AnotherLonelyGuy said:
Sorry, I don't deal in dreams and statements, I deal in reality and hard facts. Stating you are different doesn't change my opinion, it's only a statement, I don't know you, I am assuming you would not date an ugly man who can't even buy his own glass of beer if he would go out with you. You may, of course contradict me. Nice words and dreams don't cost a thing.
As for assumptions about me, where I come from or what I'm doing... yeah, it's not nice what I'm saying, people don't want to hear about it, but these things have to be expressed so as the ones who need any advice will have more to choose from.
I think what Callie said was mainly based on her experience and conclusions on this particular topic - not a dream or just some passing statement. There is a reason why she derived to such an opinion and, same with you.
I totally get where you're coming from, all right. I may not be in the same situation but I
have been in your situation. To be honest, I never imagined any guy could've liked me cos I always thought I'm "not pretty enough" for the normal people out there, and to find the rare ones are not easy. But it seems to be possible because I am in a relationship and I'm happy in it and I gotta say, I'm not the hotshot "pretty" girl someone like you might think. I understand that there is a lot of people out there who are shallow and really do find interest in others through looks mainly. But there are also those who don't.
What you say is true, to a certain extent, maybe to a large extent for some, or not, for some - so if you're going to advice people on it, shouldn't your advice be more.. fair? And not biased to what you think? I don't know.. just a thought. Maybe people tend to advice based on their own experience.. but I tend not to just base it on mine, but also what I've observed from other people, and in other points of view.
Basically, you don't tell someone to give up trying, just because you think it's not worth it. You can tell them what the possible consequences are to either trying, or not... and then let them see and decide for themselves. Maybe you have the intention to help other men in this area, but perhaps they way you're doing it is seeming kinda biased and that's probably why you're getting **** about it.
AnotherLonelyGuy said:
I'm getting **** from people 'cause what I say is not nice. How I say this things makes humans sound so... non-human, so unevolved. And people hate that.
"Falling at his feet" is a figure of speech, don't take it literally.
Between a nice guy and a nice guy with looks and money the choice is obvious.
What we say based on our experience, the good stuff, is also not nice to you - and you don't want to hear that. So, look at what you're doing first..
And between a nice guy and a nice guy with looks and money - my choice is obviously the former. Why? Because money can bring about so many issues. If there is a nice guy, who can be humble and not greedy cos he lacks the money, and knows how to live a "rougher" life with the lack of it or the lack of luxury monetarily, than hands down this nice guy wins my heart because in the long run, he will know how to manage finances and not overspend and be cocky or complacent about life and everything else.
Before I end, there might be some thinking what if there's a guy/girl who is nice, with looks and money and is also very good with managing his/her money, is not arrogant cos he/she is more well-to-do or anything like that, sure, then, that's rare to find, go grab 'em. But so far, in my experience in life, for this very short 25 years living, I realise you can't have everything - in anything and anyone.