.

[Prynce]

.

 

[Fatboi1]

shyt ain't that hard b. I think about all the chicks that were on my dikk and they were the ones i didn't care about too much initially. I swear this one chick I had going for almost two years without any real strings attached was on my dikk heavy. Smashing damn near everyday, had her buying me stuff, cooking for me w/e. All I did was give her some hard dikk and bubble gum.

This other chick same thing, I was just "meh" with her because she was on some wack shyt(wouldn't give it up or somehow "stop" me) and I just stopped talking to her. She came back around a few months later and then at that time I started talking to my EX which made her more interested. I then started to simp her a lil bit and suddenly she changed. She wasn't fukkin wit me no more. :sadto:.

Make no mistake, you not only nice dealing with women. You're probably a soft nikka in other aspects of your life. You gotta know when to stand your ground.

 

[Barnett114]

All I can say is, reading the whole thread, this sounds like a KentTV convention

 

[brehbreh]

best advice I can give is, in any scenario always understand that your #1 investment should be in yourself.

 

[Prynce]

.

 

[VICVALLIN]

I used to let people cheat off my paper during standardized test just because they asked

nikka, you ain't nice. You just a bytchass pushover that can't say no. Women don't actually prefer a$$holes to, "nice guys", contrary to bytch nikka belief. Women like a man that has a spine and isn't a doormat. Most people, not just women, have a hard to distinguishing between assertive and aggressive, confidence and arrogance, as well as unwavering convictions and childish stubbornness. If you want women to respect you, respect yourself. Stand for something, stand up for yourself. And if the women you encounter ain't with that, fukk 'em. Just go find someone that wants what you're offering. It ain't that fukkin hard.

 

[Prynce]

.

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

Being a nice guy is not the problem. Choosing poorly, not improving your approach or attractiveness, lacking self awareness and being too self conscious are much more likely and damaging. Odds are you are being too nice to overcompensate for a lack of personality and confidence.... would make more sense to work on those things than to just be a dikk. You will just go from being a nice boring guy lacking confidence to an nice boring guy lacking confidence pretending to be an a$$hole. Smarten up.

 

[Penny 95]

Just be yourself. If a woman doesn't appreciate you for who you truly are then she wasn't the one for you. There are billions of women walking this planet, I'm sure that you will find one that likes you. Never change who you are to be more appealing to someone, because you'll be miserable even if it does get you the things that you want.

 

[Jesus Shuttlesworth]

Better late than never, I guess.

IDK why nikkas always think they gon be the outlier. Nice guys finish last. Fact. Ask an a$$hole who gets p*ssy or a nice guy who doesn't. Either way you should draw the same conclusion.

 

[Stacker Pentecost]

This nice and sweet person I've been most of my life isn't working out

It really doesn't work

I think I'm ready to become a savage

Teach me how to abandon my nice guy ways brehs

I'm tired of finishing last

Birds don't want nice guys

My natural inclination is to be kind and courteous tho

I want to be a savage and not care

Damn this good upbringing

Lol

 

[Stacker Pentecost]

@Prynce just be yourself

 

[Queen]

Birds don't want nice guys

Hoes don't love nice nikkas

So I don't need to put broads on a pedestal

Perhaps you should limit your interactions with birds, hoes, and broads.

You're welcome.

 

[Xane Vic]

Perhaps you should limit your interactions with birds, hoes, and broads.

You're welcome.

"SHOTS FIRED! MAN DOWN!..."

nikka gonna reinvent himself but still be a nikka from a gay-ass city with a gay-ass screen name, like hoes, your mama and 'nem, ain't 'bout to shyt on you like D.L. Hughley's daughter in that Nick Cannon movie.

 

[joeychizzle]

Be what your parents want you to be, not what you think you want to be.