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The question wasn't "why don't men pursue men anymore?".
Because they learned their lesson in the 9th grade!LMAO............. Now are going to act decent now? I might even help you straighten yourself up and get off the booze. I can't help with the DUI's though. You could have killed someone?
Because they learned their lesson in the 9th grade!LMAO............. Now are going to act decent now? I might even help you straighten yourself up and get off the booze. I can't help with the DUI's though. You could have killed someone?
This guy that I have known since school. He sweet talked a girl I was interested in and somehow convinced her into thinking he was the better man. He had great pick-up lines BTW. He then thought he would discourage me away by starting a fight with me on the school bus. He lost! It didn't matter and she still ended up with him.He then ended up marring her and divorcing her with 2 kids. She tried to get me to take her in when she came to her senses. You had your chance and blew it. Now you have a deadbeat ex that is one of the town drunks. What comes around goes around.
By the time a man is in his 40s, his attitude is "who needs this?"
There you go....the answer that took 22 pages. This is why men don't pursue!
Yep. That's it in a nutshell. I suspect the over 40 set had similar issues when we were younger. I know I didn't pay attention or care about their problems when I was in my 20s.
The truth is both men and women have changed over the years. How can we not? The world doesn't stop for us. Our priorities change with our experiences. Think of it this way. Men or women can be confident enough to enjoy pursuing or being pursued. If you don't feel like pursuing, don't.
BTW: I'm in my mid 50s, but can remember being asked out by girls when in my 20s. Even then it wasn't necasarily a turn off. If she was confident and wasn't desparate it could be good. That seems to sum up what I've seen from some of the women about being asked out by men in this thread.
To be honest, I haven't asked a woman out or exchanged phone numbers in a long time. But the last time I just asked to exchange numbers with mine in hand. This has been an interesting thread.
Ahhh...the fruits of equality and the single parenthood culture. Poor mating choices and the subsequent lack of male role models has begotten us a nation of men who dont know how to take initiative, or just dont know that they are supposed to. Progress indeed.
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Now are going to act decent now? I might even help you straighten yourself up and get off the booze.
He had great pick-up lines BTW.
He then thought he would discourage me away by starting a fight with me on the school bus. He lost!
You had your chance and blew it. Now you have a deadbeat ex that is one of the town drunks.
