MISTAKE #5: Sharing
“How You Feel” Too Early In
The Relationship With Her
Another huge and unfortunate mistake that most men make with women is sharing how they “feel” too early on.
Attractive women are rare.
And they get a LOT of attention from men.
Most men don’t realize this, but attractive women are being approached in one way or another ALL THE TIME.
An attractive woman is often approached several times a DAY by men who are interested. This translate into dozens of times per week, and often HUNDREDS of times per month.
And guess what?
Attractive women have usually dated a LOT of men.
That’s right. They have EXPERIENCE.
They know what to expect.
And one thing that turns an attractive women off and sends her running away faster than just about anything is a guy who starts saying “You know, I really, REALLY like you” after one or two dates.
This signals to the woman that you’re just like all the other guys who fall for her too fast… and can’t control themselves.
Don’t do it. Lean back. Relax.
There’s a much better way…
socalsinglegal
The PlayBook 4 Men 
I will add that most women can tell if you are into her and it is not necessary to profess how into her you are on the first or second date. Why not just let things progress naturally, and keep let the feelings continue to grow if they are going to? Some women will keep their feelings in check until they are sure how they are feeling. In my experience, I have learned to run for the hills when a man tells me I am the woman he has been searching for all his life,on the second or third date. It is amazing how often AND how many women hear that! My advice? Don’t profess your undying love until you have developed a mutually strong connection, otherwise she will not believe you and she will most likely not continue to see you if she feels that you are moving too quickly.
i think it ok, if not good, to tell a girl “You know, I really, REALLY like you” after two – three dates. It’s just say you like her, nothing more. And of course you do, or you wouldn’t be on the 3rd date.