>>11327066>women think they can "trade up" until they get into the George Clooney tierthis is the problem I found with 90% of women I dated in the last decade.
I was always just a stepping stone or a placeholder while they were constantly and actively on the market for the next bigger, better, richer guy to come along. Facebook is a big part of this but online social media in general is just one boig dating app for women
In retrospect. Dating those women, it amounted to this, I was her paying sponsor that would provide funding, transportation, opportunity and personal escort service (me taking her out to a restaurant or bar) to take her out to places so she could showcase her assets in front of other guys
she didn't want to be with me, or be seen with me, she just wanted to be seen, by other potential mates.
I understand, and it doesn't bother me, as long as they aren't playing some game like she pretends to be into me, until some moment when she got another guy on the hook and then suddenly, bam! im out in the cold.
