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Fell in love with a Polish girl, but find it difficult to approach her


Lobo - | 81
27 May 2007 #511
Skilled operators know all the above but it does indeed take a very long time to master and is not intuitive at all.
For the average guy however the way and speed a “highly skilled” operator works can seem like magic. I have seen these people pull a girl from a first encounter to full sex in less time than it takes to drink a cup of tea (which was left half empty…)
southern 74 | 7,074
27 May 2007 #512
Really?Have you seen PUAs in action?
OP Ken Noddy 2 | 161
27 May 2007 #514
He asked a pathetic question if her boss was her boyfriend.

Point taken but this was not my objective on this occasion. To an experienced seducer this may have been a bad error but I had to do something to break through my paranoia. It wasn't ideal but it is a start.

He should not feel better.He should feel worse because he lost a chance.

You have an incredible talent for making a person feel like sh*t but I'll be damned if I'm going to feel bad on this occasion.

Congratulations Ken, you did what you had to do, well done.

Thanks Lobo, there are several things I have learnt from this episode. Yes, I aim to act faster in the future and also to avoid assuming things. (To assume is to make an 'ass' out of 'u' and 'me') I assumed this girl was dating this flash git and I was completely mistaken, also I assumed she was interested in me but it is just she is very friendly girl. The way things happened mean's that I survived with my dignity intact, I didn't look foolish or desparate and have come across as a nice bloke. Who knows, maybe by being friends with her will open other doors, she may have single friends.

So the simple sentence I have a boyfriend if translated from chick's language means a lot more than it implies from first sight.

And I thought I was Mr Analysis.
sapphire 22 | 1,241
27 May 2007 #515
well done for speaking to her Ken. I'm sorry it didnt work out the way you hoped, but as you said at least you know the score now and you can move on emotionally.. Im sure you will meet someone nice soon and put this one down to experience. Good luck.
southern 74 | 7,074
27 May 2007 #516
PUAs?

PUA pick up artist,the highest level.

And I thought I was Mr Analysis.

That is why I believe you have a lot of potential.Because you analyze.Gradually it will lead you to the right thing learning through mistakes.
Lobo - | 81
27 May 2007 #517
yep! Feedback the most powerful law in the universe!
shewolf 5 | 1,077
27 May 2007 #518
This is a momentus day for me, I've finally done it, I spoke to the girl. I am just so proud of myself, really, really pleased that I've went and gone and done it.

Congratulations on talking to her. I know how hard it is to go up and talk to someone you have a crush on. It was very inspiring and encouraging to hear that you did it.
OP Ken Noddy 2 | 161
27 May 2007 #519
Cheers, I'm still buzzing about doing it. I probably wouldn't be any happier even if she had said she wasn't in a long term relationship. I've got to kick on from this now and continue in a positive manner.
Lady in red
27 May 2007 #520
Awwww, well done Ken. I'm so pleased for you. :) Must have taken a lot of guts to do that, with the way you were feeling. But it brings closure and now you know you can tackle anything else in the future.

I'm sure you will meet someone else very soon.
OP Ken Noddy 2 | 161
27 May 2007 #521
I'm sure you will meet someone else very soon.

Thanks honey bunny, I hope you are right
Patrycja19 62 | 2,688
27 May 2007 #522
Point taken but this was not my objective on this occasion. To an experienced seducer this may have been a bad error but I had to do something to break through my paranoia. It wasn't ideal but it is a start.

as i have said southern, this was not his objective. I know you guys mean well
but hes not you, he is his own person, with respect, that stands out.

he wants meaningful, not love emm and run.

You have an incredible talent for making a person feel like sh*t but I'll be damned if I'm going to feel bad on this occasion.

Thats it Ken :)))) Keep your thoughts and feelings the way they are today.
I said it before and I will say it again, I am very proud.. there is a nice catch
out there for you.
OP Ken Noddy 2 | 161
27 May 2007 #523
So the simple sentence I have a boyfriend if translated from chick's language means a lot more than it implies from first sight.

Maybe you're right but I need to forget about her now. My best plan now is to start afresh, find someone who is single and take it from there. I can't let myself start thinking that, maybe she wants to be with me instead of boyfriend or I will become too obsessed and drive myself crazy. Its over, finished. New chapter.

You forget, I am complete novice at this game and anyway that isn't how I want to operate, stealing another man's woman, no way. That seems to be the way many men work and probably I am drastically reducing the number of potential matches by taking this stance but I will take that chance. I am going to do things my way, yes, I will take on board certain pieces of advice given here but I have a strong belief in doing things the proper way. To treat others the way I would like to be treated. A naive attitude in this day and age perhaps but I am going to stick with it.

I said it before and I will say it again, I am very proud.. there is a nice catch
out there for you.

Thanks again. There is no way I'm going back to those dark days. I've been through way too much sh*t for that to happen.
southern 74 | 7,074
27 May 2007 #524
treat others the way I would like to be treated. A naive attitude in this day and age perhaps but I am going to stick with it.

Right attitude.Respect the other guy.We are all in the same boat.
Patrycja19 62 | 2,688
27 May 2007 #525
A naive attitude in this day and age perhaps but I am going to stick with it.

not at all ken :)

its the better way to think.. :)

alot of people say, its the nice guys who finish last, but its the nice guys who are
hard to find.. you just need to put yourself out there more..

I can tell you from experience with my brother.. alot of times women notice
the attentive men.. my brother is very attentive, girls come up and say
to me all the time is your brother married? no hes not, why I dont know , they
both arent, of their own choice.. but when I tell him that a girl is looking at him
he turns red as a beet!! its funny how they see that in him, being attentive
is a very good aspect in a man. my brother is friendly, he talks to all the neighbors
and everyone at work.. of course if I could get him to meet one and start dating
but hes content, so I leave him alone, but thats one of the things I was approached
with by other females.. and he wasnt really a momma's boy, i have two brothers
so she had to pay attention to both, they are just very kind hearted.

plus, the middle brother ( attentive) likes older women, he is 42. he flirts with
some, but not in a bad way, just his own way, its funny to because they bring him
things to his work , like homemade bread, cookies etc..

when he sees a neighbor out, he asks if she would like some help and he does
it for her, every store I go with him he knows alot of people and it never fails every
time, people are just stopping us to say hello and I think our whole city knows him!
I would swear by this.. lol

so ken, maybe , while your out taking a walk, or perhaps out somewhere ....

I think you have the ball bouncing now :))) so go get emm tiger :)))

Wooooooooooooooooooo hooooooooooooooooooooooo !!!! " Whistleing"
Lobo - | 81
28 May 2007 #526
that isn't how I want to operate, stealing another man's woman, no way.

Ken, I could not agree more. Stealing another man’s woman is not nice.
The kind of girl you got yourself involved with, however, is never alone and completely free. If you imagine a pretty girl in her twenties she probably gets scores of text messages and emails a day from “helpful guys” all with different degrees of attachment. The situation is very different from what you can imagine, and it is all a grey mess. Ultimately it is for the girl to decide who to get attached seriously to, and for that my friend you can only make your bid, just like the other guys… nobody can “steal” a girl from anybody… just make a very strong and convincing case for yourself…

The upside is that most of the competition is generally weak and can usually be swept aside without further ado. If your girl is in love with somebody else however you have a real obstacle, and it is generally better to move on.
OP Ken Noddy 2 | 161
28 May 2007 #527
Ultimately it is for the girl to decide who to get attached seriously to, and for that my friend you can only make your bid, just like the other guys… nobody can “steal” a girl from anybody… just make a very strong and convincing case for yourself…

I understand. As long as a give any opportunity my best shot, I can do no more and it is up to the girl to decide.

The kind of girl you got yourself involved with, however, is never alone and completely free.

I can look back at the 'old me' now and see that I was very easily put off by this situation. I would be interested in someone but then see several guys also interested and I would give up any further pursuit. It was partly me feeling inferior to these other guys and thinking one of them must be better boyfriend material than me. I just didn't understand what I do now. Its just one big game really and its only now I'm finding the instructions on how to play it.
Lobo - | 81
28 May 2007 #528
As you get better at it your success rate will go up, but it will always be way below 100%. If however you behave like Patricja’s brother, you will meet so many women that your success rate multiplied by the number of these women will produce you a nice girlfriend sooner or later… and you will be a happy guy, at least for a while.
OP Ken Noddy 2 | 161
28 May 2007 #529
alot of people say, its the nice guys who finish last

Yeah, I've always thought that.

my brother is friendly, he talks to all the neighbors
and everyone at work

I know what you mean, there are a couple of people I know are like that, they seem to be friends with absolutely everyone. I will work on being more like that.
neanderthal - | 37
28 May 2007 #530
I will work on being more like that

u need confidence fr dat ~ u got it?
OP Ken Noddy 2 | 161
28 May 2007 #531
It's improving. I am confident that I'm a really decent person if thats what you mean, if others don't think that I'm nice, fair enough but they are mistaken and have some sort of sterotype in their minds. I can't do anything about that, I can only control what I do and what I think. I am not going to radically change my personality. I am always going to be shy and reserved, I am comfortable with that, it is an intrinsic part of who I am. This where I fell down in the past. I felt the only way I could succeed was to be this extrovert, life and soul of the party sort of person. I couldn't do it and then I started feeling depressed and believed that I was useless and that there must be something wrong with me. Now I can see that I don't have to be this way, people like me just the way I am. I have strengths in other areas and I am going to concentrate on those from now on.

So, to answer your question, yes I am confident.
Patrycja19 62 | 2,688
28 May 2007 #532
yes, and you dont have to bend over backwards to please everyone, dont think of
it as a chore that you must complete, its a lesson in ethics.(human duty)
how you want to be
as a person. small favors go a long way really.. and you feel better because you
did something helpful without expecting back..

I think so far your doing wonderful, because not only did you accomplish something
you found that fight that you need to survive.. something you had all along just
tucked away!!

So, to answer your question, yes I am confident.

:)))))))) rule of the universe. without it, we dont go to the moon, we dont sail
strange waters, or find new lands..
stepheng - | 49
29 May 2007 #533
Cheers, I'm still buzzing about doing it. I probably wouldn't be any happier even if she had said she wasn't in a long term relationship. I've got to kick on from this now and continue in a positive manner.

Big congratulations Ken on accomplishing your goal of making the move. When you challenge yourself to approach and speak it is a victory in itself. In many ways your situation was the same as mine (even with the same outcome). Ok it was not a positive outcome this time but someday it will be if you keep going with confidence.
OP Ken Noddy 2 | 161
29 May 2007 #534
In many ways your situation was the same as mine

Thanks, it feels good. What was your story?
stepheng - | 49
30 May 2007 #535
Well like you I have been a bit doubtful and shy in the past so i know what it is like.

With regard to the Polish woman I was interested in at work (which led me here on a google hit). I was very nervous to speak to her as well and blew it a few times. What totally knocked me was when she approached me and we started talking one day.

I guess I took that as an indicator of interest and a few days later I mustered up the courage to ask for her number and say that I really like her and wanted to meet with her sometime. She told me that she was married and that her phone was not with her so she could not hand me her phone number, she then apologised and said she thought I was sweet for asking.

The thing was like you I felt a lot better having done it, I set myself a goal and I was happy to have reached it.

The fear of doing something is always about ten times worse than actually saying to yourself "screw it, lets go" and actually doing it.
OP Ken Noddy 2 | 161
30 May 2007 #536
stepheng

Yeah, seems to be lots of parallels between our stories.

What totally knocked me was when she approached me and we started talking one day.

I guess I took that as an indicator of interest

This seems to be an all too frequent occurance (this misunderstanding has arisen on several other threads) and I have enquired before as to why this is. Is it because Polish girls are more friendly than girls from UK? Maybe yes, maybe no. It could also be that we are just too eager to jump at the first sign of affection. I'm not sure what it is. It could well be a bit of desperation or a fear of missing a golden opportunity.

The signals I was getting just before I finally asked the girl appeared to be very clear indeed and I'm quite relieved that I found out immediately that this was not the case. It stopped me before my hopes had a chance to get too high.

Someone told me once that a mistake is only a mistake if we don't learn from it. This wasn't a mistake then, it was an opportunity to learn a bit more about ourselves.
stepheng - | 49
30 May 2007 #537
It's all part of the learning experience. A mistake is only a mistake if we don't learn from it.

Agreed, and I don't consider it a mistake to test the water and find out where things are. Saves things getting worse later on as you say.
OP Ken Noddy 2 | 161
30 May 2007 #538
Yep, there is nothing worse than wondering what if?

So, what now?

I find that whenever I become interested/obsessed (some would say it is a fine line with me!) in someone, everyone and everything else just ceases to be of any importance. I'm not sure if this is altogether healthy but I'm pretty certain that I am not the sort of person who would ever cheat on a girl, which I guess is good. I think I would either give them my 100% undivided attention or we would break up. Some have given advice here that the best way to counteract this is to date 2 or 3 girls at the same time.

This doesn't seem right to me and I am keen to understand how widespread this is. Is it mainly men that do this, or are women as guilty? Is this whole approach ficticious?
Patrycja19 62 | 2,688
30 May 2007 #539
Some have given advice here that the best way to counteract this is to date 2 or 3 girls at the same time.

no, i never did this, even when I was single, one man at a time, it always ends up
someone getting hurt, people dont realize the domino effect it causes.. because
then that hurt person goes on this huge revenge kick and everyone in their path
including the ones that actually love them get hurt. the process never ends till the
domino effect is broken. everyone on a re-bound, just dont work.

even when you break up with someone, take it as learning, to not do it with
the next person, or take it slower, think before you react so to speak..
OP Ken Noddy 2 | 161
30 May 2007 #540
even when you break up with someone, take it as learning, to not do it with
the next person, or take it slower, think before you react so to speak..

That makes better sense.

I have friends that have been in what appeared to be serious relationships and they have broken down for whatever reason and then suddenly they seem to be straight into another long term relationship. I just don't understand that. It just seems way too quick after the previous one ended.


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