But certainly there are some negatives too. Tbh I think there’s very much positive to be explored by reading the books of Greene. So ignore Robert Greene if you want, but being a Coquette as a woman will net you the world. She moved to mexico to surf, I had no interest in following her as my company is based in the US.īut there has never been another woman who has has such a hold on my heart as her. I didn't even watch porn the entire two years because those women weren't her. I have never dated a woman before or after her that I would dream of constantly. We were together for a little over two years and in that time, I didn't even see other women as viable sexual options.
She was the amalgamation of Greene's "Coquette" and I wanted no one else but her. She was effortlessly stylish, she seemed to exist on an entirely different plane than the rest of the world, as if the rules truly did not apply to her. Then I dated a woman who was always in a mood, most time she was critical and ignored me but every once in a while she would shower me with affection. I've dated women who were nice to me, told me they loved me, were perfectly wonderful human beings.
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