Is it me or is it normal that whenever a thread about relationships pop up in mmoc more than half the posters act like getting laid is the end goal of a relationship , i am starting to question myself
whatever sorry about off topic
Uhmm, no I didn't.
Don't get me wrong. I called girls "chicks" among friends myself, when I was 16. I was also very uncapable of giving advice to the ladies on dating.
Never called them bitches though...
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Really? I learn so much here.
I always like this kind of threads, it shows the reason why so many of you are single xD Want my piece of advice on how to know if a girl is interested? Imagine she can see all that you do for an entire week... Ok now, is she impressed? Probably not, would you be impressed if you where in her situation? Probably not.
Should she be impressed and reward you with sex because you are such a nice guy? No she shouldn't, she doensn't owe you nothing for being nice.
Adults (women and men) are considerate and think of others.
Adolescents (boys and girls) are selfish and worry about themselves first.
If you find that you keep running into selfish people, that's a sign you are hanging out with the wrong crowd. You should start finding adults to hang out with. Under no circumstance should you start confusing girls whom are forever stuck in adolescence with women. And it works the same way with men / boys as well.
I like sharing my life with another person, thats why I want to be in a relationship. Would be boring if that person had the same kind of life as I do right? It's exciting to see different aspects of peoples lifes, and after a while, those cheerleaders won't be the same persons you thought they were, when you first met them. I personally finds that "before and after" aspect of a relationship to be the most exciting, how much can your first impression of a person change?
I always take chances with girls, love isn't there from the start (far from), but it comes naturally with the commitments and the experiences you share in life.
Not your share of interest from the start, but you might find something you both enjoy equally in the process of your relationship. If that happens, you are unto something golden.
I think you should keep all the sexism out of your thoughts, there is way to much focus on it, and it won't necessarely be important in any case of your life.
Last edited by mmoc7bba3265ee; 2014-04-04 at 12:55 PM.