Juice09
Don Juan
So most men realize that women don't fvck nice guys, and most men realize that they go for masculine, "bad boys". What most men DON'T realize is that women have a similar conception, that men go for *****es and don't like nice girls.
Books like 'The Rules' and 'Why Men Love B1tches' started the phenomenon of women behaving like b1tches to get men's attention. They perpetuate the idea that, by acting uninterested, acting tough, and generally playing hard to get, you're going to attract men. Sound familiar?
There is an element of truth in all these stupid books. Yes, men enjoy a chase, and yes, we like a challenge. But there's a difference between teasing/flirting and playing hard to get, and acting b1tchy/rude and playing impossible to get. Which is what a lot of these women do.
It's similar to how guys act like *******s, unattractive *******s, after reading about c&f. They go too far and overdo it, in the end, the girl just assumes you're not interested. And a d1ck.
They also sell the same idea that so called "pick up artists" send men, that your looks don't matter. It makes no difference how fat or ugly you are as long as you play by "The Rules". Which we all know is a lie. That's why there's so many fat b1tches. Looks matter a lot, in fact, physical appearance is one of the most important aspects of attraction.
Men have to educate themselves in this garbage. We have to realize that in America, most women think that playing hard to get is the way to attract men. It's common among women to give relationship advice like "don't act too interested" and "wait a few days to call him back".
Have you ever had a girl who just didn't seem interested in you. She'd rarely return your call, and she always acted like she had better things to do than hang with you. In the end, you said "fvck it", and gave up on her because it clearly wasn't going anywhere. You moved on to other, funner women. Then one day, out of the blue, she calls YOU up and asks why you haven't been contacting her? Yeah, she liked you all along, she was just playing those silly games to "attract" you.
"The game" is a lie. Most of the game consists of faking confidence and playing silly games. Both on the female and male side. So take a lesson from all those b1tches you've met. Instead of trying your hardest to be a d1ck, be playful and flirty. Make ****y and funny comments when it is cute and playful, not when it is an insult directed at the woman.
Books like 'The Rules' and 'Why Men Love B1tches' started the phenomenon of women behaving like b1tches to get men's attention. They perpetuate the idea that, by acting uninterested, acting tough, and generally playing hard to get, you're going to attract men. Sound familiar?
There is an element of truth in all these stupid books. Yes, men enjoy a chase, and yes, we like a challenge. But there's a difference between teasing/flirting and playing hard to get, and acting b1tchy/rude and playing impossible to get. Which is what a lot of these women do.
It's similar to how guys act like *******s, unattractive *******s, after reading about c&f. They go too far and overdo it, in the end, the girl just assumes you're not interested. And a d1ck.
They also sell the same idea that so called "pick up artists" send men, that your looks don't matter. It makes no difference how fat or ugly you are as long as you play by "The Rules". Which we all know is a lie. That's why there's so many fat b1tches. Looks matter a lot, in fact, physical appearance is one of the most important aspects of attraction.
Men have to educate themselves in this garbage. We have to realize that in America, most women think that playing hard to get is the way to attract men. It's common among women to give relationship advice like "don't act too interested" and "wait a few days to call him back".
Have you ever had a girl who just didn't seem interested in you. She'd rarely return your call, and she always acted like she had better things to do than hang with you. In the end, you said "fvck it", and gave up on her because it clearly wasn't going anywhere. You moved on to other, funner women. Then one day, out of the blue, she calls YOU up and asks why you haven't been contacting her? Yeah, she liked you all along, she was just playing those silly games to "attract" you.
"The game" is a lie. Most of the game consists of faking confidence and playing silly games. Both on the female and male side. So take a lesson from all those b1tches you've met. Instead of trying your hardest to be a d1ck, be playful and flirty. Make ****y and funny comments when it is cute and playful, not when it is an insult directed at the woman.
