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The difference I don't understand is why (some) men talk about "the Zone" like it's a conscious decision to "put" a man there. I can't recall that I've heard women doing the same. Men certainly decide every day that they don't find certain women attractive. It works both ways.
It's because women tend to like keeping around guys they're not attracted to as "friends" for the attention, help, looking popular, and a myriad of other reasons. Men simply don't see the point of that and don't do it usually.
It's because women tend to like keeping around guys they're not attracted to as "friends" for the attention, help, looking popular, and a myriad of other reasons. Men simply don't see the point of that and don't do it usually.
It's because women tend to like keeping around guys they're not attracted to as "friends" for the attention, help, looking popular, and a myriad of other reasons. Men simply don't see the point of that and don't do it usually.
As a male who's been there, done that, you're absolutely right! There's no point to it because you get NOTHING in return
I'm fairly certain that they were rejected plenty of times before they became popular.
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