There's this girl I like, and she's being pretty receptive towards my advances; problem is, she has a bf.
How do I dodge this predicament effectively and score regardless?
Either hang yourself or let her boyfriend shoot you both. Good luck senpai
Either ignore her, move on and find your own girl or become a beta orbiter and patiently wait for them to break up all the while you could be actually living a life.
She already sends me pics and flirts with me openly, I don't need advice on HOW to pull.
I just wanna know which deflection works best.
> I have a bf
>-"me too"
>-"well they say sharing is caring"
>>18540645
I don't care for your dicklet opinion on the matter, thank you.
>>18540743
As long as you're not looking to be with her in a serious fashion, it looks like you're all set up anyway.
>>18540746
Thanks, I thought as much. I'm just a bit inexperiencd in tackling the >I have a bf shit test
>>18540756
I'm not talking out of experience, but I assume there are two options:
- the taboo of 'cheating' turns her on, in which case you should capitalize on that ("This is wrong but that's what makes it interesting ;)")
- she's genuinely more attracted to you as a person than to him, in which case you should put the focus on that and act like there is no bf whatsoever.
From what you posted, my gut's saying option A. I still think you're a piece of shit btw, but I don't discriminate when giving /adv/.
>>18540766
Yeah she hasn't mentioned him at all yet. I'm waiting for that hurdle still.
Also, it's not my fault women are trashy like that, I just like to capitalize on it.
[spoiler]I got cucked too[/spoiler]
If she cheated with you she will cheat on you. So assuming you just want a fb then just get in there but if you want something serious look elsewhere.
>>18540799
I'm only interested in sex.
>>18540743
If you're already getting pics and shit, and she then brings up her bf, you can just tell her straight up that she clearly doesn't give a shit about having one considering what you've already seen
They may not have an exclusive relationship.