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Apparently I missed this thread over the holidays. Here's my $0.02 from the ladies' locker room:
First I strongly agree with @Serenity on this topic.
The "Nice Guy" is inauthentic in some way shape or form.
The bad boy, player/playboy, and good man/solid man are honest and authentic about who they are & what they want.
The "Nice Guy" is too afraid to own his desires so he tries covertly, to win a woman's affection by giving. But his giving always has strings attached vis a vis his expectations. He thinks giving will get him the result he wants and is quite disappointed and feels used when it doesn't work. But he sets himself up for failure.
It's not that men should be an ass hole. A generous nature (giving) is a good thing and is part of any healthy relationship. But you give to give. Without expectation.
You do not give to get. That is the difference.
Women, especially beautiful women, can smell "give to get" men a mile away. Let me illustrate. For example, a number of times, when I have been out on business over the years, I'll be at dinner somewhere nice, alone, and some man will pick up my tab unbeknownst to me. Then when I go to pay my tab the staff tells me that the man over there bought my meal, etc.
Without exception such men expect a Thank You, an acknowledgement, a conversation. At times they expect MUCH more, as though they have somehow purchased my time by buying dinner/drinks for a woman they do not know.
Without exception these men do not approach first to introduce themselves, they lead with their resources in presumptively paying my tab & expecting some sort of interaction after. Its quite arrogant in a way, and this is not how young men without means operate (they can't afford to), but in younger men it manifests more in trying to be her bestie & get close to her through being 'friends' since buying her stuff is not in the cards.
Both with the men randomly buying me dinner and in the men trying to be 'friends' with women they fancy there is an alterior motive and it is indirect. Then these men get angry or but hurt when the girl they fancy gets with a man who is NOT a "Nice Guy" and they think she somehow owes them something.
You see at his core the "Nice Guy" is disingenous and there is nothing Nice at all about that.
First I strongly agree with @Serenity on this topic.
The "Nice Guy" is inauthentic in some way shape or form.
The bad boy, player/playboy, and good man/solid man are honest and authentic about who they are & what they want.
The "Nice Guy" is too afraid to own his desires so he tries covertly, to win a woman's affection by giving. But his giving always has strings attached vis a vis his expectations. He thinks giving will get him the result he wants and is quite disappointed and feels used when it doesn't work. But he sets himself up for failure.
It's not that men should be an ass hole. A generous nature (giving) is a good thing and is part of any healthy relationship. But you give to give. Without expectation.
You do not give to get. That is the difference.
Women, especially beautiful women, can smell "give to get" men a mile away. Let me illustrate. For example, a number of times, when I have been out on business over the years, I'll be at dinner somewhere nice, alone, and some man will pick up my tab unbeknownst to me. Then when I go to pay my tab the staff tells me that the man over there bought my meal, etc.
Without exception such men expect a Thank You, an acknowledgement, a conversation. At times they expect MUCH more, as though they have somehow purchased my time by buying dinner/drinks for a woman they do not know.
Without exception these men do not approach first to introduce themselves, they lead with their resources in presumptively paying my tab & expecting some sort of interaction after. Its quite arrogant in a way, and this is not how young men without means operate (they can't afford to), but in younger men it manifests more in trying to be her bestie & get close to her through being 'friends' since buying her stuff is not in the cards.
Both with the men randomly buying me dinner and in the men trying to be 'friends' with women they fancy there is an alterior motive and it is indirect. Then these men get angry or but hurt when the girl they fancy gets with a man who is NOT a "Nice Guy" and they think she somehow owes them something.
You see at his core the "Nice Guy" is disingenous and there is nothing Nice at all about that.