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Don Juan
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So I just reading a few blogs this morning and stumbled on a few links and read a few comments from Roissy of his most recent post. It is leading me to think about how common is cheating. I hold no pedestalizing them as angels, but holy sh!t. The even scarier part is it seems none of the providing boyfriends have a clue.
It is not just the uneasy possibility of not just one's own girl, but the thought of the number of friends in ltrs that their girl acting the same as read online, just no one notice. My friends range from A-type personality or nerdy quiet type, but are any of them exempt or strong possibility of not happening? The idea of thinking your best friend's girlfriend or your co-worker's girlfriend as well as one's own - and then all of them going to starbucks to talk about it? How can anyone really know? I like to thinking that there has to be some signs, just many go into denial, but it sounds like they leave no sign at all. They just hide so well that the only way to know is because some anonymous people are overhearing as they talk amongst themselves and posting it online.
On Roissy's blog, he makes the claim that they are just as bad as us, a fair assertion as many think of them as angels. We have our dark sides, but I'm pretty sure we see ourselves and each other as good but with weaknesses, so viewing that on women make sense. However, if it's that rampant, then they are worse than us, all the guys I know, are loyal, we're aren't openly sharing stories like that in a starbucks and our different natures of how we cheat does not compensates that reality.
Are we all getting duped and have no idea? If we are avoiding it, how? If not, is there any escape (dating girls from other cultures, nerdier types, ones that seems reasonable at least)?
I don't like idea, obvious statement, but how am I suppose to view any girl, whatever it is my girl or any girl I have contact with, or my best friend's, one of the guys, a co-worker's or any of them? Or the guys themselves, at they thought that the girl they are with, maybe dishonest with them and doesn't matter if he's the captain of the varsity crew team or the MIT nerd guy with his nerdy, but still cute girlfriend...
link to one particular blog that made me think of this(though others are in the comments at Roissy's blog):
http://dissention.wordpress.com/2010/03/04/things-i-learned-at-starbucks-1/
It is not just the uneasy possibility of not just one's own girl, but the thought of the number of friends in ltrs that their girl acting the same as read online, just no one notice. My friends range from A-type personality or nerdy quiet type, but are any of them exempt or strong possibility of not happening? The idea of thinking your best friend's girlfriend or your co-worker's girlfriend as well as one's own - and then all of them going to starbucks to talk about it? How can anyone really know? I like to thinking that there has to be some signs, just many go into denial, but it sounds like they leave no sign at all. They just hide so well that the only way to know is because some anonymous people are overhearing as they talk amongst themselves and posting it online.
On Roissy's blog, he makes the claim that they are just as bad as us, a fair assertion as many think of them as angels. We have our dark sides, but I'm pretty sure we see ourselves and each other as good but with weaknesses, so viewing that on women make sense. However, if it's that rampant, then they are worse than us, all the guys I know, are loyal, we're aren't openly sharing stories like that in a starbucks and our different natures of how we cheat does not compensates that reality.
Are we all getting duped and have no idea? If we are avoiding it, how? If not, is there any escape (dating girls from other cultures, nerdier types, ones that seems reasonable at least)?
I don't like idea, obvious statement, but how am I suppose to view any girl, whatever it is my girl or any girl I have contact with, or my best friend's, one of the guys, a co-worker's or any of them? Or the guys themselves, at they thought that the girl they are with, maybe dishonest with them and doesn't matter if he's the captain of the varsity crew team or the MIT nerd guy with his nerdy, but still cute girlfriend...
link to one particular blog that made me think of this(though others are in the comments at Roissy's blog):
http://dissention.wordpress.com/2010/03/04/things-i-learned-at-starbucks-1/
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