by Guest » Fri Nov 13, 2009 12:33 pm
[QUOTE=Bull Run;33618]Yep, she's trying to get you to man-up.
When you hear her say that you're being bad or that you're going to get her in trouble once, then I think it's appropriate to freeze her out. BUT, when she comes back to you, and she says it AGAIN she's testing you to see whether or not you're going to take her or back down. Also, she's ready to fuck you but she's not willing to take the blame for giving it up. She's placing the burden of blame on you so she doesn't feel like a slut.
Next time you see her, fuck her.[/QUOTE]
I agree completely. The woman is ok with the man being the bad one. In fact, most times it's necessary, because she isn't going to be the bad one... unless she's in a really rebellious mood. If a woman tells you, "you're being bad," I think that's a good thing. She's doing the creative work to set up the lay. She's letting the record show that it's not her fault. So just agree with her and say something like, "you're right, I shouldn't be doing this," as you slide your hand inside her pants.
Take the situation where you're making out on the couch and it's getting hot and heavy. The average guy stands up, takes the girl's hand and says, "do you want to go into the bedroom?" The woman says something like, "no, I shouldn't. I have to get going."
On the other hand, the calibrated guy stands up, takes the girl's hand and says, "I want you to come into the bedroom with me." He walks into the bedroom pulling her behind him. She follows. They fuck. He didn't make it her decision. He put all of the responsibility on his own shoulders.
This just happened to me last night. I realized something interesting. Leading her from one seduction location to another seduction location (e.g., from couch to bedroom) pretty much dissipates all LMR. It's like you lead her past the point of no return and there is no more blame to be concerned about.