man I truly want to be. Love your videos. Greetings from Peru :)
What if a woman is looking for a lot of effort and you feel you have done enogh and she says it's not enough, should I just tell her I am not looking for friends because she says we are still only friends
Go through the releasing processes I talk about based on your body. Feel it, allow and welcome whatever's there, and ask your body if it can let go a little bit. Welcome any relaxation that comes. Repeat.
I searched some videos it's changing little by little but I'm trying not to analyze the release from my head so much. Thank you; you are changing lives! Does "feeling lighter" equate to feeling tired or a little bit drowsy after a release?
Thanks for your question Saku. If she forgets it is either because she is not reliable or she is not truly interested. Either way, you have to be careful that you are not trying to control things by waiting forever or texting her a lot. - Andrew, The Fearless Man
@@TheFearlessMan she even said herself she hates texting in general. she is way better in person. i jokingly said that u bad texter she said “ i really am, i had a close friend that isn’t friends with me anymore bc i am bad texter she said it was petty” which it was to end friendship like that
That may be true but you have to decide what you want for your life. Do you want to have women in your life who have bad habits and you always wonder what's going on, or do you want women who communicate well so you feel confident around them? You can definitely have the kind of women you really want if you chose and stick with your choice. - Andrew, TFM
I would love a bit of advice with my situation. Over the past few months I've gotten to know a woman who live really close to me. We used to pass each other all the time and not talk but there was always prolonged eye contact when we walked past. Eventually we started talking if we bumped into each other, it started by us just saying hi then I would say something to spark a conversation. When talking to her I show my sexual interest in her by the way I look at her etc and I felt we had built some chemistry (anytime we had any type of interaction, I always walked away feeling she was interested in me). I decided to add her on Facebook which she accepted, after a week or so I messaged her and we got into an online conversation which lasted several hours and I had to stop the conversation as I had to go out. She is always asking lots of questions about me and seems to want to get to know me. I have two questions. First, while she gives me some signs that she is interested in me such as always making prolonged eye contact, being very girly and shy around me even though I have seen her with her friends and she is far from shy. My worry is it always seems to be me who has initiate any interactions that go beyond saying hi. Anytime we have had a conversation in person I have had to initiate it (which she is always more than willing to take part in). Also on Facebook, I seem to be the one to initiate the chatting. I know it is my role to an extent to do most of the chasing but is there a point where you take a step back and wait to see if she initiates an interaction? I am worried about coming across as too keen. Lastly (sorry for the length), she seems to be having a very casual relationship with a guy who is very much a first stage man. A real bad boy type who is very confident, high energy, and needs to be the centre of attection all the time. I would say I am between stage 2 and 3 at the min and I am quite a low energy person. I have a witty sense of humour and can make her laugh but I feel really overshadowed buy the other guy. This guy is not part of my social circle but I see him around all the time. So my last question is, if he is her "type" of guy (the total opposite to me), am I wasting my time with her, if I'm not wasting my time, how do I compete with such a loud, confident, stage one type of guy??
You don't compete. You just be you and lead her the way you want to. Don't overthink how much you have to lead. She may just be the type of feminine woman who really wants you to lead.
This is an older video, but I can tell you that what that means is that she doesn't feel attracted to, connected with, or trust him enough (or, quite possibly, all 3) to make time and take the risk of going on a date with him yet. It can be a big time commitment (especially getting ready, as well as going to/from the date, and the date itself) for a woman, and there's almost always some degree of a safety concern factored in for women, too. She's probably not going to go on a date with a stranger she doesn't feel very compelled by and trusting of.
@@TheFearlessMan Quick question. When I'm out I approach girls if they put themselves in my vicinity and they're friendly, talkative, make eye contact and ask questions but when I add them on Facebook to ask them out later they ignore me or when I see them with their friends they are standoffish. Any idea what could be going on?
Girls who are interested don't play hard to get.
Sloe Bone fr though! It shouldn't be that hard yo!
She could be uninterested and doesn't want to hurt your feelings. However, if she's not a teenager and has lived life and has experienced bad relationships in her past, she may just be reluctant to accept your sincere attempts at trying to get to know her. I can tell you persistence does pay off. It could be she is not in a good place in life at that time or lots of things occupying her life and time. Basically, timing could be off. If you aren't obsessive about it and she sees your genuine interest in a non-needy way, your patience could definitely pay off.
I always remind myself in these type of situations..... The longer the excuse the bigger the lie.
Girls dont like to reject guys cause they dont want to hurt your feelings. Shes just not that into you and move on.
Like Zan says, leave invitations out into the world and the girls will contact you when they want to see you.
Today Brian drops some honesty! Feel free to join our continuous discussion, and thank you for your time spent with us, we hope these help. Enjoy!
Not sure what your question is.
This is really helpful advice for me at the moment. As I've read so many times lately, a man should live in abundance, and I'm starting the journey to become the man I truly want to be.
Love your videos. Greetings from Peru :)
Love to hear that!
Well I play hard to want
What if a woman is looking for a lot of effort and you feel you have done enogh and she says it's not enough, should I just tell her I am not looking for friends because she says we are still only friends
Any videos on how to relax specific areas of your body? In particular my perineum. Thanks
Go through the releasing processes I talk about based on your body. Feel it, allow and welcome whatever's there, and ask your body if it can let go a little bit. Welcome any relaxation that comes. Repeat.
I searched some videos it's changing little by little but I'm trying not to analyze the release from my head so much. Thank you; you are changing lives! Does "feeling lighter" equate to feeling tired or a little bit drowsy after a release?
what if girl is bad texter u text a lil bit forgets to reply but would agree to hangout in person
Thanks for your question Saku. If she forgets it is either because she is not reliable or she is not truly interested. Either way, you have to be careful that you are not trying to control things by waiting forever or texting her a lot. - Andrew, The Fearless Man
@@TheFearlessMan she even said herself she hates texting in general. she is way better in person. i jokingly said that u bad texter she said “ i really am, i had a close friend that isn’t friends with me anymore bc i am bad texter she said it was petty” which it was to end friendship like that
@@TheFearlessMan wait wym im not control things etc that last part?
That may be true but you have to decide what you want for your life. Do you want to have women in your life who have bad habits and you always wonder what's going on, or do you want women who communicate well so you feel confident around them? You can definitely have the kind of women you really want if you chose and stick with your choice. - Andrew, TFM
@@TheFearlessMan. texting is overrated to kno a person but in person she asks questions like she is 10 times better u kno lol
I would love a bit of advice with my situation. Over the past few months I've gotten to know a woman who live really close to me. We used to pass each other all the time and not talk but there was always prolonged eye contact when we walked past. Eventually we started talking if we bumped into each other, it started by us just saying hi then I would say something to spark a conversation. When talking to her I show my sexual interest in her by the way I look at her etc and I felt we had built some chemistry (anytime we had any type of interaction, I always walked away feeling she was interested in me). I decided to add her on Facebook which she accepted, after a week or so I messaged her and we got into an online conversation which lasted several hours and I had to stop the conversation as I had to go out. She is always asking lots of questions about me and seems to want to get to know me.
I have two questions. First, while she gives me some signs that she is interested in me such as always making prolonged eye contact, being very girly and shy around me even though I have seen her with her friends and she is far from shy. My worry is it always seems to be me who has initiate any interactions that go beyond saying hi. Anytime we have had a conversation in person I have had to initiate it (which she is always more than willing to take part in). Also on Facebook, I seem to be the one to initiate the chatting. I know it is my role to an extent to do most of the chasing but is there a point where you take a step back and wait to see if she initiates an interaction? I am worried about coming across as too keen.
Lastly (sorry for the length), she seems to be having a very casual relationship with a guy who is very much a first stage man. A real bad boy type who is very confident, high energy, and needs to be the centre of attection all the time. I would say I am between stage 2 and 3 at the min and I am quite a low energy person. I have a witty sense of humour and can make her laugh but I feel really overshadowed buy the other guy. This guy is not part of my social circle but I see him around all the time. So my last question is, if he is her "type" of guy (the total opposite to me), am I wasting my time with her, if I'm not wasting my time, how do I compete with such a loud, confident, stage one type of guy??
You don't compete. You just be you and lead her the way you want to. Don't overthink how much you have to lead. She may just be the type of feminine woman who really wants you to lead.
Nope.
She doesn't wanna go on a date with him because she doesn't know him? Lol the whole point of a date is getting to know someone
This is an older video, but I can tell you that what that means is that she doesn't feel attracted to, connected with, or trust him enough (or, quite possibly, all 3) to make time and take the risk of going on a date with him yet. It can be a big time commitment (especially getting ready, as well as going to/from the date, and the date itself) for a woman, and there's almost always some degree of a safety concern factored in for women, too. She's probably not going to go on a date with a stranger she doesn't feel very compelled by and trusting of.
@@TheFearlessMan
Quick question. When I'm out I approach girls if they put themselves in my vicinity and they're friendly, talkative, make eye contact and ask questions but when I add them on Facebook to ask them out later they ignore me or when I see them with their friends they are standoffish. Any idea what could be going on?
Typical...