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Thu 07/14/11 05:38 PM


Oh, I realize that there are shades of grey. Several, in fact. I'm also not doubting that there are women out there who want abuse. It's sad, but likely true.
Just like I realize that not bending over backwards isn't the same as abuse. I'm just saying that the stereotypical nice guy approach will do you no favors. Unless you want the stereotypical nice girl and who really wants that?
Keep in mind, the stereotypical nice girl never puts out without a ring on her finger.

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Thu 07/14/11 05:35 PM

Oh, I realize that there are shades of grey. Several, in fact. I'm also not doubting that there are women out there who want abuse. It's sad, but likely true.
Just like I realize that not bending over backwards isn't the same as abuse. I'm just saying that the stereotypical nice guy approach will do you no favors. Unless you want the stereotypical nice girl and who really wants that?

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Thu 07/14/11 04:42 PM

It takes all types, no two people are the same. What may be one woman's "style" may not be another's. Taking this into account, there cannot be correct statements made for the general populace such as "all women prefer [blank]." I have known dominant women, I have known submissive women. Women who truly prefer jack-a**es and women who prefer someone chivalrous. This is why it's so important to actually listen, even if it's not face to face.

That, and it doesn't help to know the type you're looking for. If you're a guy looking for a women who is more caring, then don't waste time on girls who want you to treat them like crap.
You have a right to your own view of humanity, however simplistic. I just think it applies to the real world. It's not that I don't listen, it's just that I realize few women are even honest with themselves about what they really want. I want a caring person, I just don't want to feel suffocated. Most women probably feel the same way. The problem is thinking that someone is either a jack*** or chivalrous. There are many magnificent shades of grey in between.

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Thu 07/14/11 04:14 PM


I can truly say that women don't really give nice guys the time of day though. I can be nice and get treated like dirt. It's only when I behave like less than a gentleman, that women appreciate any kindness I offer.
Im a female and unfortunately this comment is pretty much on the mark with general population. Sorry to say chickys but whether u wanna admit it or not..fact of matter is majority of women want a man thats dominant and u dont get a dominant nice man. There just no such thing!!Woman that r with a "nice male" generally end up cheating or leaving sooner than when they r with an AHOLE.sorry but true :)
Thank you. I was brought up to be a gentleman, I just quickly learned that most women want to feel like a predator is hunting them.

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Thu 07/14/11 03:54 PM
No more off topic discussions please. Let's try to remain focused on unconventional ways to impress women.

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Thu 07/14/11 03:52 PM

Are you claiming to truly know my mind? How sexist!

I'm sorry, but how is making an assumption of your personality and preference based on statements you've made and likely elements from your profile sexist?
I don't know. Maybe the same way people could find anything I've said to be offensive.

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Thu 07/14/11 03:41 PM

I agree that women are lucky that sex is a huge motivation for men to do things for them. Without sex driving us, women would have to buy men drinks.
If any women want to prove me wrong, buy me drinks all night.

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Thu 07/14/11 03:37 PM
I agree that women are lucky that sex is a huge motivation for men to do things for them. Without sex driving us, women would have to buy men drinks.

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Thu 07/14/11 02:57 PM








I just think the stereotypical nice guy is a pushover who would never stand up to a woman. People ,for the most part, don't respect that. I don't let anyone walk all over me, but if you ask any of my friends, women included, they'll tell you I have a heart of gold. However, me and my friends thinking I'm a nice guy doesn't mean anything. The term nice guy is just a term used to limit men to the definition set by women, and I will have no part in that.


Exactly. So who told you nice=pushover. I think you solved your own misconception.
The long line of women who thought they could get away with abusing my kindness led me to believe that most women really think nice=pushover.


Thats not 'women dont like nice guys', thats 'you have experience with abusive women looking for pushovers'. Nice does not equal pushover ol' bean.

No, it's more like, women don't respect nice guys.

since I am one, I can assure you that you are mistaken. I know what I respect and what I do not.
I'm sure you're more mature than the typical women I've had experience with. If you ask a woman in her 20's if she would rather have a nice guy or jerk and she answered honestly, 95% would say jerk.


Its your choice to be with the women sporting the qualities you describe. I have never found it complimentary when men dis women then say that I am the exception. If you truly knew the mind of these women in their 20's, you would be with one.
I'm not dissing women, just pointing out an inconsistency. And who say's I don't still possess the affections of many women in their 20's. That's why I'll never be a one woman guy. Are you claiming to truly know my mind? How sexist!

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Thu 07/14/11 02:12 PM






I just think the stereotypical nice guy is a pushover who would never stand up to a woman. People ,for the most part, don't respect that. I don't let anyone walk all over me, but if you ask any of my friends, women included, they'll tell you I have a heart of gold. However, me and my friends thinking I'm a nice guy doesn't mean anything. The term nice guy is just a term used to limit men to the definition set by women, and I will have no part in that.


Exactly. So who told you nice=pushover. I think you solved your own misconception.
The long line of women who thought they could get away with abusing my kindness led me to believe that most women really think nice=pushover.


Thats not 'women dont like nice guys', thats 'you have experience with abusive women looking for pushovers'. Nice does not equal pushover ol' bean.

No, it's more like, women don't respect nice guys.

since I am one, I can assure you that you are mistaken. I know what I respect and what I do not.
I'm sure you're more mature than the typical women I've had experience with. If you ask a woman in her 20's if she would rather have a nice guy or jerk and she answered honestly, 95% would say jerk.

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Thu 07/14/11 02:04 PM




I just think the stereotypical nice guy is a pushover who would never stand up to a woman. People ,for the most part, don't respect that. I don't let anyone walk all over me, but if you ask any of my friends, women included, they'll tell you I have a heart of gold. However, me and my friends thinking I'm a nice guy doesn't mean anything. The term nice guy is just a term used to limit men to the definition set by women, and I will have no part in that.


Exactly. So who told you nice=pushover. I think you solved your own misconception.
The long line of women who thought they could get away with abusing my kindness led me to believe that most women really think nice=pushover.


Thats not 'women dont like nice guys', thats 'you have experience with abusive women looking for pushovers'. Nice does not equal pushover ol' bean.

No, it's more like, women don't respect nice guys.

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Thu 07/14/11 02:00 PM



Hmm.. I can appreciate sarcasm and satire, but I find that simply listening works wonders.

Now if only I could do something about my damnable memory :/
Women aren't known for always saying what they think. Human beings for that matter seem to be hung up on being politically correct.


Men arent known for saying anything about their thoughts. I dont think folks are 'hung up' on pc. I think they just dont want to offend people. Praps that is not always useful, however.

I'm not saying that men are in anyway superior to women. We each have our own faults and peculiarities, to pretend we didn't would be detrimental.

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Thu 07/14/11 01:52 PM


I just think the stereotypical nice guy is a pushover who would never stand up to a woman. People ,for the most part, don't respect that. I don't let anyone walk all over me, but if you ask any of my friends, women included, they'll tell you I have a heart of gold. However, me and my friends thinking I'm a nice guy doesn't mean anything. The term nice guy is just a term used to limit men to the definition set by women, and I will have no part in that.


Exactly. So who told you nice=pushover. I think you solved your own misconception.
The long line of women who thought they could get away with abusing my kindness led me to believe that most women really think nice=pushover.

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Thu 07/14/11 01:44 PM
A lot of times when a surgeon wants to put a stint in a arterie around the heart, they go in around the groin. I usually respond well when someone I'm interested in shows interest in my groin.

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Thu 07/14/11 01:37 PM

Hmm.. I can appreciate sarcasm and satire, but I find that simply listening works wonders.

Now if only I could do something about my damnable memory :/
Women aren't known for always saying what they think. Human beings for that matter seem to be hung up on being politically correct.

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Thu 07/14/11 01:32 PM



I can truly say that women don't really give nice guys the time of day though. I can be nice and get treated like dirt. It's only when I behave like less than a gentleman, that women appreciate any kindness I offer.


I think I can promise you that your perception of nice and the typical womans perception of nice are askew.
enlighten me.
I just think the stereotypical nice guy is a pushover who would never stand up to a woman. People ,for the most part, don't respect that. I don't let anyone walk all over me, but if you ask any of my friends, women included, they'll tell you I have a heart of gold. However, me and my friends thinking I'm a nice guy doesn't mean anything. The term nice guy is just a term used to limit men to the definition set by women, and I will have no part in that.

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Thu 07/14/11 01:18 PM


I can truly say that women don't really give nice guys the time of day though. I can be nice and get treated like dirt. It's only when I behave like less than a gentleman, that women appreciate any kindness I offer.


I think I can promise you that your perception of nice and the typical womans perception of nice are askew.
enlighten me.

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Thu 07/14/11 01:06 PM
Do you think I'm a bad person because I want to bite you and pull your hair?

Before anyone knocks that one, I came up with it myself and it has a pretty high success rate.

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Thu 07/14/11 12:53 PM
I can truly say that women don't really give nice guys the time of day though. I can be nice and get treated like dirt. It's only when I behave like less than a gentleman, that women appreciate any kindness I offer.

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Thu 07/14/11 12:46 PM

So, you're happy there?
At the ends of the earth with the cheater?
Way to go.

My comments are purely satire, meant to create a hyperbole. I tried to get rid of a woman like that once, however, and she just got more sprung. If a woman cared about me enough to throw a little pitynook towards one of my friends who was in a bad place just for me, I probably wouldn't consider her to be a cheater; but in all fairness, I haven't always been known as a one woman guy.

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