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Dragonsbane
06-15-2004, 11:48 AM
I get a feeling the last thread wasn't finished when we reached page limit, so shall we carry on?
Mashirosen
06-15-2004, 11:59 AM
Same warning applies about whiny jeremiads about "nice guys finish last", and linking to that damn stupid "ladder theory" page, but carry on.
Crodevillian Team
06-15-2004, 12:20 PM
(Ergh- I'm sorry, Mashirosen. I feel the same way about that "nice guy" attitude as (I think!) you do. I'm sorry to step out of line, but I reaaallly wanted to lightly address why (I feel) that attitude is so pitiful. If this falls into the category of what you don't want this to develop into, I'll re-edit it- And describe my perfect woman. I have pictures and charts and graphs and self-composed symphonies and books and essays and TV shows to bring that to light with. Oh, how I pine. Where are ye, Cheetara? I am lost.)
the entire human race is made up of selfish bastards. I show interest and others benefit, then they leave me hanging when I have a problem...
I think it's sort of selfish to be angered by the fact that you've given out tons of love, but received none in return. If you hand out one hundred dollar bills on the streets, are you only doing it becase you expect to become a millionaire?
You shouldn't. That's why, like money, you need to exercise caution and judgment. If you don't like being a therapist, then stop letting people treat you like that. If you want to get something in return, then go to school and *become* a therapist. At least that way you'll be making money while you listen to people whine. And you get a neat couch.
I think it's great to treat women respectfully. Every single human on this planet deserves respect and consideration. However, when you start placing (women/men/anybody) on an outrageously high pedastal, you're going to be disappointed. This sounds mean-spirited, but some of you come off quite desperate and clingy. That can become annoying extraordinarily fast.
I've played female characters in online games; it's frustrating to be confronted, at every turn, with people who want to give you items, money, "the Sun and the Moon, the Heaven and the Stars," because they think it'll score them a date. That shows a lack of confidence. They think affections can be bought, and don't trust their own personality to win you over.
In that type of situation, people are surprised when you take them up on their offer and then bolt. (I've, er, never taken advantage. This is just what I heard from somebody from somewhere at sometime). What they fail to realize, though, is that when they set themselves up to be exploited, it'll eventually happen.
When you give-and-give-and-give only for the reason that you're expecting to get something back, you're giving for the wrong reasons.
I'm sure I was going somewhere with all of this... Right! I get a little frustrated when I hear people complain about their 'hopeless problems with the fair(er) sex' when it's somewhat obvious that the problem originates within themselves.
When you flop yourself at the heels of your love, carve their name into your cerebral cortex, wait by the phone all day for their call and pray to their statue at night, you're doing something wrong. That sort of constant attention grows wearisome (for all involved). I think the healthiest relationships are the ones where both partners can spend time alone, with friends, at separate places, etc., etc.
I'm not saying people must be jerks to 'succeed' in a relationship. What I'm saying is, there's a fine line between "pious worshipper" and "nice guy," and some people have trouble balancing the two, or recognizing where they stand. Unfortunately, people try way too hard, and only come off as clingy, desperate, and unconfident.
Those of you who stated that you're hopeless, that you've given up, that the whole world has made you the butt of some cosmic, relationship oriented joke, should reevaluate the ways in which you approach a relationship. Stop placing your partner light-years ahead of you. You both need to recognize that you're on equal footing. You need to respect yourself as much as your love. If you don't, you won't ever be happy.
Dragonsbane
06-15-2004, 12:29 PM
Croteam, you have just earned my respect and admiration......that was really deep.
RangerAidan
06-15-2004, 12:32 PM
Indeed, much sense made in that post. Seriously. Back on the lighter side, I've actually never had a girlfriend, so I can't truly identify with a lot of what ya'll were sayin' in the last thread. Girls seem like such a gift, I've just never taken the chance to enjoy them for more than companionship of the physical sort. What ahve I been doing with myself!?
slightly aboveaverage man
06-15-2004, 12:37 PM
Really RA? That's hard to believe comming from an attractive man like yourself.
Mashirosen
06-15-2004, 12:39 PM
That's A-OK, Croteam -- thank you for explaining exactly why the "nice guy" thing bugs, and for making me laugh with the Cheetara bit. :D
IceStormGanon
06-15-2004, 12:57 PM
It's good to see other thoughtfull people on the internet.
I had a friend who was a really good guy to know. Stayed out of trouble and was fun to hang out with. He got a girlfriend and turned into one of those obessive types. Lost all contact with his friends, including me. I found out He eventually broke up with her, but it was too late by then. Hes a big druggie, his family kicked him out. I feel really sorry for him and angry at the same time. I know he got into the stuff because of the girl
Wintermute
06-15-2004, 01:02 PM
i like the way girls smell. I am overcome with lust every time I get a whiff of girl.
Minor Dizaster
06-15-2004, 02:08 PM
i like the way girls smell. I am overcome with lust every time I get a whiff of girl.
It depends on what perfume they're wearing. I have a friend who's choice of perfume makes her smell like ass. I told her this, and she doesn't wear it anymore (thank God).
But back on topic, I like girls. Period. Not only do I like my female friends more than I like my male friends, but the look of them is more pleasing to look at. I'm not saying this in an "I don't wanna seem gay, so guys are ugly," way. No. I can definitely tell whether my male friends are attractive or not. I just think that girls have a much more pleasing appearance.
In a relationship, one must always maintain a perfect balance. You should be goofy sometimes, but know when to shut up. You should want to go places with them, but not bug them when they just wanna do stuff with their friends. You shouldn't pressure them into physical stuff, but I find that if you take it slow, they actually will enjoy it as much as you do, contrary to popular belief.
Ladies, you may or may not disagree with this, it's just how things work in my group of friends.
Shiny Bunny Captain Socha
06-15-2004, 02:17 PM
In a relationship, one must always maintain a perfect balance. You should be goofy sometimes, but know when to shut up. You should want to go places with them, but not bug them when they just wanna do stuff with their friends. You shouldn't pressure them into physical stuff, but I find that if you take it slow, they actually will enjoy it as much as you do, contrary to popular belief.
Ladies, you may or may not disagree with this, it's just how things work in my group of friends.
Hey, I had someone that I shared a physical relationship with. He was very respectful, very patient, very sweet and giving and caring. I'm still dating (i use the term loosely) him, because I am not about to let someone as wonderful as him go.
And yeah, I DO have fun...:D It's not that girls don't enjoy it, we just don't enjoy it when we're just a piece of meat, or an object to be <censored> We need caring and understanding.
Tommathy
06-15-2004, 03:56 PM
I like the way that boys are generally not squishy to hug.
*cough*
Dragonsbane
06-15-2004, 11:02 PM
I like the way girls manage to be cute even when they are doing things that should make you really angry...they're like cats that way....
Funka Genocide
06-15-2004, 11:16 PM
I like the way that boys are generally not squishy to hug.
*cough*
whats wrong with squishy? seriously though, There is something about femininity that helps to complete my personality. i consider myself to be pretty feminine for a dude, but I'm still a guy. Women have that missing piece of the male soul. I'd like to think that men have the rest of theirs as well. We are two sides of a coin, without one side the entire thing becomes illogical and impossible.
and I like the fact that women are generally squishy to hug, at least where it counts.
(i'm not squishy by the way, just so everyone knows. LOL) :D
Dragonsbane
06-15-2004, 11:23 PM
mmmmm........women are also warm to hug, and they're good at cuddling.
Muffin Mage
06-16-2004, 08:02 PM
Hey, what's wrong with squishy? I pride myself on being not only squishy, but squeezably squishy. So, nyeh!
RangerAidan
06-17-2004, 02:49 PM
mmmmm...squishy is what makes girls so nice!
Muffin Mage
06-17-2004, 05:20 PM
But, I'm not a girl. I was a guy last time I checked, and I think I might have noticed a change if there was one.
Fifthfiend
06-17-2004, 06:55 PM
Yeah, sorry dudes, squishy's no good for the fellas. At least, I've never heard a girl say, "oooh, nothing turns me on like a spare tire!"
I don't make the rules, I'm just playin' the game.
Minor Dizaster
06-17-2004, 06:58 PM
Can we get off the sqishy subject, please?
BMHadoken
06-17-2004, 06:58 PM
Wait...are we talking about flaccid penises or fat guts?
And I go by Sosa's 7 rules...all of which are no fatties...
And none of those buzzcuts on girls...longish hair, no fatties, I'm ok.
RangerAidan
06-17-2004, 11:31 PM
We can leave the squishy subject, just as soon as ya'll know that when I say squichy, I'm referring to boobs. They are some sort of squishy, and noticeable when hugging. No, I'm not into fatties, sheesh!
Dragonsbane
06-18-2004, 11:32 AM
I agree with those who demand an end to the subject of squishiness!
Osterbaum
06-19-2004, 11:13 AM
Are we discussing girls or 'why do I like (insert gender hereĀ“)'? In any case I'l just go with the flow and say: I like the way that girls are, to put it simply.
BMHadoken
06-19-2004, 11:51 AM
Well, this is a pretty male dominated board, and while some are gay and bi, most are just guys...hence all the talk of girls...and the dreaded SQUISHY!!!
Tommathy
06-19-2004, 02:49 PM
<--Teh gay.
And actually, I don't mind a little pudge on a guy, but a slightly pudgy guy is still less squishy than a girl.
Unless it's one of those "I eat one ice-cube a day, and that's it!" type of girls. Then they're un-squishy in an un-fun way.
RangerAidan
06-19-2004, 03:00 PM
Too true, Tommathy, on the part about girls being too thin. I like my ladies with a bit o' cuviness.
Osterbaum
06-19-2004, 04:11 PM
on the part about girls being too thin. I like my ladies with a bit o' cuviness.
Too thin is not good.
Lets not insult too many people here though. (Meaning all this fat talk...)
Fifthfiend
06-19-2004, 07:15 PM
Lets not insult too many people here though.
But it's just so much fun!
Next up... girls with facial hair!
...
I am a horrible person.
BMHadoken
06-19-2004, 07:33 PM
Next up... girls with facial hair!
...
I am a horrible person.
Because you don't wanna date a sideshow?
And I never saw a rule that said we couldn't say what we don't like. And whats stopping the girls from posting their dislikes? I think I'd be able to deal if some gal posted that she hated scrawny guys.
Here's why I enjoy women. (God, that sounds SO ripe for flaming...)
Women are, typically, softer, and more concerned with things of heart, and soul, and the mind.
Men are harder, and more concerned with the physical world.
This probably comes from their sex organs. To avoid being closed, I'll touch only briefly on these. Men's organs are stimulated more by sights and touch, while women are more stimulated by emotions, and feelings. Not that the converse is false. But sights and touch are stronger stimulants for a male to be aroused by.
Anyways, as a well-adjusted guy (I hope), I enjoy the physical world. I'm sort of effeminate with a vivid imagination, however. Therefore, the girls I like typically are soft, cuddly, and very imaginative, but also have a tomboyish streak in them.
Also, the reason I like girls is that complementary feel, that a woman and a man are two halves of the same whole.
Dragonsbane
06-20-2004, 09:51 PM
I like my women hot, and evil.....'cause evil's just more fun!
RangerAidan
06-20-2004, 10:53 PM
Naw, I like girly-girl priss types, don't ask me why.
MasterOfMagic
06-20-2004, 10:57 PM
Why?
I like a combination of girly-girl and evilness. And no fatties.
RangerAidan
06-20-2004, 11:01 PM
Kids these day never do what they're told. I say don't ask, and they ask, sheesh. Next thing you know, they'll be wearing their pants around their hips!
But the be honest, I just like the sublime femininity of a girly-girl, nothing really beats it in my eyes.
MasterOfMagic
06-20-2004, 11:11 PM
Kids these day never do what they're told. I say don't ask, and they ask, sheesh. Next thing you know, they'll be wearing their pants around their hips!
Where else would I wear them? :D
Fifthfiend
06-21-2004, 02:34 AM
Where else would I wear them?
Around your ankles the way God and rap videos intended!
And the way you talk today! Going around with your "Why, thank you, sir," and "How can I help you, Ma'am?" I can hardly understand a word you're saying! Would it kill you to use a proper "w'sup!" every now and again?
I swear, kids today... no respect whatsoever for their somewhat elders...
MasterOfMagic
06-21-2004, 02:54 AM
*english accent* Oh, I do say sir! I'm terribly sorry to bother you so. I shall immediatly take off my pants and do the hokey pokey!*english accent*
slightly aboveaverage man
06-21-2004, 06:06 AM
Around your ankles the way God and rap videos intended!
Exactly! otherwise, we will no longer have a generation in preparation to become plumbers!
Dragonsbane
06-21-2004, 06:59 AM
and it's not just "w'sup" that you should be saying.....it's "w'sup, biatch!"
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