I'm a bit curious about this. Could it be that most former "nice guys" (as labeled primarily by superficial women) usually tend to transform into Don Juan/PUA types much later in their lives late 20s and early 30s? I would like to use myself as an example. A lot of you here are familiar with my stories of how much I used to struggle during my undergraduate years in college to get a date and a girlfriend-being constantly seen as "too much into the books/education," "too nice," getting the "I have a boyfriend line" a bit too many times than other guys, being stood up and being turned down for possible dates at the last minute by women who had previously given me their phone numbers, etc. The list is so exhaustive in terms of my negative experiences.
Now, at 29 and almost in my 30s, I suddenly find myself not basing the completeness and fullness of my life on whether or not I have a girlfriend, not caring whether or not a woman on the street who thinks she's an HB and is accustomed to getting a lot of attention makes eye contact with me, (in fact, from time to time I just even ignore them and they would look at me surprised while I walk past them, not even acknowledging their presence) not seeking their approval, etc. Ironically, a lot of the women I have met in the past, the ones who caused me so much pain during my late teens to early and mid-twenties are probably now saying they "want a good guy to settle down with," after having messed around and had their fun for as much as possible. It seems to be a vicious cycle that just keeps on going round and round. They complain that the supply of jerks keeps on increasing while that of the so-called "nice guys" continues to shrink, whereas back in the day, they never gave such men a chance. I think American women have such an unfair double standard when it comes to dating and the whole thing is so imbalanced.
Now, at 29 and almost in my 30s, I suddenly find myself not basing the completeness and fullness of my life on whether or not I have a girlfriend, not caring whether or not a woman on the street who thinks she's an HB and is accustomed to getting a lot of attention makes eye contact with me, (in fact, from time to time I just even ignore them and they would look at me surprised while I walk past them, not even acknowledging their presence) not seeking their approval, etc. Ironically, a lot of the women I have met in the past, the ones who caused me so much pain during my late teens to early and mid-twenties are probably now saying they "want a good guy to settle down with," after having messed around and had their fun for as much as possible. It seems to be a vicious cycle that just keeps on going round and round. They complain that the supply of jerks keeps on increasing while that of the so-called "nice guys" continues to shrink, whereas back in the day, they never gave such men a chance. I think American women have such an unfair double standard when it comes to dating and the whole thing is so imbalanced.