RockaRolla25
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I will start off this post with a line from the movie "Grown Ups" that came out last year with Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, and Kevin James. I thought the movie was "ehhhh" but at least I saw it on HBO instead of spenidng my money in a theater on it.
Anyway, onto the point:
There is a scene in that movie where Rob Schneider is a 40 something year old man and has his 3 daughters come to visit all of them at the house they are staying at. 2 of them are really hot and 1 is really ugly. One of his hot daughters (the white one) says to Rob Schneider (her dad who walked out on her), "My old man got me this car" and Rob Schneider says, "Old man?" and she goes "Yeah, I wish I could date guys my own age but I'm just chasing the dad who ran out on me." This line made me laugh so loud because they are using the "daddy issues" thing as something women actually ADMIT to and as a subtle joke.
This got me thinking because even though "daddy issues" are most likely a real thing, no woman would ever admit that she has them.
This term is applied to girls who grew up in a family where her parents were divorced so she never got to see her dad often, or her dad just walked out on her before she was born. As a result of this, they seek attention from men by having sex because that's the only way they feel wanted.
Now it got me thinking, how many guys have "mommy issues?" For example, if a guy grew up without a mother, don't you think this has some bearing as to why they are pick up artists? Is it possible some men on here have the same mentality as chicks with daddy issues? Do you think they have sex with all these women because their mom was never there for them and this is the only way those men can get attention from women?
As crazy as it sounds, you can usually guess just by seeing a girl's actions. If she's constantly flirting with guys and always screwing around you can almost guarantee that their father is not in their lives.
But when you see a girl who seems nice, down to earth and fun, you can almost guarantee that their fathers are involved in their lives.
Now a big kicker is that lots of men find the "nice girl next door" to be too boring just like lots of women find the "nice guy next door" to be too boring.
We say on here "most girls want a challenge" and that's why they don't go for nice guys but I think a lot of men on here want a challenge too and don't want a pushover girl either.
Throughout my life I have met crazy girls with daddy issues and nice girls who are just......nice. I can definitely say that the nice girls are way too boring and don't have much going for themselves.
The nice girl who is cute and doesn't say much is basically in the same boat as the nice guy who is "cute" to women but doesn't say much.
Now, call me crazy, but do you guys think it is possible that men with mommy issues go for girls with daddy issues?
I am sure most men won't admit they have mommy issues but most girls won't admit they have daddy issues either. So, what do you guys think?
Are mommy issues just as real as daddy issues?
Anyway, onto the point:
There is a scene in that movie where Rob Schneider is a 40 something year old man and has his 3 daughters come to visit all of them at the house they are staying at. 2 of them are really hot and 1 is really ugly. One of his hot daughters (the white one) says to Rob Schneider (her dad who walked out on her), "My old man got me this car" and Rob Schneider says, "Old man?" and she goes "Yeah, I wish I could date guys my own age but I'm just chasing the dad who ran out on me." This line made me laugh so loud because they are using the "daddy issues" thing as something women actually ADMIT to and as a subtle joke.
This got me thinking because even though "daddy issues" are most likely a real thing, no woman would ever admit that she has them.
This term is applied to girls who grew up in a family where her parents were divorced so she never got to see her dad often, or her dad just walked out on her before she was born. As a result of this, they seek attention from men by having sex because that's the only way they feel wanted.
Now it got me thinking, how many guys have "mommy issues?" For example, if a guy grew up without a mother, don't you think this has some bearing as to why they are pick up artists? Is it possible some men on here have the same mentality as chicks with daddy issues? Do you think they have sex with all these women because their mom was never there for them and this is the only way those men can get attention from women?
As crazy as it sounds, you can usually guess just by seeing a girl's actions. If she's constantly flirting with guys and always screwing around you can almost guarantee that their father is not in their lives.
But when you see a girl who seems nice, down to earth and fun, you can almost guarantee that their fathers are involved in their lives.
Now a big kicker is that lots of men find the "nice girl next door" to be too boring just like lots of women find the "nice guy next door" to be too boring.
We say on here "most girls want a challenge" and that's why they don't go for nice guys but I think a lot of men on here want a challenge too and don't want a pushover girl either.
Throughout my life I have met crazy girls with daddy issues and nice girls who are just......nice. I can definitely say that the nice girls are way too boring and don't have much going for themselves.
The nice girl who is cute and doesn't say much is basically in the same boat as the nice guy who is "cute" to women but doesn't say much.
Now, call me crazy, but do you guys think it is possible that men with mommy issues go for girls with daddy issues?
I am sure most men won't admit they have mommy issues but most girls won't admit they have daddy issues either. So, what do you guys think?
Are mommy issues just as real as daddy issues?