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Your targeting women who have probably been hurt in the past by someone using them for sex and are nearing the age of wanting to settle down. Whenever they make a cognitive choice that pursuing you is just going to be a similar experience (you only want the desert), you decide its your job to manipulate them into changing their mind through insults and belittlement? I may be seeing this the wrong way, but it doesn't seem good to me.
Back up a sec...one of the things I've seen is that divorced moms have a tendency to want a man for "desert" moreso than younger single HB's who have the fairy tale of starting a happy family in their minds. From what I've seen, divorced moms often want to focus on their kids, and like the company of a man (including the sex) but don't want to get married again and turn their and their kids lives upside down yet again. Divorced moms are often after "desert only". That seems like a perfect target for a man in an open marriage, does it not?
My wife actually agrees that divorced MILF's are a good target for me. In fact, a divorced MILF I work with agrees that divorced MILF's are a good target for me (although she's one of those ladies who has the sticking point about me being married).
The sticking point though is that I'm in an open marriage...single/divorced/seperated is easy to understand, cheating husband is easy to understand, "open marriage" takes some explaining and is more difficult to understand. I'm attaching emotion judgements to their ability to accept and understand that it's not cheating, essentially.
Now, I have been told by another man who was in an open marriage for several years that to be successful, I'm going to have to pretend I'm single (if I want single women) or pretend I'm a cheater (if I want to bang cheating wives, which I don't...sex is not worth being shot in the head). I'm being open and honest about being in an open marriage...I don't see any harm in challenging the woman's view of it. In fact, maybe that would make a good opener, huh?
Cheers,
Gruuve