Post: #1

http://elitedaily.com/dating/sex/girls-married/

Very interesting take.

Post: #2

(05-23-2013 10:55 AM)devilhunt7 Wrote:  http://elitedaily.com/dating/sex/girls-married/

Very interesting take.

Not a bad article, but then I read the comments...

Post: #3

This is the guy that also wrote this Why College "Men" Are The Worse

Quote:Taking a girl on a date doesn’t make you soft. Just because your friends are too dumb to get with it, doesn’t mean you have to follow suit like a puppy dog. Man up! If you’re into a girl, then ask her out to dinner. A dinner date, wow! What a concept.

I think 90% of men on this forum advise against dinner dates.

Quote:Another major downfall to the college-aged male population: they’re inconsiderate. We’ve all seen our fair share of walk-of-shamers (or stride-of-priders) strutting home in the morning in their unfortunate looking glory. Boys, have you ever done this? It is mortifying. Your lack of consideration forces women to let the whole world know that they gave it up last night.

Hey, not my fault she chooses to fuck sleazy guys like myself.

Quote:This is no circus act; you can’t juggle multiple girls at the same time. Someone will always end up hurt after one of you fools decides cheating is a good idea. Not to mention, if you’re cheating on your girl, you’re branded as an assh*le for the rest of college. And if you’re doing more than one girl at the same time, you’re on the steady road to quickly becoming overused and unappealing, which we all know is the last thing you want.

I'm starting to think this whole article is just satire.

Post: #4

@TheBlackNarwhal: their complaints are legitimate on the surface, but undermined by the fact that they deal with only fraternity members ("Greek life"). The problem isn't that these men are doing something wrong, it's that women are choosing them while ignoring all those Betas who would gladly take them to dinner.

Post: #5

In every cheesy romantic/coming of age movie we root for the hopeless romantic/nice guy to get the girl over the perceived "jerk". I'm all for that, because it's entertaining, but we sadly live in a different time where alot of (American) women respond negatively to men treating them kindly, respectfully, and genuinely making an effort to connect. They take that kindness for weakness. We like-minded men here notice this, and respond accordingly with contrary game.

I'm don't want to come off as bitter, but I don't want to fall in the same cycle of frustration plaguing alot of good guys I know.