Zekko/Tictac,
You both make a strong and necessary case for a definition of the word "Nice". My definition.....it's all relative to the perspective of the woman (and men but that's another story). There has been a considerable level of discussion on the "Nice Guy" topic with some great threads and comments although I can't find the particular thread I am thinking of.
One of our fellow members went on to say that it is ok to be "Nice", as long as you hold the frame through a strong, dominant masculine role. Where the situation gets gray is that often women, afc's, or feminized men will DEFINE masculinity itself as being evil. So even if you are a nice guy, by keeping your natural testosterone laden behaviours with you while still being "Nice", many will consider you an a$$hole.
This ties in to one of Rollo's common statements (paraphrasing) that men are never really given a good definition of what masculinity is, or if they are, they are certainly never given it in a positive light. Think of the word "Testosterone" and I would like you to post as many positive statements as you can which are associated with that word AND are used in any level by the media. Now do the reverse and find the negative statements.
Now I realize that this point it may appear I have deviated from the main topic, but the two really are heavily interconnected. For men to realize their actual potential as a DJ and as a masculine role-model they need to learn that no matter how "Nice" they think they are, if they act in any level on their natural dominant masculine role, they will almost certainly not be considered "Nice". Especially if they keep that frame and women are not able to chip away at it over the course of time as they often feel is their right. Nice guys don't need to be "broken" like a horse.....only dominant masculine men need that treatment.
Either it fails and you become an "absolute a$$hole", or the women will submit as is proper for their natural role and start to accept your PERMANENT leadership. The first type of women are obviously poor choices for any kind of relationship with, and they are a very common occurrence (at least in the US). The second are the one's who will be more willing to embrace their femininity and truly consider you a "Nice Guy".