NaijaProdigy Redux
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only a woman could think it's her duty to soothe egos rather than be truthful.a woman has to worry about a man getting physically violent with her if she is brutally honest about his shortcomings. women are acutely aware of how fragile some men's egos are. they tiptoe around us all the time and yet men are sometimes completely oblivious to it.
a man who takes words literally instead of taking into account the social context or situation is not someone who "gets it". women want a man who "gets it" without having every little thing explained to him. not being able to read between the lines of what she is saying here shows a lack of social intelligence and understanding, which is probably why she's not feeling him in the first place.
also, some women, especially young women, can't articulate it or don't really know exactly why they aren't feeling a guy, they'll just know there is no chemistry and they are not feeling "it". i could break it down to her and explain exactly why she isn't feeling "it", but it doesn't really matter why because she's already decided she's not attracted.
she needs to find a way to let him down without threatening his ego, hence her calling him "too perfect". make more sense now?
I don't think it's fear of violence, more like coming as a shallow ho. Guilt and face saving is how these bytches roll.only a woman could think it's her duty to soothe egos rather than be truthful.
Fear of violence is such a bullshyt excuse. Is that how you and others view men? As walking vessels of pending violence?
it's not bullshyt. it's a very real consideration. we can kill them with our bare hands. and there are plenty of stories of women rejecting men and being assaulted afterwards.only a woman could think it's her duty to soothe egos rather than be truthful.
Fear of violence is such a bullshyt excuse. Is that how you and others view men? As walking vessels of pending violence?
Very true
Thats why i let bytches know when I first meet em I dont judge em (sexual partners, abusive past, etc etc). I make em feel comfortable, and relate to em so they open and show em we both aint shyt.
Even tho when it comes to serious dating im very judgmental
Its the perfect reverse pscyhology cuz peeps be on some "she'll never tell u her true body count/her past" but if u establish that u dont care and ur just as flawed then they open up.
Thats when u use em up then toss them into the and let some simp deal with her baggage
They should be comfortable with opening up to you sexually. That's what makes a difference between a lover and provider.Very true
Thats why i let bytches know when I first meet em I dont judge em (sexual partners, abusive past, etc etc). I make em feel comfortable, and relate to em so they open and show em we both aint shyt.
Even tho when it comes to serious dating im very judgmental
Its the perfect reverse pscyhology cuz peeps be on some "she'll never tell u her true body count/her past" but if u establish that u dont care and ur just as flawed then they open up.
Thats when u use em up then toss them into the and let some simp deal with her baggage
a woman has to worry about a man getting physically violent with her if she is brutally honest about his shortcomings. women are acutely aware of how fragile some men's egos are. they tiptoe around us all the time and yet men are sometimes completely oblivious to it.
a man who takes words literally instead of taking into account the social context or situation is not someone who "gets it". women want a man who "gets it" without having every little thing explained to him. not being able to read between the lines of what she is saying here shows a lack of social intelligence and understanding, which is probably why she's not feeling him in the first place.
also, some women, especially young women, can't articulate it or don't really know exactly why they aren't feeling a guy, they'll just know there is no chemistry and they are not feeling "it". i could break it down to her and explain exactly why she isn't feeling "it", but it doesn't really matter why because she's already decided she's not attracted.
she needs to find a way to let him down without threatening his ego, hence her calling him "too perfect". make more sense now?
a woman has to worry about a man getting physically violent with her if she is brutally honest about his shortcomings. women are acutely aware of how fragile some men's egos are. they tiptoe around us all the time and yet men are sometimes completely oblivious to it.
a man who takes words literally instead of taking into account the social context or situation is not someone who "gets it". women want a man who "gets it" without having every little thing explained to him. not being able to read between the lines of what she is saying here shows a lack of social intelligence and understanding, which is probably why she's not feeling him in the first place.
also, some women, especially young women, can't articulate it or don't really know exactly why they aren't feeling a guy, they'll just know there is no chemistry and they are not feeling "it". i could break it down to her and explain exactly why she isn't feeling "it", but it doesn't really matter why because she's already decided she's not attracted.
she needs to find a way to let him down without threatening his ego, hence her calling him "too perfect". make more sense now?
a woman has to worry about a man getting physically violent with her if she is brutally honest about his shortcomings. women are acutely aware of how fragile some men's egos are. they tiptoe around us all the time and yet men are sometimes completely oblivious to it.
a man who takes words literally instead of taking into account the social context or situation is not someone who "gets it". women want a man who "gets it" without having every little thing explained to him. not being able to read between the lines of what she is saying here shows a lack of social intelligence and understanding, which is probably why she's not feeling him in the first place.
also, some women, especially young women, can't articulate it or don't really know exactly why they aren't feeling a guy, they'll just know there is no chemistry and they are not feeling "it". i could break it down to her and explain exactly why she isn't feeling "it", but it doesn't really matter why because she's already decided she's not attracted.
she needs to find a way to let him down without threatening his ego, hence her calling him "too perfect". make more sense now?
Get this simp nonsene the fukk outta here.
No wonder we got a single mother epidemic. Women have kids with deadbeats & badboys instead of potential good fathers.
This topic has been discussed to death anyways