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 Men Pursue Women vs. Women Pursue Men, the differences

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quebix
post Feb 28 2025, 09:22 AM

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point of view from a "shy" guy here.

im an attractive guy, albeit a shy one.
so for many women, who usually is approached by guys easily, when it comes to me, they dont have the normal reaction.
they start thinking why their charms doesnt work on me?
they start feeling im hard to get, im a challenge. i become more and more interesting and attractive to them.

my experiences are, they are gonna start being aggressive, especially those beautiful ones.
i give 10 real life examples (with a few different girls)
1) putting on the song "Kiss Me" in the car while saying she wanted to kiss me ever since the first date
2) asking which bed/mattress to get because we are gonna "use" it together
3) when i wondered how does a person with tongue piercing kiss, offers to give me a French kiss
4) Asking me to go vacation with her, just the 2 of us ( she even has a boyfriend )
5) Asking me to contact her partner thru a website because the partner is looking for a threesome with a stranger. i cant tell her partner i know her.
6) Gave hints about how nice to stay at this hotel nearby. How she wants to try staying. when i didnt do anything (like get a room there) she leaned over and whispered, "if u dont have money for the hotel, i will pay for us". She did.
7) when in a room together, suddenly feels hot and take off clothes (it is airconditioned, i felt cold actually)
8) when in a room together, instead of going to a more private area to wipe herself with a wet towel (it was in summer) she purposely wipe herself while revealing her sexy body to me. happened in a staff rest room.
9) when going to toilet to "freshen up" purposely go on top of me (cowgirl style) to get to the other side of the bed. she can easily get down on her side of the bed.
10) telling her other friends that she really really likes me when im like standing nearby and obviously can hear what she says.

well, these are my real life experiences. u guys wanna belip or not, i dont care. just sharing, if it can help someone out there.

i dont purposely "jual mahal" or hard to get, but im easily embarassed when put in these situations.
im a shy guy.
when another guy would have "ngappp!" and seal the deal, i would be shy and embarrassed, prompting the girl to tease, seduce me instead.

so what i can say is, given the "chance", even girls can make the first move / pursue first.
usually men pursue first because they took the chance or create the chance.



quebix
post Mar 3 2025, 04:33 PM

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QUOTE(Ralna @ Feb 28 2025, 04:24 PM)
Thanks for sharing your experience. Interesting and... amusing! You must be quite a catch, huh? LOL.

Just curious... so you just remained shy and didn't reciprocate? Didn't accept their advances?

Next question... why are you shy ah? Is it because you're not used to talking to girls, or feel too good to be true, or feel kamchiong, or you like the girls? haha

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You remind me of my analyst admirer... attractive, pursued by many girls, but shy. He pursued me first but he was so shy and nervous after that. After so many months apart, he still likes me and confesses his feelings through songs, but he doesn't wanna message with me. However, if I message him, he'll read quickly. Whatever I post online for him, he'll be sleepless after that. LOL. So cute.

I think he wants me to make some moves but I'm not sure if I should. It's his first time falling in love and he doesn't have any experience in dating.

Please advise me what to do. Your perspective as a shy guy will help me understand him better.  biggrin.gif
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Just like u said somewhere in this thread....this makes the girl feel kinda cheap, easy, desperate, and lose the attractiveness to me.
for me, i can only make love, not sex. no feeling, cant get hard. so when im turned off by their desperate advances, i dont have the feeling anymore.

Me, shy? its just how i am. its in my nature.
there was this one stewardess who confessed to me, one of the reason she likes me is because even though she wear so sexy, i dont even look or ogle her.
she got stared and ogles all the time in the plane, wearing tight kebaya. for me? im just embarrassed to look. and if i accidentally saw, ill blush and she thinks this as attractive.

But i also learned that i can use my shyness to get girls. So, sometimes i purposely show that im shy instead of hiding it. So, dont think your analyst guy is all that innocent! he might be exploiting his shyness to get you. lol.

advise for you? down below:



QUOTE(Ralna @ Mar 2 2025, 01:48 AM)
Reflecting further on quebix's experience.

Come to think of it, I don't do any of these to any men. Too easy, too low-class, and too desperate. Cringe.  puke.gif

I have better skills than this. I'll share my approach:

Approach 1: My former biz/life coach

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Approach 2: The analyst guy

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Just sharing so you can learn from the dynamics of how a man and woman can pursue and court each other in a refined, thoughtful, and meaningful manner.

This is the kind of classic, slow-burn romance we need more of in today’s sex-obsessed society, where love and relationships are often sought like fast food and easily discarded once the initial infatuation fades.

Quoting Nat King Cole's famous lyrics from "When I Fall In Love":

"In a restless world like this is, love is ended before it's begun, and too many moonlight kisses seem to cool in the warmth of the sun."

What is fast, burns out.
What is slow, lasts.
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advise:
the examples i given might sound like the girls were desperate and cheap, and yes they are. but yeah, i also have pursuers that have more class and tries to win my heart instead of my body, just like how you are doing with your analyst guy.
give cards, do sweet things, sing songs, make a song for me, knit things for me, etc etc.
you might have more class in pursuing your man, but then again, you are still "pursuing" him.

it might not be cheap/whorish, but then again, your attempts to win his heart might also be seen as desperate.
music video, emojis, cards, special album, poems, songs etc. be careful not to do too much.
it has to be just the right amount and then wait for him to reciprocate and wanting more.
your already strike the ball, and now the ball is in his court, dont keep striking the ball to him. wait for his return. if not, you will end up doing all these because he lost interest.

maybe so far he can last this long because he really really like you, but if you keep this up, he might get bored.

it is not a game, but there should be some "hard to get" from both sides. he pull you push, you also need to pull sometimes and he learns how to push.


i really feel similar to the analyst guy.
anyway, im happily married now, have a kid now. what i shared is based on my experience. hope it helps you.


quebix
post Mar 4 2025, 01:22 PM

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QUOTE(Ralna @ Mar 3 2025, 08:10 PM)
Thanks for your detailed reply. smile.gif

Here's the full context behind my current actions, just so you're aware:

Back in September 2024, he pursued me first, initiated dates, but repeatedly cancelled them. His inconsistent behaviour left me feeling confused.

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So, I decided to step back and give him the space to figure out his thoughts and emotions. Meanwhile, I went on dates with 10 other men—there were many who showed interest in me, and I decided to give each one a chance for three reasons: I wanted to feel desired again, I didn't want to close off my heart, and I wanted to remain open to new possibilities.

He was aware of these encounters because I openly shared my experiences on Facebook. I wrote about each pursuit and date—how I felt, what I learned about myself, and what I was looking for in my next relationship. My posts became a mix of personal introspection and an education for others who followed my journey. I shared my thoughts and insights on love and romance after becoming single again.

It was a form of inner healing for me, especially after ending an eight-year relationship and engagement that had left me heartbroken. Many of my friends, who had also gone through breakups or divorces, connected with my writing. They reached out privately to tell me how much comfort they found in my reflections, often drawing parallels with their own experiences.

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For five months, I didn’t speak to him at all. I put him aside because his actions, though unintentional, hurt me.

So, when he saw me meeting one man after another, I imagine he must have felt a mix of regret, jealousy, and uncertainty.

However, I believe my writing gave him clarity, as he understood exactly what I was looking for in my next partner. I was very clear about my expectations, detailing what I wanted from a future relationship and what I would offer in return.

He began signalling his interest again in December 2024, but I only started reciprocating in February 2025 (last month). He made another move, and I responded once more. The romantic gestures I made (listed in Approach 2) came after his five months of waiting in silence and loneliness, and they seem to have brought him a sense of comfort and reassurance.

Months of drought, and finally, some rain for three weeks. LOL.

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Given the context, I don't think my moves were desperate at all. This is something he’s craved badly.

I told him this is the first time I’ve ever courted a man like this. I’ve never done it for anyone else (fact!). If he’s smart, he’ll value it. Just because I’m making a few romantic moves doesn’t mean I’m lowering my worth. I’m simply reciprocating his signals and showing him a little extra affection. It’s a delicate dance between us. blush.gif

With that said, I still prefer men to pursue or at least signal interest to women first. Personally, I have never taken the first step to pursue any man because I just can't. I'm so used to being pursued by men rather than the other way around. Hence, it feels incredibly difficult and awkward for me to pursue boldly and openly (like those ladies Quebix met). At best, I can only hint at some interest (like in Approach 1) and reciprocate (like in Approach 2).
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thanks for sharing.
i believe everybody has their level of tolerance before an action is considered desperate.
so to different person, different levels.
you know him better, i cant advise on the "dosage".

in the end, love doesnt mean that you'll be together. just be grateful that you can experience it.

all da best, and i wish things go your way soon!




 

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