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Originally Posted by AverageGuy2006
There are women who date guys and make it seem like they are interested in a relationship, when they really aren't. Some date multiple guys at once, and are honest about it, or they aren't honest about it.
In any case, just because it is the woman, and not the man conducting this kind of behavior doesn' mean that they can't have a player label.
Being a player is someone who is not sincere in their actions, etc, regardless of gender.
I don't understand why player HAS to be a male term. I know at least 2 woman players.
And both of them were quite proud of their "ability". God forbid you call them out though, their ego will send them through the roof.
I am curious if the OP's ego is insulted from the player label?
Why doesn't the OP just show their maturity in dealing with a persistant younger guy, and handle the situation as many other posters have suggested?
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Now that I've read some of the responses I've evaluated how being called that affected me. I have always hated that term. So I guess I was offended.....
And I think I handled it well so far.
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Originally Posted by funymann
Ruth4truth I think hit it on the head. He is saying things that make you respond.
That word 'player' means to 'play games.' You could be called 'playgirl' which would be 'pursuiting pleasurable activities.'
You had to have given out your number to him. So now he gets your number and makes a move and now you are pulling back the reins. So to him it seems as though, "here is my number call me." "No wait, I mean, you are too young." "Ok...we'll talk."
You see how that could be registered as that?
I can see you are bent over it because you mentioned "Player" about 3 times in your comments in this thread.
Those are my thoughts.
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I'm a friendly person....I talk to a lot of people. So if I say to someone we can talk, that's what I mean.
And if I mentioned it 3 times it's obviously just that I actually can't stand that label.