>Yep. My anecdotal evidence as a woman backs this up. I always went for "bad boys" and had respectful and relatively healthy relationships. I left my last "bad boy" because things weren't working, and leapt into a relationship with the opposite - a clean cut, seems totally normal, my parents will like him, wholesome type. Cue abuse for 11 years.
>I've got to agree. A guy I dated a few years ago was a "nice guy". But as soon as we got into a relationship he started ignoring me. I honestly felt like a trophy, because when we did talk, he was always bragging about me to his friends, showing pictures, etc. He'd FaceTime me while he was out with friends to "prove I was real". Gross.
>My husband has that total bad boy look. He's covered in tattoos neck to feet, annoyingly handsome, he's a smooth talker. And an actual genuinely sweet, good man.
>So, I can also confirm that "bad boys" are actually better than "nice guys".
>A girl from my hometown went off to college. She started dating the guy that everyone loved, including her parents. She broke it off with him after several months. One day she found all of her tires were slashed. They knew he did it but her and her parents didn't want to make trouble for him. Four months later, she was on the way to work but never arrived. At 19 she was murdered by the nice guy that no one wanted to get into trouble. He's now serving life in prison.
Why are you so butthurt that women want "bad boys" over "nice guys" when it's obvious that it's better for them?
>leaves "bad" boy quickly >stays with abuser for 11 years She stayed because of the abuse. The nice guy was the real bad boy here.
Josiah Baker
So you went for a nice guy and left a bad guy. I don't see how that goes against what we claim.
Isaiah Stewart
Because Robots are retarded.
It is for the best for women to go for someone who isn't desperate, because those people are desperate for a reason
Mason Robinson
Because people have a disconnect between what they think is nice and what is really nice. "Nice guys" are usually boring people that have "being nice" as their only personality trait (i.e. they're boring), and to top it off, they're rarely even nice. You know how every conversation with a "nice guy" turns into them calling the girl a bitch and a whore for rejecting them? How is that nice? It's just people that think that acting nice will get them sex (which is usually painfully transparent to girls) vs people that have their own life, do their own thing and see girls as actual people.
Austin Mitchell
What is your definition of being "actually nice", when someone stabs you in the back, leaning into the blade and saying thanks?
Jack Rodriguez
yeah somebody rejecting you at any stage before you enter an actual relationship for any reason is not a "stab in the back", sorry
Nicholas Flores
How do I not be boring? Being consistently funny and entertaining is hard especially when the other party doesn't give me much to work with. How are normies always called smart and funny? And how do they stay on for so long?
Ethan Mitchell
Speak about Yourself, be normal, poke fun at some things. You can even try joking about her, just make it obvious it's not mean-spirited. If You ran out of things to say about Your life ask about hers. Have a genuine conversation.
David Gutierrez
ive become completely immoralized trying to date and give a shit about women. everythings a game and its like i cant just be a genuine person and relax.
why do love so brutal? why are women so mean? i know that i would just get emotionally wrecked by a girl if i ever got close enough to one.
