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Umm. You're an idiot.
They're books. At best they're self-help, self-improvement books. Who cares if she reads it. Lend it to her, and then use lines from the book.
Anyway now you pussified it then tell her she's a great friend and treat her like she's your sister.
he's right. and yes it is advice. you did act like a bitch by letting her tell you that it's 'chauvinistic'. are you trying to improve yourself? then say that. don't be apologetic for being yourself. ain't nothing wrong with that. also, don't be turned off by honest and blunt, no bullshit kind of talk. that's indicative of confidence, which is something a lot of the gents here have. Now, you're going to look up david deangelo on youtube. search "david deangelo, on being a man". im not insulting you. im trying to help. or as morpheus says, ' i can only show you the door, you have to be the one who walks through.'
I have to say I think this is really bad advice. You want me to tell her that I`m trying to improve myself??? In other words qualifying why I have the book in the first place. That`s not a good move.
Besides, the situation has long moved on from this now (hence the other posts). I have distanced myself from her and she calls me more (when her bf isn`t around), and says stuff that maybe she shouldn`t.
She called me up yesterday morning and asked if I had 'morning glory'.
When her bf is around she is very careful but she relaxes more when he`s not and says this kind of stuff.
I don`t really care enough about it all (although sleeping with her would be cool - I`m not all that bothered, just using it all as practise really - afterall isn`t that what we all do?)
This way I don`t come across as needy, clingy, nervousness but I do push/pull her and definitely kino a fair bit, while also talking to other girls.
I think my OP made me sound like a spluttering bitch but it wasn`t like that. Some good advice from people in here though!