I would say, "I hate to bring up an old thread"
But then I'd be lying.
I've surfed in here somehow, probably from the ASF website, and ended up reading this entire thread. Now I feel I must respond. You know, to get my money's worth. Not that I've spent a dime . . . instead I've spent time and, well, you know the saying.
Anyway, now I'm registered and that gives me the power to say . . .
I completely agree with this:
Originally posted by DJDamage
AW's are attracted to males like regular women. However their prefrences tend to be more shallow then most women . . . everything after that is secondary to them.
as well as most of the things myfriendblu wrote. Including but not limited to:
It is not painful for me to accept that a lot of women see me as a threat, because I have that knack to relate to men on a level other than sexual.
---The fact that you belive that other women see you as a threat is a characteristic that attention whor es have
we're probably some of the coolest chicks you'd ever meet. End story.
-----Doubt that. Single moms and attention whor es aren't my cup of tea. Maybe someone elses?
To this discussion I want to add what I feel is the number one characteristic of attention whqres:
Bragging about attention they've received.
"Bragging" is not the best word to use. But it works. Basically, attention whqres are constantly seeking to prove their value. For instance, they will frequently describe situations where guys where pining for their approval. Or perhaps they'll cite instances where women seemed intimidated by them. In each case, they bring up situations that imply that they themselves are worth something. Usually their comments are unsolicited. Like when you are telling a story and they break off on an unrelated tangent describing some guy that you don't care two sh!ts about. On the surface, it seems like they are trying to prove this value to other people but, deep down, they are actually trying to convince themselves of their own worth (that's why I say "bragging" isn't the best word).