I’m totally guessing, but some guys are introverts and simply aren’t expressive, or even talkative around women. Being unsuccessful with women can have a debilitating affect on a mans confidence and social development as a kid. I’ve known a lot of guys like that growing up. Guys who didn’t get dates (or had standards and wouldn’t settle for what was available to them) they were forced to find other ways to fill their time. They played video games, played D&D, collected comic books etc. Great people, good friends, but have no idea how to behave around beautiful women.
Obviously their lack of social skills affects their ability to have any kind of intimacy, or relationships, which is probably the reason these kinds of men are hobbyists. They simply don’t have any experience and are in an unfamiliar environment when alone with you. Guys like that are very talkative when in an environment they feel comfortable in, but socially, in large groups or in an intimate setting with a woman, they can be uncomfortable and feel out of their element. They are the exact opposite of successful guys who are married in how they behave around women and often why they’re with you.
I also lack social skills and had never been successful attracting women growing up. I’ve noticed my lack of relationship experience (and life experiences for that matter) at my age torpedoes any possible connection between me and women my age. Never been married, no kids, not dating...since women focus on family, love and making connections, but talking to me about those things (that are conversation starters for 90% of people our age) I got nothing to lob back in a conversation, so I often say nothing at all. However, change the subject to something else I can talk about, and I’m actually confident, talkative and expressive. I won’t stop talking lol. I love talking about building my business, boats/boating, travel etc.
I see your posts and that you have a great sense of humor. You seem to be light hearted and fun. I imagine that’s why these specific type of socially awkward guys who appear to display a low energy and are introverted enjoyed ‘your’ company. I think in a way they hook up an emotional hose to you and syphon the energy from you if that makes sense? Again I’m totally guessing, but since guys that don’t get a lot of play are often misunderstood by both men and women who don’t have any problems getting their needs met, I thought I’d share that perspective.
Posted By: DateswithLexi
I know sometimes chemistry just isn't there with a client, but I still try to give the best experience I can. I've wondered sometimes, though, if my presence was even needed. They could have gotten the same experience with a rubber doll. While I know it sometimes happens, I feel sad that maybe the client hasn't had the experience they were looking for. Then I'll hear from another gal that the client just raved about the experience I thought was a total mis-connect.
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Gents: have you had this feeling? Gals?