I have been redpill-aware since October 2014, about the same time I started dating again after being single for years with no prospects. It's been a slow and agonizing process, but I've been working through my overly-logical nature, and getting better at talking to women through all the "dates" I've been on. I've also been working out and losing weight, and am down about 85 lbs. Still have a little ways to go, but I'm working on it.

In total, I've been on online first dates with 77 women. Most of which were from Tinder, and went nowhere. (I've kept track of all the dates using my phone's calendar.) But, some of them did go somewhere, only for me to get attached and fuck it up, or find out that they weren't as attached as I was. I've only had one real LTR in my life, and I have to admit that another LTR is what I've been searching for. I'm not against one-night-stands or anything, but my end goal has always been an LTR.

What I want to know, is how you guys are able to move on so easily when you see the signs? How do you keep from forming an emotional attachment with these women once you start seeing them regularly? How did you accept that AWALT, and there are no unicorns? For those of you with parents that have been married forever, how do you go through life knowing that you may never have a relationship like your parents?

I've read the sidebar. I want to know what your experiences are with these issues, and any additional advice you can offer for a guy that just got dumped by yet another Tinder girl to whom I got too attached.