Topic: Is competition really a good thing? | |
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Okay i have always heard that men like competition. Is that really true? I mean REALLY?
I know the thrill of the chase and so on. But, say you have already dated, you stop seeing each other (his call, only thing he will say is that "it just was not meant to be" ?) and then everytime you see him he is watching you, you can tell he is jealous. He tries to make you jealous. He is the one who ended it remember. wtf? why is he jealous if he is the one who ended it? If the girl flirts with other men (okay on purpose) is that going to make him compete for her or is it doing irrepairable damage? |
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Better question, why does it matter? I'm not competitive, so that makes %0.0000001 of the population of men. Again, who cares?
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i am. competition isnt bad, its people who make it bad
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to add to it, make someone work in a realtionship, otherwise it is taken for granted, 50/50 effort, like fixing a house, much more gratification in the end product.
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competition in sports, yes. relationships no. it's supposed to be about compatability, not who can win a prize. that makes the person an object.......and i would object, lol.
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If he broke it off with her, why would he care who she talked to, sit with, danced with? and why try to make her jealous?
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If a woman is trying to make me jealous, I just find another girl. However, I have found that often a woman doesn't know she's attracted to a me until she feels a little jealous.
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Its a competition thing. He doesnt want you but he doesnt want anyone else to have you. I went through this with myself in my 20's....until I took a look at what I was doing and why.
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I for one have never been one for competition, as there's just too much bull-honkey to have to deal with, and that goes double for the whole dating thing. I'd rather just get done what I need to get done and get it all over and done with.
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If he broke it off with her, why would he care who she talked to, sit with, danced with? and why try to make her jealous? Because, some people think that they have such boring lives, they create undue Drama to make their life more interesting... Instead they should learn to be happy with what they have. |
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What did you discover about yourself Gypsy?
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What did you discover about yourself Gypsy? |
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Okay i have always heard that men like competition. Is that really true? I mean REALLY? I know the thrill of the chase and so on. But, say you have already dated, you stop seeing each other (his call, only thing he will say is that "it just was not meant to be" ?) and then everytime you see him he is watching you, you can tell he is jealous. He tries to make you jealous. He is the one who ended it remember. wtf? why is he jealous if he is the one who ended it? If the girl flirts with other men (okay on purpose) is that going to make him compete for her or is it doing irrepairable damage? Hes an immature goofball, dont play his childish game. |
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competition in sports, yes. relationships no. it's supposed to be about compatability, not who can win a prize. that makes the person an object.......and i would object, lol. I whoe heartedly agree! |
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to add to it, make someone work in a realtionship, otherwise it is taken for granted, 50/50 effort, like fixing a house, much more gratification in the end product. Relationships don't work in a 50/50 enviroment, it must be 100/100 for it to work, otherwise they are only half trying. |
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Edited by
quiet_2008
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Tue 06/09/09 02:54 AM
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I don't do competition
I dont have time to play games. If a woman want me to compete for her then shes better off with someone else but if it's my girl and some guy thinks he can woo her away then he's setting himself up for a broken nose. I'm from Texas and we haven't learned all that non-violent sensitivity crap yet |
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Competition? HA! Who could compete with me? Nah, seriously...
If I have to compete with other men to win someone's affection, then she's probably not the one for me. Either she likes me, or she doesn't like me enough to pick me and only me. I feel that I stand out enough without having to try. I'll compete for the highest game of bowling or the highest video game score or for checkmate on a chess board, but for a woman - no. If there are other candidates in the field and she wants to make a game out of seeing which guy will jump through her hoops, then let the guys go jumping. I will congradulate the winner and wish him luck making it through the rest of the hoops she's going to throw at him through the relationship. I can find someone who doesn't want me to jump through hoops to win her affection. |
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competition in sports, yes. relationships no. it's supposed to be about compatability, not who can win a prize. that makes the person an object.......and i would object, lol. what he said |
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I don't do competition I dont have time to play games. If a woman want me to compete for her then shes better off with someone else but if it's my girl and some guy thinks he can woo her away then he's setting himself up for a broken nose. I'm from Texas and we haven't learned all that non-violent sensitivity crap yet That sounds oddly familiar |
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If I am in a situation where I feel like I have to " compete " for someone, I just say ' see ya '.
I have better things to do. |
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