I get what your saying women want men who are in demand by other women and are not thirsty. The thing with me has been I have always made a point of not coming across thirsty/desperate and exhibited being respectful in general for the most part unless I was given a legitimate reason to not be. Anyway, some of the women with whom I had dealings were intrigued, therefore attracted to me because I was not all up in their faces as opposed to many other guys but were quickly turn off by my overall respectful behavior.They would either give me the cold shoulder, or worse, they would attempt to play for a chump despite not doing anything,in my mind, that would warranted this (being the proverbial captain-save-a-hoe).
On the flipside, I noticed other guys,some of whom were in my family, would also not approach women with a thirsty vibe, but they would come at women in what I considered to be a direspectful manner. Calling them bytches and hoes, making sexual comments(not the "I wanna fukk" type of comments but the ones pertaining to their body). And the women would respond postively to these guys most of the time (not only hoodrats but also high class females). It was mind-blowning because I was often taught not to objectify women (value their minds, not their bodies) and approach woman with respect unless the said did woman not deserve it. It was so obvious to the point where I would ask my male relatives for advice on how
approach and be successful with women. Based on their responses, I concluded that the best way and only way to be successful with women is to be outright disrespectful because in their words, "They love it even though they claim otherwise".
I have had a difficult time applying this advise to my dating life because it goes against what I have been raised to genuinely value,which has been overall decency in terms of personal conduct. Also, this has made me quite cynical and feel like If I have
to alter my mindset and behavior in order to be a winner in the dating game, then maybe (just maybe) I should say "fukk IT" as a whole.