| Let me tell you a story about a friend of mine.
This was a couple of years ago now. I'd just introduced my friend to The Game a few months before. I'd taught him a bit about kino escalation and shown him a couple of routines. He was out with his work collegues, one of which he really liked but didn't know that well.
I took him out the night before, ran him exactly what he should do step by step, from where to sit, what routine to do at which point in the evening, when to start kino, how to escalate, everything.
So the next day I ask him how it went. "Awful!" he said. He did everything I said exactly what I told him, and "it was going really well until I was supposed to kiss her! The moment didn't seem right and the next thing I know, she's on the dance floor kissing some other guy she only just met!"
I was like, what? You know what happened? He got her aroused, she was wanting to be kissed and when he got scared and gave up, the next guy to hit on her received her with a really high buying temperature. He did everything right until that point then lost her.
The moral of the story? The girl didn't choose the random guy over my friend, my friend backed off and she wanted to continue.
Your situation is similar. If she went home with him after showing interest in you it's because you failed to make a move. In these circumstances what do you think goes through a girls head? She's shown interest in you and you have, from her perspective, backed off. This makes her suddenly feel incredibly insecure and self concious: "What did I do wrong? Why doesn't he like me? Am I too ugly for him?" all this crap. This works well during the attraction stage because it makes her chase you, but once she's into you and you've started escalating, doing this can be very dangerous. If she did go home with the other guy after being interested in you it's more than likely that she needed validation. What can fix those "am I too ugly? Am I inadequate?" thoughts for her? Attention from another guy.
So don't be depressed and disappointed about it, and don't think she "chose him over me". She didn't, you weren't there and appeared uninterested in her.
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