TheRealCallie
Princess Pink Love
DarkSelene said:It's hard for them to have the opportunity to grow on someone, Callie.
Can't imagine why with their positive outlooks.
DarkSelene said:It's hard for them to have the opportunity to grow on someone, Callie.
I wouldn't talk like this to someone I barely knew, and I don't mope aroun in some depressed state being unsocial. Things don't progress to the point where attitudes, beliefs, worldview etc. even get to matter.TheRealCallie said:DarkSelene said:It's hard for them to have the opportunity to grow on someone, Callie.
Can't imagine why with their positive outlooks.
ardour said:TheRealCallie said:DarkSelene said:It's hard for them to have the opportunity to grow on someone, Callie.
Can't imagine why with their positive outlooks.
I wouldn't talk like this to someone I barely knew, and I don't mope aroun in some depressed state being unsocial. Things don't progress to the point where attitudes, beliefs, worldview etc. even get to matter.
DarkSelene said:You discovered the reason why they feel so trapped.
One feels like they need something to feel better about their lives, and they have to feel better about their lives to get it... it's a never ending cycle, and these "not all women" comments won't help much if they've experienced this forever. "Not all" or "some" is a unicorn and one that they haven't found. Wouldn't you be feeling trapped, possibly even hopeless if that was your life?
TheRealCallie said:^^ Precisely my point. Thanks for making it.
Xpendable said:TheRealCallie said:^^ Precisely my point. Thanks for making it.
You have no point, just unproven wishful thinking, and condescendence.
ardour said:When someone's visibly bored after literally a few seconds of conversation, 'growing on them' isn't not an option. The women we CAN get to know gradually aren't single or an appropriate age.
DarkSelene said:You discovered the reason why they feel so trapped.
One feels like they need something to feel better about their lives, and they have to feel better about their lives to get it... it's a never ending cycle, and these "not all women" comments won't help much if they've experienced this forever. "Not all" or "some" is a unicorn and one that they haven't found. Wouldn't you be feeling trapped, possibly even hopeless if that was your life?
Paraiyar said:DarkSelene said:You discovered the reason why they feel so trapped.
One feels like they need something to feel better about their lives, and they have to feel better about their lives to get it... it's a never ending cycle, and these "not all women" comments won't help much if they've experienced this forever. "Not all" or "some" is a unicorn and one that they haven't found. Wouldn't you be feeling trapped, possibly even hopeless if that was your life?
I understand the trapped feeling since I've dealt with it and still do to quite an extent but I still don't feel like it justifies some of the massive extrapolations that seem to get made on this subject. Doesn't matter which gender it's aimed at.
DarkSelene said:Have to stop having a bad attitude when, observably, the males that are the most attractive to women have bad attitudes. Stop caring about what society thinks to be accepted by society. Have to feel better about their lives to get what will make them feel better about their lives. Have to not care about being lonely and feeling inadequate for 30+ years when everyone in their lives have judged them for being lonely and inadequate (and have not given them a chance because they've been lonely, inadequate)...
It's contradictory and useless, they're trying to explain that.
ardour said:I think you can sum that up in the concept of the ‘abundance mentality’, inasmuch as it implies low emotional investment as a means to getting what you want, which is a paradoxical thing when you think about it. This is the attitude you have to have, particularly as a male, regardless of your actual experience or who you are as person. It's obvious in the typical advice received which boils down to "try, but don't get too attached to outcomes" . It's that kind of thing I find most disheartening (what's the point if you can't care about the outcome?)
Optimism helps, as far as it might get you out of your shell and more inclinced to go out and socialize, assuming there are options for that.. I'm not sure it's a particularly attractive trait beyond that.
Xpendable said:You really start to question what are things you lack.
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