This "nice guys vs jerks" nonsense has to stop.

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CrinklyCrustacean
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27 Jun 2009, 1:02 pm

sunshower wrote:

Yeah, you might get done for manslaughter (for breaking the mirror!) :lol:

Sounds smashing to me, but he'd better get cracking with somebody else.

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27 Jun 2009, 2:39 pm

CrinklyCrustacean wrote:

Yeah, you might get done for manslaughter (for breaking the mirror!) :lol:

GoatOnFire wrote:

I hear the mirror calling...

sunshower wrote:

Yeah, you might get done for manslaughter (for breaking the mirror!) :lol:

CrinklyCrustacean wrote:

Sounds smashing to me, but he'd better get cracking with somebody else.

LOL You are all pretty awsome!! !

(P.S. I hope I untwisted the quotes correctly)

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27 Jun 2009, 10:09 pm

sunshower wrote:

CrinklyCrustacean wrote:

GoatOnFire wrote:

I hear the mirror calling...

Yet that date may not reflect well on you!

Yeah, you might get done for manslaughter (for breaking the mirror!) :lol:

Humph! I finally finish fixing my hair in front of the mirror only to get this when I return.

Jerks. Although, at least that means you'll both have an easy time finding a girlfriend.

Hmmm. What next? Beauty sleep? That's probably good, people might think I'm narcissistic if I look at a mirror for too long.

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27 Jun 2009, 10:19 pm

After looking through some of these threads, I think I know what attracts me more to a guy. Humor or not taking himself so serious. I think guys like this might be misconstrued for being a jerk.

Even my humor comes off sharp and a bit inappropriate...might be an asspie trait.....

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27 Jun 2009, 10:39 pm

Asspie trait. :chin:

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27 Jun 2009, 11:40 pm

BurningMoose wrote:

True confidence is essentially the quality of NOT needing to tell people how awesome you are, because you have become egoless.

I don't know about "egoless". I figure that confidence is feeling comfortable in your own skin and not making trivial stuff into a life and death matter. It's okay to think you're awesome once in awhile. Being able to pat yourself on the back shows that you're comfortable with praise. There's a big difference between someone who's humble and someone who can't take a compliment. It gets pretty tiring reassuring someone that they're not a waste of space. So for my definition of confidence, I imagine a realistic worst case scenario and think how to recover gracefully. If I'm comfortable with that outcome, it changes the way I approach the situation. I can lose the defensiveness, and it really makes approaching women and dating a lot easier.

You also don't come across as desperate.

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28 Jun 2009, 12:41 am

GoatOnFire wrote:

sunshower wrote:

CrinklyCrustacean wrote:

GoatOnFire wrote:

I hear the mirror calling...

Yet that date may not reflect well on you!

Yeah, you might get done for manslaughter (for breaking the mirror!) :lol:

Humph! I finally finish fixing my hair in front of the mirror only to get this when I return.

Jerks. Although, at least that means you'll both have an easy time finding a girlfriend.

Pity I'm straight then (being a girl myself, and all...)

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28 Jun 2009, 1:19 am

sunshower wrote:

Pity I'm straight then (being a girl myself, and all...)

What?!?!? You're a girl?!?!?!

But sunshower is such a manly and macho username...

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28 Jun 2009, 2:20 am

Janissy wrote:

I have been married to a nice guy for almost 20 years. He has never been a jerk to me or to anybody that I can see. Prior to meeting him I had a couple nice boyfriends but it just didn't work out. In between I dated a couple jerks. And when I say "dated" I mean one date, that one date revealed their jerkiness and that was it.

I'm sure the way you define jerk is wildly different than someone who has never experienced a relationship.

20 years is long time, it's great when things work like that.

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28 Jun 2009, 3:42 am

Diamond_Head wrote:

My advice for nice guys is to just hit on whoever you find attractive, and see what happens. The worst that any girl can say to you is "no".

That's not true. A girl can either (a) get her "jerk" friends or other guys to batter you for your show of disrespect, or (b) she could have you arrested and charged for harrassment and/or assault. If you are really uncool or unattractive, the above are more likely to happen to you, even for something as simple as approaching someone who is out of your league.

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28 Jun 2009, 4:11 am

GoatOnFire wrote:

sunshower wrote:

Pity I'm straight then (being a girl myself, and all...)

What?!?!? You're a girl?!?!?!

But sunshower is such a manly and macho username...

I know!! ! It's ridiculous isn't it? If my first child is a boy I shall plan to name him Sunshower. It is the most masculine name one could ever conceptualize.

...either that or Twig. Or Leaf.

(I like trees, ok? :lol:

)

...

wow - this tangent is getting very off-topic, how irresponsible of me as the OP of this thread. My apologies.

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28 Jun 2009, 5:38 am

sunshower wrote:

I know!! ! It's ridiculous isn't it? If my first child is a boy I shall plan to name him Sunshower. It is the most masculine name one could ever conceptualize.

Really? I've always thought 'sunshower' was a girl's name. In addition, the way you write is very feminine. 'Barry' is an ultimately masculine name.

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28 Jun 2009, 5:57 am

CrinklyCrustacean wrote:

sunshower wrote:

I know!! ! It's ridiculous isn't it? If my first child is a boy I shall plan to name him Sunshower. It is the most masculine name one could ever conceptualize.

Really? I've always thought 'sunshower' was a girl's name. In addition, the way you write is very feminine. 'Barry' is an ultimately masculine name.

I was being sarcastic. :lol:

Do I really write feminine? How can you tell the difference?

In reality, I think the ultimate masculine name is Arnold Schwarzenegger. You can't get much more masculine than that. Schwarzenegger can be the child's middle name.

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28 Jun 2009, 1:25 pm

Wow, sometimes I REALLY Wish I was gay; because then I really wouldnt give a sh*t one way or another about what women think and would have no need to try to impress them/come across to them as anyone but my dirty ole self. :lol:

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28 Jun 2009, 1:48 pm

Zornslemma wrote:

I feel the same way but opposite on gender.

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28 Jun 2009, 3:44 pm

Girls actually prefer guys who're nice and understanding to guys who're dicks to other people, it's just about how you put yourself across.
Alot of "nice" guys come across as being weird and alot of guys who're dicks come across as being likeable and friendly.

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