bold men are highly sexified.
bold men are highly sexified.
baby ya hustle. but me i hustle harder.
lol I see it like this:
The bold guy is the guy who has to hype himself up to talk to a girl. The confident guy doesn't give a shit about what the girl thinks.
But again, confident isn't something you can just decide to be. You either are or you're not.
Approaching the girl that every other guy thinks is out of his league doesn't make a guy confident, it just makes every other guy a pussy ass bitch.
Last edited by Sanctuary; 26-11-09 at 12:56 AM.
My husband once told me about a past dating experience in which the woman broke up with him for being "too nice."
I would sincerely like to shake her hand, because her loss is my gain.
Look at it this way, Shheadz. Now you're free to go find the woman who will appreciate the respect you give her.
“Inside every cynical person, there is a disappointed idealist”--George Carlin
I'm laughing my ass off at all the female posters saying they don't like jerks. Duh! Of course you're not going to openly admit you like assholes. That's like a fish saying they don't like getting skewered by hooks, but they still fall for the bait
It hurts, but he's right.
I guess I should revise that.Originally Posted by Sanctuary
The confident guy doesn't give a shit about what the girl thinks about him.
That doesn't mean he doesn't care about her. Nor does it mean he won't care if he falls for her and his feelings aren't reciprocated.
You guys are taking my words too literally lol
Last edited by Sanctuary; 26-11-09 at 01:44 AM.
neo and lilwang you guys are not jerks. sorry.
baby ya hustle. but me i hustle harder.
Misombra, I never claimed to be one.
Let me restate my points:
1. Girls don't fall for jerks, they fall for confident guys.
2. Most jerks tend to be confident.
3. A confident jerk is better than a nice guy who isn't confident because he acts like a bitch.
4. A confident nice guy > a confident jerk
it's like that that movie team america where they talked about pussies, dicks, and assholes.
or haha, my favorite episode of south park where satan was trying to choose between sadam and chris.
baby ya hustle. but me i hustle harder.
I've been dating a jerk for two years.
When I first met him, he was nice, amazing, funny, passionate about his own interests, passionate about me
And we were all lovey dovey for a little while, then every once and a while he'd do something that really pissed me off but he was stubborn and never admitted that it may have been wrong in any way. But I was SOOO inlove with him that I'd keep the relationship moving forward.... and forward, in two years later we moved in with eachother... and my friends noticed a lot of things about him that they didn't like, but I'd just shrug my shoulders and say it's just how he is. And then before I know it I'm up to my neck in problems that I let him get away with.
And he doesn't want to put any effort into the relationship (Afterall I'm so inlove with him, I was giving him EVERYTHING without him lifting a finger.. must have been nice) And even when he has everything he stopped wanting me to kiss him as often, definately slowed down on sex, pretty much any form of physical expression was not wanted. Even just saying I love you "at the wrong moment" would make him come back with some snoody comment.
And you can sure as hell bet that he wasn't calling me or returning phonecalls. "Because I live with him, And he already has me, doesn't need to worry about those things"
Anyways. It's partially my fault for letting him get away with so much because I was so inlove with him. But I told him I'm sick of it and got the hell outta there. It takes a lot to do that though, believe me. The person he was during that first year?? I would have Married him... I would have had kids in a heartbeat! And when you love someone THAT MUCH you never want to believe they're such a jerk... you keep hoping your old prince will return.
As human beings we all want to be happy and free from misery.
We have learned that the key to happiness is inner peace.
The greatest obstacles to inner peace are disturbing emotions such as
anger and attachment, fear and suspicion,
while love and compassion, a sense of universal responsibility
are the sources of peace and happiness.
~Dalai Lama