How to be the Bad Boy women want

[schttrj]

i'm not really into giving advices that much like this but thought of sharing this with you all

1. Bad Boy = Power.

2. Bad Boy = Hard to get into the hands.

3. Bad Boy = Goes for what he wants, without apology. takes all the responsibility off on her.

 

[Jon55]

i'm not really into giving advices that much like this but thought of sharing this with you all

1. Bad Boy = Power.

2. Bad Boy = Hard to get into the hands.

3. Bad Boy = Goes for what he wants, without apology. takes all the responsibility off on her.

Bad Boy = not a DJ, and is nothing to aspire to be

Bad Boy = has commitment issues, among many other emotional issues

Bad Boy = is insincere, and insecure

So you're suddenly a "bad boy" and getting laid. Awesome. You can have sex with a girl. Is that really your only life goal?

 

[War Against Betaism]

Okay, and what? How is this advice gonna help anyone? You need to go a lot more in depth.

 

[Sandow]

If all you want is to get laid, then yea. There's a lot more to that though. A lot more.

 

[fertileTurtle]

Yeah ok. LOL.

 

[scrouds]

Lol in a way I think we might be on (a little) something here. Take the nice guy, recently working on a reformation, working to become a dj. Where are the limits?

I think a lot of people take the opposite approach that they superficially see. Good guy, become the bad guy. I did that, and its nice to know the extent of those boundaries. I sure found it interesting that when presented with the bad buy (a$shole can be used as well), decent people leave, but people lacking in their lives stay. The dregs so to speak.

Somewhere, I believe that you must at one point become the extremes to know where the balance is. I know in my path to development, a big step was to become a pretty bad ahole and to realize there is a happy medium. The realization that being nice and being assertive is fundamentally different. I lacked that distinction in the first part of my life.

 

[Georgiy]

are there a lot of bad boys in India? ))

that question always bothered me...