spinaroonie
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Interesting blog post about the male-female relations in current times:
http://akinokure.blogspot.com/2010/09/what-evidence-do-you-see-for-greater.html
I'm Gen Y so this is standard girl behaviour. But this makes me wonder - were girl always like this? Was it like this in the 60s/70s/80s? I see clubbing scenes from movies of that era, and everyone looks to be relaxed, dancing and having a good time - girls And guys dancing together. It looks like another world from the tense environment of today's dance floors, where GIRLS are dancing in tight circles with other girls, closed off from the rest of the club, and GUYS are leering from the sidelines.
Were one-night stands easier to get in the era of free love? What caused the change? I want to here from the older folks here.
Did our fathers have to go through this shvt? I imagine anyone 40+ would find Game and PUA - replete with its acronyms, lexicon, routines and evolved tactics to deal with ****blocks and cope with today's environment - rather bizarre and alien. What happened to just "Hi, I'm Joe. Want to dance?"
http://akinokure.blogspot.com/2010/09/what-evidence-do-you-see-for-greater.html
Excellent point. This is likely THE most maddening thing about the bar & club scene these days - isolating the girl from her herd. It doesn't matter if you have a good connection with your girl - to get a girl you have to win over ALL her friends; if one of the friends disapproves, she ain't getting alone with you.At house parties or in dance clubs and bars, girls don't leave their friends alone. If they get the sense that one of their friends wants to slip away and pair up with a boy, whether for something light or heavy, they become **** blocks -- a phrase that did not exist before because there was rarely such a thing. They steal the friend back, or sometimes just walk off as a group, knowing that the girl (being a girl) cannot take being stranded by her clique and will fall in line behind them. In mixed-sex times, they would've left her alone, and if not, she would've told them to mind their own business, get a life of their own, etc.
I'm Gen Y so this is standard girl behaviour. But this makes me wonder - were girl always like this? Was it like this in the 60s/70s/80s? I see clubbing scenes from movies of that era, and everyone looks to be relaxed, dancing and having a good time - girls And guys dancing together. It looks like another world from the tense environment of today's dance floors, where GIRLS are dancing in tight circles with other girls, closed off from the rest of the club, and GUYS are leering from the sidelines.
Were one-night stands easier to get in the era of free love? What caused the change? I want to here from the older folks here.
Did our fathers have to go through this shvt? I imagine anyone 40+ would find Game and PUA - replete with its acronyms, lexicon, routines and evolved tactics to deal with ****blocks and cope with today's environment - rather bizarre and alien. What happened to just "Hi, I'm Joe. Want to dance?"