@SSBPikkon

Banged a chick I mentioned on here

We met 2 dates or 1 after, I noticed she was still reserved, but she let me do all kinds of things.

I went all in thinking I'll be a step away from sex. It turns out she wanted to sleep with me so we did. She isn't all that experienced but it's better that way honestly.

We're still in contact. She didn't ask for a relationship nor does she show any signs of some real bonding. She still openly talks to other dudes, she "doesn't flirt with them, only talk" - that's what every girl uses as a shield to defend themselves to not be viewed as sluts.

Ofc I'm not going to ask for any type of deeper connection and she doesn't show any signs of improvement in that direction.

We can be fuck buddies at best I think. I'll game others while maybe sleep with her sometimes.

After all I won, I got the highest level of intimacy, it's her turn now to redeem herself to try to pull me into a real "relationship", if she doesn't she's a standard hoe, but hey, she'll never acknowledge that, but that's her problem and generally female nature.

I have some other options which I could bang, but I try to focus more on myself (gym, money, etc.)

I won't ask for any type of help, my buddy which turns almost any woman he encounters into relationship said I should do the same with her, but I know that 1. I'll seem as a weak man trying to push a relationship, 2. I have some standards to that - we're not compatible enough and she's not affectionate enough and I don't want to entertain someone who doesn't deserve it and isn't really hooked to me and 3. what's the point of it since she can at this point call anyone to fuck.

She's for the streets 100%. Do y'all think I should try to keep her around and enter relationship, but honestly I don't think that's a good idea.

You don't need our permission with whatever you do next, but it doesn't read like you enjoyed the time you spent with her, so why bother? Study the book and keep engaging in whatever approaches that enable you the most consistent returns to find someone you'd rather spend time with.

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