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I don't think 'chase' is the correct word here. Guys lose interest if the woman is too needy/desperate. I see a lot of women ask guys, 'why didn't you text me back' and similar questions like this. No one finds clingy people attractive because it makes the woman seem like she doesn't have a life of her own that goes beyond a guy. If women want men to be attracted to them, then they need to stop making guys the centre of their world and start living life on their own first.
Yes, they do. Men say they like being pursued but they really don’t. They find women who pursue as desperate or too easy.
Not every guy wants a high mileage woman which is the signal you send when you rip his clothes off before you even know his name.
This is especially true if you want a serious relationship. The other thing is that if you openly pick the guy first, then in his mind you were not his choice & he will always wonder if the next woman is better. If you wait for him to pick you he’s less likely to think that
It depends on the man...
Some men prefer to chase the woman.
Some men prefer the woman chase him.
Some men prefer equal effort on both sides.
Personally, I prefer a woman who chases me down and does not let go, like a tigress catching her prey.
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Men actually don't like how women make us do all the work. To us you're nice and you're in, and many of you will write this off as a bad point. "Oh men are so simple you just act nice to them and they'll be all over you," but what's wrong with us wanting to be around pleasant people? With many women you expect us to approach you, smooth talk you, convince you to allow us to contact you in the future, then it's on us to contact you - neither too quickly nor too delayed - often enough but not too often. Many of you still expect us to pay for you if we go out (fortunately I think this has been getting better) even though you're working a full time job as well. Then we have to deal with idiots out there who tell women that guys "enjoy the chase." The fuck we do. What kind of idiot do you need to be to think that way? Treat us like normal human beings. We want to talk to you, we want you to talk to us as well.
I HONESTLY, REALLY like, when women are assertive, and tell me, because I don't always get the subtle hints!! You have no idea what an AMAZING COMPLIMENT it can be, for a guy to have a lady come over, introduce herself, and start a conversation!!
We KNOW, how hard that is to do, and the fear of rejection, or laughs!! When she does that, it's like SUPER-EXTRA Bonus points to her, for being that confident, being that kind of assertive woman (LOVE THAT!!), and taking the chance!!
The rare occasions that it has happened, I have NEVER said no, and we ended up dating!! :)
I think if the feelings were mutual to begin with then it wouldn’t have mattered who chased who.. I know the “guys are supposed to chase the girl” but I don’t think women should hide their feelings when they really like someone. I think a woman should express her feelings to a guy as long as she isn’t doing it in a desperate way. I used to believe the guy should chase the girl until I started talking to this guy and I was also very sexually attracted to him but it didn’t work out. I do believe that girls can scare a guy away with too much interest! I was indeed too easy. But it honestly didn’t work out because I liked him more than he liked me. Feelings have to be mutual. BUT if there is a guy who isn’t showing you much attention, back off a bit and be more mysterious. It’s all a game tbh
The video you are watching is wrong. It is actually the opposite of romance movies. Males build attraction by playing a mind game of push/pull. It's been scientifically proven sadly. I hate the idea but ot is what it is.
Rules..
1. No Phone calls except to arrange a date;
2. No texting except to arrange a date;
3. If she texts first, (wait x minites to respond and only send one message, then put phone down);
4. Never text her first unless arranging a date;
5. If she calls you and wants a chat, dismiss her and say "I look forward to hearing about it on "day of date" ".
6. If she calls you, answer but keep very very brief.
Personally I think it's cruel and insensitive and I don't do it but it works. The problem is... female dating coaches are telling the same thing to females.
Effect?
Each party virtually ignores each other and plays hard to get. Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Go do a quick search on youtube amd you'll see.
Well I think the trick is a balance. As a woman you show interest and then walk away. That way you picked him but he still has to chase you. That gives you both what you want. If after you let him know you’re interested and he doesn’t chase you - forget him he didn’t like you. A man that likes you even a little will chase you when you show the slightest interest.
My brother wasn't turned off by his girlfriend's asking him out. However, she asked him out; she didn't proposition him. And they'd known each other for a few months beforehand.
Being asked to go on a date is flattering. Being approached by a stranger who aggressively wants to have sex is... very off-putting.
And women who chase guys to have sex are seen as unattractive. Men are supposed to be easier than that. My guess on why you began to think she was ugly is that you subconsciously thought "why didn't he want to have sex with her? Why did she have to chase him? There must be something wrong with her." and you began to look for flaws.
Being chased or chasing is fine, but if the person of your affection doesn't reciprocate it wouldn't matter anyways.
Some guys lose interest, some guys enjoy being chased, you have to figure it out for yourself and stop relying on random videos that speaks of anecdotal experiences.
No we don't. Ir that girl was rejected them she chased to hard. There is a difference between chasing and being creepy.
Guys love to be chased. We are in the far end of it so often that when it happens we feel amazing. Means we are good enough for a girl to go against social norms and go for us.
so first off, everyone is different. you should rather think about what "type" of guy you want. would that type you want lose interest if you pursue them?
having said that, i think very little guys would actually be deterred by a girl chasing them. i would say if it appears to you as if he's avoiding you, that means he didn't like you to begin with. it's not that you "messed it up" by being explicit about you liking them.
I think that women should be able to talk to men. Most men don't understand the fliring code of women. So opening the conversation is great. But chasing a men... it's as creepy for a women than a men. Women, don't take it personal if a men say no, most of the time it as nothing to do with you. Men are not used to reject politely like you. ;-)
No! But the key is make sure he's interested to begin with. I knew a girl for 2 years, sure i thought she was attractive. But i didn't think we were compatible so i was never going to ask her out. Then she started spending more and more time with me and that hooked me.
Too many women foolishly think chasing makes them look desperate. And yhe truth is guys don't take nearly rhe same attitude towards that that women do.
The ones that are worth chasing don't. And chasing is a dumb term since someone is trying to get away. I lured not chased, except I had several lures in use at one time
Just jumping a guy is strange for him cause it feels like your on hidden camera. Having a little back and forth makes it more interesting and also you can't force a relationship, be chill.
It’s good to show interest but I don’t think anyone likes being chased too hard because it looks desperate.
No, if they have interest in you they will find it attractive. They'll only lose interest if they weren't interested in the first place or if you do so in an awkward/creepy way
I think it's same for men and women. If they seem too clingy or keen it can be off putting... But too far the other way and they will give up on you.
I would actually love it if a woman was direct with me and told me that she wanted to be with me.
I wouldn't be scared off by it as long as she's just confident and truly wants me for me. If it was a stalker situation it would be much different.
Guys lose interest when a woman turns out to be uninteresting.
It’s only about having a life and not waiting anything from anyone.
Nope. I just think women are so fragile they can't handle even a couple experiences of what many guys deal with lots of times. It just shows that mentally she is very fragile.
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