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Mon 05/25/09 11:42 PM
I don't think it ought to be a pedagogic creed that all public school teachers are to be instructed to give students advance literature. Why teach them to question things when the majority of them have to serve their functional purpose in our society at large as worker bees (wage slaves)? To me, let nature play it out where some students use their natural curiousity to seek out such subversive books.

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Mon 05/25/09 11:27 PM
Most women are not attracted to a guy going about in a self-deprecation. They want confidence even if you percieve that your flaws are quite noticable.

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Mon 05/25/09 11:19 PM
Edited by Thoughtfulthug on Mon 05/25/09 11:20 PM
The "game" is nothing but a power struggle between two narcissistic egos. Whoever is the victor, has the power to determine the fate of the whole relationship.

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Mon 05/25/09 10:48 PM

i dnt know what an alpha male is but i do know if keep it stright foward from the start you will get what you want..maybe not with every woman but it works time after time..and u dont have to be the bad guy at the end
The distinction between a "alpha-male" and a "pimp" (or a playa) is that the former is simply top of the game and does not have to prove himself to women that he is the boss, and the latter is merely a guy who creates an image of success to weak women who are easily scammed into believing that he is the best man out there for her.

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Mon 05/25/09 10:41 PM

I meant to say that it probably should be at least a good deal of time longer than 6 months, because in the DSM IV, anything up to 6 months is a red flag for poor judgment, in a clinical sense.
You a psychiatrist? Or studying to be one?

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Mon 05/25/09 10:38 PM

yes, some women will know they can't attract the "best" man and will settle for what they can get. But, the "best" men will have their pick.
Isn't it true that the best woman can too have the best pick? It is not like we live in Afganistan where women has no choice.

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Mon 05/25/09 10:34 PM
Edited by Thoughtfulthug on Mon 05/25/09 10:35 PM

At the very least, its best to wait until you have dated someone for almost a year before moving in.
Why be so meticulous about waiting exactly for about 365 days (not including leap years) to take the next step? That number alone does not necessarily mean that you increase the chance of providing favorable results.

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Mon 05/25/09 10:27 PM
Edited by Thoughtfulthug on Mon 05/25/09 10:28 PM

yeah looks matter but i dnt care if ya outfit is worth $900 or 2 pennies as long as you take gd care of your body...personality is a must but a diva(tool for a female trying to relate) attitude i can do without...and that something else is different for each person,something u may loathe about youself can be what makes some one else love u...well thats just my 21 year old theory
I feel you dude. And quite a wise perspective for a old 21 year old.




Can you be absolutely wrong about that? I think you are.

Can you explain how many non-Alpha males succeed in winning the hearts of women? There are a lot of evidences backing that claim, unless you beg to differ?


LOL Do you have eyes? How many Rockstars have women fighting over them? Friggin Mick Jagger is in his 60s and still nails 18 year models. Sports stars are another example. These women know they can't ever hang onto to these men (unless they are really stupid). They just want a single shance to breed with one of them.

I use these example because they are out there for everyone to see. It's no differant for any real leader. Even the night manager at Denny's is sleeping with half the waitresses working for him.
What I am trying to say is that even non-alpha males can find his non-alpha female.

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Mon 05/25/09 10:08 PM

You can walk softly where ever you want, when you have the very big stick.
It commands respect or fear.
Signifies that you are a major player in world politics. At least that's one of the perceptions.
A huge bargaining chip to negotiate with.
That sounds like a militaristic maneuver that can't be won unless actual force has been carried out. I don't think the Iranian regime would do anything to retaliate and ostracize themselves out of favor of the international community. And everybody knows that Iran has been victimized by United States past intermingling into their domestic affairs.

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Mon 05/25/09 10:00 PM

I assume you are asking what women are interested in. The answer is women are interested in alpha males, leaders. This is why so many fall for bad boys. Alphas and bad boys are differant, but also have many thingfs in common on the surface.
Can you be absolutely wrong about that? I think you are.

Can you explain how many non-Alpha males succeed in winning the hearts of women? There are a lot of evidences backing that claim, unless you beg to differ?

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Mon 05/25/09 09:54 PM
Edited by Thoughtfulthug on Mon 05/25/09 09:55 PM


:heart: What has love taught you?:heart:
That its something many have no idea how to feel it.
I disagree. I think it is because some people rest on the idea that love has one narrow definition; and can't think out of the straight-jacket way of thinking that it means one thing.

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Mon 05/25/09 09:50 PM

I just saw an ad about some porn flick that had a Sarah Palin lookalike in it.

So I gotta ask- how come no porno flick with a Nancy Pelosi lookalike? laugh
That is because there is no trannies that is willing to take the offer of that role.

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Mon 05/25/09 09:47 PM

common!!!!!!!!!!!
Is it true you recently had a breakup with a chick and you are now in a internet dating site for you to recuperate your sense of loss and failure to win her over?

That is why I am here:)

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Mon 05/25/09 09:45 PM
Love can be also considered an infatuation. Which to me is a dangerous thing if the feeling is not reciprocated by the person who you worship and hold in high esteem.

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Mon 05/25/09 09:42 PM
Edited by Thoughtfulthug on Mon 05/25/09 09:42 PM
I totally get it! Men act like gentleman as long as they know that if doing so in a gentlemanly manner, would produce desirable results in their favor.

If they act like a jerk, then it is all about how poorly they excute in making the girl have a favorable fixed idea of you being a gentleman.

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Mon 05/25/09 09:30 PM
I think there can exist a gentleman and a jerk at the same time.

It depend on the woman's perspective on how to concieve what it means for a man to be a gentleman or a jerk.

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Mon 05/25/09 09:22 PM
Edited by Thoughtfulthug on Mon 05/25/09 09:27 PM
I don't think it can be one specific thing. Usually a sudden interest in someone rest on the very idea of what attract to you as a person. So it can be relatively varied to whatever particular mode that the person is under before he or she goes out aggressively seeking out someone.


Most of the time it is a chance encounter and all the things you have been specifically targeting for is counterbalanced by the sheer fact that you have been stunned by the person of your interest. Usually preference hasn't been materialized yet till you examine what you had experienced and infer on how you felt about it.

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Mon 05/25/09 08:57 PM
Edited by Thoughtfulthug on Mon 05/25/09 08:58 PM
If he or she ask first and want you to move in, first remember how much money you have before going along with the idea. It can be a blissful experience of sharing and discovering something new in someone that you never known before; but it can also be the true revealer of discovering things that will put the end to the relationship. So a backup plan is a wise idea before you enter their cave.

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Mon 05/25/09 08:37 PM
Edited by Thoughtfulthug on Mon 05/25/09 08:38 PM
Has anyone had a successful contact with a member of this forum, or this site, and then later found him or herself again single?

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Mon 05/25/09 08:34 PM

I think the question is existential... as in "a sense of disorientation and confusion in the face of an apparently meaningless or absurd world"

The best early answers to questions of this type were by a Frenchman, Jean-Paul Sartre
Quite incorrect. Heidegger, who Satre derived his sources on the ontological concept of being, has in fact created Sarte's brand of existentialism.

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