Are alpha men a dying breed? (Asians, college, ugly, cities)
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you know that' means, that "i will be having sex with someone else"
This is just something men who don't succeed with women tell themselves in order to feel better. I guess it's easier to criticize women and say they just don't like nice men than to actually have to look inward and see if they're doing or saying something that might be turning these women off.
This is just something men who don't succeed with women tell themselves in order to feel better. I guess it's easier to criticize women and say they just don't like nice men than to actually have to look inward and see if they're doing or saying something that might be turning these women off.
OH please, ask any woman, if she describes a guy as "he's nice" and basically limits it to that, it means she (and probably everyone she knows) would have zero interest in him.
I was talking to some chick once and she was describing this one guy and said "he's nice" in this really weird voice, and I asked "he's that bad?" and she nodded..
That's what they do. You can deny it.
If she said "oh, he's a really great guy, blah blah" then she probably means it. But when they say "he's nice" it means that they would rather be with a social killer who rapes children than be with him.
This is just something men who don't succeed with women tell themselves in order to feel better. I guess it's easier to criticize women and say they just don't like nice men than to actually have to look inward and see if they're doing or saying something that might be turning these women off.
Denny, who wants to look inward and say, wow I'm an azz!
Some guys need to trash women, because they aren't getting laid. Look at a women with an unattractive guy and say, how did he get her. Dude, he's not you. That's how.
OH please, ask any woman, if she describes a guy as "he's nice" and basically limits it to that, it means she (and probably everyone she knows) would have zero interest in him.
I was talking to some chick once and she was describing this one guy and said "he's nice" in this really weird voice, and I asked "he's that bad?" and she nodded..
That's what they do. You can deny it.
If she said "oh, he's a really great guy, blah blah" then she probably means it. But when they say "he's nice" it means that they would rather be with a social killer who rapes children than be with him.
Your broad assumptions are legion and erroneous and your misogyny shines through brilliantly when you refer to a woman as "some chick". You poor thing.
OH please, ask any woman, if she describes a guy as "he's nice" and basically limits it to that, it means she (and probably everyone she knows) would have zero interest in him.
I was talking to some chick once and she was describing this one guy and said "he's nice" in this really weird voice, and I asked "he's that bad?" and she nodded..
That's what they do. You can deny it.
If she said "oh, he's a really great guy, blah blah" then she probably means it. But when they say "he's nice" it means that they would rather be with a social killer who rapes children than be with him.
First of all, as your post just illustrated, HOW she says it makes a huge difference. Second, even if we assume you're right and that "he's nice" is just a way of saying she's not interested, the problem is that guys are using that as a crutch. I see this all the time on this forum. Guys complain how they got put into the "just friends" category because they were too nice. Maybe the real problem isn't that they were too nice or too boring, but just that they weren't right for her. But it seems like a lot of these so-called nice guys can't accept that the majority of women might not be attracted to them. And it has nothing to do with them not being a bad boy or a jerk. All I see in the threads these guys start is excuses. Oh boo hoo. She doesn't like me because I'm not a bad boy, because I'm not a jerk, etc. You know what all those excuses have in common? It blames the women for their preferences and implies there's something wrong with them for passing up the "nice" guy. In other words, she's messed in the head and there's nothing wrong with me.
I haven't had the best track record with women either. But one thing I was never afraid to do was to take an honest look at myself and see if there was something I was doing or saying that might be turning people off. And if I couldn't think of anything, I'd still ask myself if I was just pursuing the wrong women. Maybe those women knew immediately that they weren't right for me. If that's true, then they did me a favor.
Your broad assumptions are legion and erroneous and your misogyny shines through brilliantly when you refer to a woman as "some chick". You poor thing.
STT, don't steal my line. I want to pity him.
Poor poor beta!
All these loose women and you can't get some. Dude you need some reassessing. Some couch work maybe. Just sayin.
OH please, ask any woman, if she describes a guy as "he's nice" and basically limits it to that, it means she (and probably everyone she knows) would have zero interest in him.
I was talking to some chick once and she was describing this one guy and said "he's nice" in this really weird voice, and I asked "he's that bad?" and she nodded..
That's what they do. You can deny it.
If she said "oh, he's a really great guy, blah blah" then she probably means it. But when they say "he's nice" it means that they would rather be with a social killer who rapes children than be with him.
Correction on your last sentence, than rather be with YOU, dude.
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