So, it relates to this video you made about a year ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_hwwZpCiLI .
The specific context for me was, at the time, I entered what you defined as "the point of no return" in this video i.e. girl back at my place, on my bed, making out but when I tried to escalate she grabbed my hand and wouldn't let me go there. There had been a whole build-up before this where a 3-4 week long interaction had been extremely sexual only for her to show LMR on the day of the date and make it clear it wasn't going down. After saying that I hadn't go that impression from the conversation, I simply rationally validated it, told her there was no pressure and we'd just see how the chemistry was...
Anyway, when I posted this - having seen your video - I was sure that I was experiencing backward rationalization because she pulled back, her response times fell off a cliff from several per day to a pretty deliberate once a day thing over the holiday period and the actual conversations went from sexual and high-energy to pretty boring, mundane, logical friendzoney stuff. So the question I was asking above that you're confused by was - is there a way to manage/deal with backward rationalization after having hit the point of no return to get things back on track or are you basically fucked when she does this?
However...
The circumstances and therefore, in a sense, the question has changed since I posted this thread. I'll stop short of posting that to avoid further confusion, but I'm very keen to get your advice on how to deal with where I'm currently at with things having actually panned out a lot more positively than I was expecting since, but for now...as you asked, I just wanted to clarify my question seeing as you asked and in case anybody else would find the answer helpful.
