When A Woman Has Chosen YOU

Key takeaways: when a woman “chooses you” (i.e., you’re her top option)

• “Number one choice” is shown by flexibility and cooperation. If she consistently cooperates with you—allowing you to turn the connection on/off and set the pace—you’re positioned as her top option. If she’s only available on her terms (or won’t cooperate), you’re likely not top choice.

• You can’t control whether you’re elected (chosen), but you can control what role you accept. The “game” is refusing roles that keep you stuck in uncertainty.

The dating “three evolving characters” (roles men get placed into)

Guy #1 (Chosen guy / top option)

• She is more aligned with your timing and boundaries.
• You have the leverage to create stability (and also brief distance) because she prioritizes you.

Guy #2 (The pursuer / “choosing” her, but she doesn’t truly choose him)

• He tries to meet her needs and be available, but can’t reliably turn it on/off.
• Creates a trap: he grows attached after choice-signals, then she becomes hot/cold.
• His “wins” tend to be temporary because her real first option is elsewhere.

Guy #3 (“Walmart version” of Guy #1 / used as an alternative)

• He looks similar to what she likes, but lacks the “X-factor.”
• She coordinates with him only when it suits her.
• He believes he’s alpha/stallion, but is effectively a backup or toy—not seriously prioritized long-term.

Why most guys end up in #2 or #3 (and how it hurts you)

• Low self-esteem / low understanding of the dynamic leads to chasing after choice-signals.
• This can produce:
  • attachment from perceived opportunity
  • a chasing/retreat loop
  • never fully securing a stable relationship because you were never her first option

Practical “control” advice (how the chosen-guy behaves)

• Turn the connection on and off to test and maintain your value:

  • Don’t treat early dating as an automatic “she’s the one.”
  • Take space occasionally (e.g., pause contact for a couple weeks) and observe whether she returns and cooperates.

• Move at a steady pace that matches your standards, not constant pursuit. The chosen-guy approach is presented as: you can take your time, and she adapts.

“Sexual market value” feedback method (using your age group)

• Get real feedback from women your own age (same life stage/trends/events), not younger or much older.
• Proposed indicator:
  • If women your age avoid you in social spaces (e.g., at the gym), it suggests low sexual market value.
  • If they seek you out / smile and initiate conversation, it suggests high sexual market value and you may be eligible to be a top choice.

Important clarification from the speaker: Dating younger women successfully doesn’t necessarily mean you’re top choice—it may just mean you’re eligible or a secondary option.

Presenters/Sources

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