Self_H8
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From an objective standpoint it doesn't really make sense, because the "nice guy" provides; (heavily investing into the relationship, doing all the things a typical "nice guy" does). Why is that most (if not all) women usually skip those guys over and usually hook up with men that usually don't care about her other than for sexual favours?
It's not really rare to hear women say "I broke up with him cause he was too nice", meanwhile mainstream media drilled the idea into us that chasing after a girl is the "gentleman thing to do", Examples of this are most movies, even cartoons like Tom and Jerry which we watched when we were little kids, The Male Character is always seen to chase after the girl. So basically the idea that as a man, you have to degrade yourself, throw away any self respect you have for the attention of a woman who might not even be Interessted in you, is drilled into your head from when you were a toddler.
(trying to get a girls attention in 2026)
Despite all this though, she ends up dating the guy who is the complete opposite of the "nice guy". Is it just a "just in the moment" type of rush that fullfills them when they're doing something they percieve as something they shouldn't be doing? Or is it just the attraction factor that most "bad boy" archetypes have?
It's not really rare to hear women say "I broke up with him cause he was too nice", meanwhile mainstream media drilled the idea into us that chasing after a girl is the "gentleman thing to do", Examples of this are most movies, even cartoons like Tom and Jerry which we watched when we were little kids, The Male Character is always seen to chase after the girl. So basically the idea that as a man, you have to degrade yourself, throw away any self respect you have for the attention of a woman who might not even be Interessted in you, is drilled into your head from when you were a toddler.
(trying to get a girls attention in 2026)
Despite all this though, she ends up dating the guy who is the complete opposite of the "nice guy". Is it just a "just in the moment" type of rush that fullfills them when they're doing something they percieve as something they shouldn't be doing? Or is it just the attraction factor that most "bad boy" archetypes have?
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