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05 Jun 2008, 4:14 pm
06 Jun 2008, 2:09 pm
06 Jun 2008, 8:02 pm
Zane wrote:
I am just sick of people telling me I am gay.
I am single because of women not because of men.
I am finatially stable, work out 2-3 times a week, am in school almost full time, am not too bad on the eyes
...
But everytime the subject comes up I get people telling me one of three things all of which royally piss me off...
"There is someone for everyone" "You don't find it it finds you" (completely illogical)
"You are too perfect to not have a girlfriend, are you sure you're not gay?"
(Men asked out = 0 Women asked out = 100+)
and finally
"It's not you, it's them" (Uh, huh sure)
And another crappy thing is most women my age (20's) go after lame jockey guys or completely soft guys who would ask the robber for a receipt before raising an arm to stop him...
But then after they f**k around 100's of times and most likely have at least one failed marriage and more commonly at least one kid they (Women) decide to be smart and go find a "nice guy".
The truth is I am not raising some other guys kids. And I am so incredibly pissed with how women treat us as men. We give them a little rope (womens rights) and they begin to walk all over us...
My heart and soul do not deserve the amount of disrespect women give me.
-Zane
I am single because of women not because of men.
I am finatially stable, work out 2-3 times a week, am in school almost full time, am not too bad on the eyes
...But everytime the subject comes up I get people telling me one of three things all of which royally piss me off...
"There is someone for everyone" "You don't find it it finds you" (completely illogical)
"You are too perfect to not have a girlfriend, are you sure you're not gay?"
(Men asked out = 0 Women asked out = 100+)
and finally
"It's not you, it's them" (Uh, huh sure)
And another crappy thing is most women my age (20's) go after lame jockey guys or completely soft guys who would ask the robber for a receipt before raising an arm to stop him...
But then after they f**k around 100's of times and most likely have at least one failed marriage and more commonly at least one kid they (Women) decide to be smart and go find a "nice guy".
The truth is I am not raising some other guys kids. And I am so incredibly pissed with how women treat us as men. We give them a little rope (womens rights) and they begin to walk all over us...
My heart and soul do not deserve the amount of disrespect women give me.
-Zane
You are not alone in feeling this way. My advice, is don't settle or put up with BS from women (or anyone). Putting up with their s**t and games won't help you get what you want, so just be yourself and be glad that you have the balls to go against stupid cultural norms.
06 Jun 2008, 8:04 pm
06 Jun 2008, 8:45 pm
06 Jun 2008, 9:33 pm
06 Jun 2008, 9:47 pm
Tohlagos wrote:
LePetitPrince wrote:
Have you ever felt the Singlism?
I don't know if this would count for this topic, but I was told by my manager during my last annual review that until I was married and had children, I couldn't be a supervisor.
Thats nonsense, I would of gotten up and quit right there. I've experienced this before from my mother and friends, but thankfully I've let everyone know that I'm quite happy the way things are and that their opinions on my dating life are not welcome. I also have a few friends are happy being single with me.
06 Jun 2008, 10:00 pm
DWill wrote:
Tohlagos wrote:
LePetitPrince wrote:
Have you ever felt the Singlism?
I don't know if this would count for this topic, but I was told by my manager during my last annual review that until I was married and had children, I couldn't be a supervisor.
Thats nonsense, I would of gotten up and quit right there. I've experienced this before from my mother and friends, but thankfully I've let everyone know that I'm quite happy the way things are and that their opinions on my dating life are not welcome. I also have a few friends are happy being single with me.
Thank you for saying that.
When he said that to me, I was totally taken by surprise. My mouth went open; I didn't know what to say. I glanced at my supervisor who was sitting right next to me -she had a smile on her face.
I am not well liked there. That manager also brought up how well ordered and methodical I am and that I don't do anything without thinking it out first. But, he didn't say those as compliments.
It is ok. I have a plan and I will be leaving that job.
*pulls self back into topic*
I thought of another time. There was a time I went out to the beach to sit and think. It was either a Friday or Saturday night (I don't remember). I went out there alone. I passed a group of people and one of them made fun of me by saying, "Can't get it up, can ya?" I didn't know how to respond, so I just kept going. Fortunately they didn't bother me further.
07 Jun 2008, 12:12 am
