Kortney said:
Furburt said:
I tried, I really did try, but I just don't think I'm the right person for any sort of relationship. It's not that I don't think girlfriends are worth the effort, it's that I don't think I'd be the right guy for any girl, so I might as well just remove myself from the whole equation so that some lassie doesn't make a mistake with me, as girls have done with me in the past.
Yes kiddies, my genes are so inferior that they're stopping me from breeding.
Eh, I'm happy without a relationship. Leave it to the people who know what they're doing, I say.
Enough of that shit.
I just looked at your profile, you're only young. There is someone out there for all kinds of people, and just because you haven't found someone who you are good for doesn't mean you never will. End of story.
Gotta agree with Kortney here, there is no point to giving up. Not actively looking is fine, but completely throwing away the idea is silly.
In time, you and the people around you will change, and you will meet many new people hopefully. In one or two years, you may think very differently.
Edit: Kudos on the avatar, Pilky-boy is amazing!
d319tm said:
Hafnium said:
Much research does show that women like "bad boys".
Us, "nice guys" don't do all that badly, the main thing is confidence, which many self-described "nice guys" don't appear to have that much of but "bad boys" in general do. A "nice guy" with confidence ultimately does better in both short and long-term relationships than "bad boys" because in a short-term thing the fun part is all the better if both parties are giving their all and respectful of each others wishes and desires, and in something more akin to an actual relationship a "nice guy" is generally a better boyfriend as they actually care about their partner and are less likely than an under-confident "nice guy" to get jealous over silly things.
Also, i apologise for the sheer number of finger-quotes throughout that very short paragraph!
You're right on, confidence is the all-important factor. And yes, especially long term is a different story, but when a lot of guys never get to the short term, the long term doesn't happen either.
"bad boys" do mostly have short term succes, but I still think there is a profound difference in the "romantic succes", if you will, of the two types of guys, which I have (for easier discussion) seperated completely, I know there is much overlap.
There is not much discussion that nice guys are better partners, but people don't always choose the "right" answer, sexual interest is much more primal.