Brian Drake
Don Juan
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- Jul 26, 2010
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Last night I had an eye opening experience. This experience is nothing new to some of you, but, for me, it was a look into the mind of the AFC that I have never seen before.
I joined a singles group at my church as we're going through a book called How To Find a Date Worth Keeping. It's a good book full of great Don Juan stuff but not written in the ways we're used to here--the book is aimed at women, too, so the locker room style tips are rewritten to be more palatable. Stay with me.....
During the discussion, the chicks were moaning and wailing about their high standards and how men don't meet them (what's the girl version of AFC?). One single mother complained that men without children don't "understand what I go through" so she only wants men who have kids. Another woman, 35 and never married (a really pretty blonde who was wearing a tight black sweater to show off the twins) said she only dates for marriage purposes and has a ticking bio clock and she's on a schedule so something needs to happen NOW. I wanted to kill myself listening to this.
The men in the group, to whom I have now called Sissy Boys, soon after started their own bit of complaining.
Basically, they are so afraid of approaching women and so tired of being rejected that they want the women to make a move instead. Why not, they say. Why can't women ask men out?
I had remained silent during most of the discussion, but finally spoke out when the AFCs made their remarks. I basically told them they need to grow a pair. Men are the pursuers, the aggressors, and it's our job to do the asking as it has been for ten thousand years.
The men fell silent.
The single mother and the blonde started checking me out.
Pass.
I probably won't be going back. I can read the book on my own.
I joined a singles group at my church as we're going through a book called How To Find a Date Worth Keeping. It's a good book full of great Don Juan stuff but not written in the ways we're used to here--the book is aimed at women, too, so the locker room style tips are rewritten to be more palatable. Stay with me.....
During the discussion, the chicks were moaning and wailing about their high standards and how men don't meet them (what's the girl version of AFC?). One single mother complained that men without children don't "understand what I go through" so she only wants men who have kids. Another woman, 35 and never married (a really pretty blonde who was wearing a tight black sweater to show off the twins) said she only dates for marriage purposes and has a ticking bio clock and she's on a schedule so something needs to happen NOW. I wanted to kill myself listening to this.
The men in the group, to whom I have now called Sissy Boys, soon after started their own bit of complaining.
Basically, they are so afraid of approaching women and so tired of being rejected that they want the women to make a move instead. Why not, they say. Why can't women ask men out?
I had remained silent during most of the discussion, but finally spoke out when the AFCs made their remarks. I basically told them they need to grow a pair. Men are the pursuers, the aggressors, and it's our job to do the asking as it has been for ten thousand years.
The men fell silent.
The single mother and the blonde started checking me out.
Pass.
I probably won't be going back. I can read the book on my own.