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The future is unwritten
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Bad choices of lovers
Big V posted a link here that is nsfw but the site had an excellent page on why Women are attracted to men that are bad for them and why nice guys get dumped for bad boys.
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Join Date: Nov 2004
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Nice article, xoB. Ms Williams has a talent for writing, and the promise at the end of the article is kept (but in an intelligent, articulate way). I read several of them, and enjoyed almost all the ones I read. Kind of like those magazines, but really for the articles this time. Especially since it's all text.
![]() Oh, and I don't really know about the bad boiz thang. I *hated* the dating scene. I wasn't interested in someone who wasn't interested in me.
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It is simpler than that... because they are idiots and don't think they deserve them (a nice guy).
Self-sabotage. |
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Colorado
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Has anyone else heard of a research study (done long ago) that found that women's view of what is attractive could vary depending on hormone levels?
Nevermind, found it. (I am the Google master) http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/low/sci/tech/376321.stm |
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I always figured that a girl's first love is her dad (even tho in the way that little girls love their daddy). If her dad is an abusive/irresponsble ass then she'll be prone to fall for any guy that a) she is attracted to that b) treats her like her father did.
Its not that women don't think they deserve a nice guy its that the nice guys aren't interesting to them - nice guys can't reach their deeper emotional zones and a deep attraction to one just isn't going to happen. Having an asshole for a father really is a curse that follows women around for the rest of their lives.
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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I'm the ..."ohh bad boys are so sexy" type of girl, then I figure out they are arseholes (well doh! thats what attracted me to them in the first place)....so I dump them or they cheat and I think ..."I need a nice guy"...but then another bad boy comes along
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Toronto, Canada
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I hope you will all read my post in the "How you become prey to a charmer/abuser" thread. Open the attachment, It's long but very informative.
Perhaps print it and read it later. :-)
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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I think that most of the problem is that people just don't know what they want...and then on top of that people get conditioned as kids because of other relationships they see, what they live with, etc. I'm a good girl with a bad side (in the right places) who just wants someone to love me for who I am...I didn't think that was too much to ask for, but apparently it is. I wouldn't date a "bad boy" just for the record...but I guess that depends on who you ask and what their idea of a bad boy is.
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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I watched a tv show some years ago about this subject...
What it basically stated was women are attracted to the risk takers, daredevils, men who appear strong (either with physical or mental-intimidation strengths) because they think the man will be strong enough to protect them. After they 'get' the man they want to change them into providers because they now have a family and should stop taking the risks. Another reason why so many of these types of relationships fail. It seemed primitive, yet totally understandable, to me. At least by thinking of human nature in relation to how nature actually works in the animal kingdom.
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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I agree with KinkyVixen. People just don't know what they want. There is some self-sabotage as well though. Especially with people who have been abused. In my experience, they feel like they are damaged goods and don't deserve someone who will treat them well.
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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Actually, victims of abuse gravitate towards what they know. I call it their 'discomfort zone'. There are behaviors and attitudes they are familiar with and within which they have learned to function. Their lack of self-esteem attracts abusers who see a likely target. People who have been abused haven't learned what healthy boundaries are and abusive types easily charm them (commonly using techniques that other people would reject as absurd).
Usually, abuse victims come from chaotic backgrounds and in many cases, have become addicted to the adreneline high of drama. They don't feel 'alive' unless they are involved in some sort of crisis and bad boys/girls provide that. Nice guys/girls bore them. They bore themselves. External thrills, risks, are what they're after in order to continue to experience life on the edge. It takes a lot of work on self to learn to love oneself when life has taught you that you are unworthy and without value. It takes effort to discover that a peaceful existence is highly preferable to the roller coaster of drama. <gets down off her soapbox> Stormie
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My wife and I call them Chaos-junkies.
They complain about all the crap in their lives, but as soon as there is a lull, they will DO something to make shit happen. They just can't stand quiet. Or if they start dating someone who is good for them, they won't be able to stand them. The other side of it are the Tea-sippers... the two types backstage in a theatres. One type runs around starting crap and the other sits and drinks tea or coffee, reviewing their script and doing their make-up. The Chaos-junkies are always drawn to the Tea-sippers but can't stand them at the same time. |
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Chaos-junkies need someone to notice.
Tea-sippers are always available. ![]()
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Exactly. Plus, they need good advice to ignore.
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It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye...
MONROE, Conn. Jul 18, 2006 (AP)— A 46-year-old man is accused of assaulting his wife with a carrot, causing her to lose sight in one eye. Roderick Vecsey is charged with second-degree assault and disorderly conduct. Pamela Vecsey, 46, underwent six hours of surgery after being hit in the left eye with the vegetable Saturday night, but doctors were not able to restore her vision, prosecutor Stephanie Damiani said. The couple was arguing when Roderick Vecsey tossed the carrot, Damiani said. Roderick Vecsey told Judge Patrick Carroll that it was a terrible accident, and was advised to remain silent. The judge set a hearing for Thursday. Vecsey is currently free after posting $500 bond. Copyright 2006 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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