Gotta be a nice guy without being a pushover, clingy and for *** sake, think for yourself!
This is a pretty big issue for me. I've been quite a pushover for most, if not all of my life. Thinking for myself, I'm not sure if that's an issue or not. But I do hate being asked to choose something to do because I honestly can't ever decide what exactly I want. In which case I'm likely to omit my vote or simply ask for the other person to decide instead. >.<
see, i don't think not being able to decide what you want and asking the other person is being a pushover. if you have no strong opinion one way or the other what does it matter if the other person chooses whatever. and if they choose something you hate it's not like you won't say sure no problem, or is it just me?
Actually only time I ever had a girl pay for dinner was for a birthday dinner..
Other than that I insist on paying.
Then again at times I act like I'm from Georgia in the 1960's not modern era.
I actually just said something about that to Nini lol, the 1960s thing. Rejecting her generosity to assert your own leadership isn't alpha behavior at all to me, it's an expression of old gender sterotypes. Something I'm far too familiar with living in Georgia... some things are slow to change.
see, i don't think not being able to decide what you want and asking the other person is being a pushover. if you have no strong opinion one way or the other what does it matter if the other person chooses whatever. and if they choose something you hate it's not like you won't say sure no problem, or is it just me?
The main issue honestly is this: girls are typically more submissive. Girls don't want to be picking what to do all the *** time, it's a huge burden. This goes for guys too, even alphas. Both parties need to get a spine and contribute.
Also suggesting something and having the other person go "no I don't wanna" is annoying as hell.
Actually only time I ever had a girl pay for dinner was for a birthday dinner..
Other than that I insist on paying.
Then again at times I act like I'm from Georgia in the 1960's not modern era.
I actually just said something about that to Nini lol. Rejecting her generosity to assert your own leadership isn't alpha behavior at all to me, it's an expression of old gender sterotypes. Something I'm far too familiar with living in Georgia... some things are slow to change.
/hi5 for regional gender roles!
You know you're screwed though when you tell her to cook you dinner...right.
This is a pretty big issue for me. I've been quite a pushover for most, if not all of my life.
Thinking for myself, I'm not sure if that's an issue or not. But I do hate being asked to choose something to do because I honestly can't ever decide what exactly I want. In which case I'm likely to omit my vote or simply ask for the other person to decide instead. >.<
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Yeah, you should grow a spine (no offense!), I'm not sure how, but do it! I know it's possible to be born spineless then grow one.
On that note, this might not be you since you've stated you're a pushover, but it's completely possible to just be 'easy-going'. I don't usually pick what to do/where to go unless I'm like really in the mood to do something/eat something. If I actually have no opinion I'll just say you can pick something. If they can't pick something out of indecisiveness or whatever, I'm completely capable of picking something though. Sometimes I'll even do, "anything but this this and this" because the most obnoxious thing ever is to be with someone without an opinion, then you give an idea and they're like "no I don't wanna." I try to not be that guy.
I can understand I need to grow a spine, but what you said does seem a lot like me.
I'm extremely easy-going, especially when I'm with friends. I have fun just seeing other people having fun a lot of the time. That being said everything else in that post seems pretty damn close to me if not right on the dot. :x
Actually only time I ever had a girl pay for dinner was for a birthday dinner..
Other than that I insist on paying.
Then again at times I act like I'm from Georgia in the 1960's not modern era.
I actually just said something about that to Nini lol. Rejecting her generosity to assert your own leadership isn't alpha behavior at all to me, it's an expression of old gender sterotypes. Something I'm far too familiar with living in Georgia... some things are slow to change.
/hi5 for regional gender roles!
You know you're screwed though when you tell her to cook you dinner...right.
Yup >_>
Not the worst thing given that I enjoy cooking I guess.
see, i don't think not being able to decide what you want and asking the other person is being a pushover. if you have no strong opinion one way or the other what does it matter if the other person chooses whatever. and if they choose something you hate it's not like you won't say sure no problem, or is it just me?
The main issue honestly is this: girls are typically more submissive. Girls don't want to be picking what to do all the *** time, it's a huge burden. This goes for guys too, even alphas. Both parties need to get a spine and contribute.
Also suggesting something and having the other person go "no I don't wanna" is annoying as hell.
Actually only time I ever had a girl pay for dinner was for a birthday dinner..
Other than that I insist on paying.
Then again at times I act like I'm from Georgia in the 1960's not modern era.
See, in college I didn't mind taking turns paying for nights out because we're all poor in college, but afterwards I started getting peeved when we started our careers. I think he became too comfortable with the way we operated in college.
I can understand I need to grow a spine, but what you said does seem a lot like me.
I'm extremely easy-going, especially when I'm with friends. I have fun just seeing other people having fun a lot of the time. That being said everything else in that post seems pretty damn close to me if not right on the dot. :x
/nod I'm not going to annoy my partner by never contributing ideas (since it's a huge burden to come up with stuff all day e'rry day), but if they have strong opinions, I'm like whatever.
If it's with friends they usually already know what they want to do, so I just go with the flow.
As for everything else, fix it and you'll be a much better person for it~ >:3
Actually only time I ever had a girl pay for dinner was for a birthday dinner..
Other than that I insist on paying.
Then again at times I act like I'm from Georgia in the 1960's not modern era.
I actually just said something about that to Nini lol. Rejecting her generosity to assert your own leadership isn't alpha behavior at all to me, it's an expression of old gender sterotypes. Something I'm far too familiar with living in Georgia... some things are slow to change.
/hi5 for regional gender roles!
You know you're screwed though when you tell her to cook you dinner...right.
Yup >_>
Not the worst thing given that I enjoy cooking I guess.
Equal rights but not equal work, I see how it is :P
Yeah that's what I was saying earlier. Girls expect better treatment just because they're girls.
Stupid neofeminist girls want preferential treatment, real women earn their equal status.
I don't disagree with you, but I do have a completely different perspective.
I suppose I feel the same way about this as Morgan Freeman about racism.
Night sounded sexist, but he didn't actually mean it in a sexist manner. What he really means (correct me if I'm wrong D:<) is that if a person (male or female) wants to be treated equally, that they have to earn it. He just stated woman as an example (besides the fact that we're talking about them), is because a lot of woman believe that they can act poorly and be given the same treatment as everyone else.
Actually only time I ever had a girl pay for dinner was for a birthday dinner..
Other than that I insist on paying.
Then again at times I act like I'm from Georgia in the 1960's not modern era.
See, in college I didn't mind taking turns paying for nights out because we're all poor in college, but afterwards I started getting peeved when we started our careers. I think he became too comfortable with the way we operated in college.
My default response is still to pick up the check, but if she intercepts I'm not going to stop her. It's never expected though, which seems to be the difference here.
I can understand I need to grow a spine, but what you said does seem a lot like me.
I'm extremely easy-going, especially when I'm with friends. I have fun just seeing other people having fun a lot of the time. That being said everything else in that post seems pretty damn close to me if not right on the dot. :x
/nod I'm not going to annoy my partner by never contributing ideas (since it's a huge burden to come up with stuff all day e'rry day), but if they have strong opinions, I'm like whatever.
If it's with friends they usually already know what they want to do, so I just go with the flow.
As for everything else, fix it and you'll be a much better person for it~ >:3
Yea I'm sure the only way I get annoying and make someone else choose constantly is when it comes to food. I am an EXTREMELY picky eater, making it so that I have a very limited selection of food I usually think about eating. Thus when it comes to food I tend to lay it on other people because there is a good chance I will attempt to suggest the same 5 things over and over and over again until you hate me. :x
Side Note: I've watched that Morgan Freeman video like 5 times now and I can't stop laughing. XP
While I can see where you'd come from with this, you must be paranoid when someone's just being nice to you or something o_O
I might have become paranoid because of recent events, but the idea still holds true.
Nice guys are typically out to satisfy themselves, not others. They want love so they can feel good/happy/whatever, not so the other person can feel good/happy/whatever.
Equal rights but not equal work, I see how it is :P
Yeah that's what I was saying earlier. Girls expect better treatment just because they're girls.
Stupid neofeminist girls want preferential treatment, real women earn their equal status.
I don't disagree with you, but I do have a completely different perspective.
I suppose I feel the same way about this as Morgan Freeman about racism.
Night sounded sexist, but he didn't actually mean it in a sexist manner. What he really means (correct me if I'm wrong D:<) is that if a person (male or female) wants to be treated equally, that they have to earn it. He just stated woman as an example (besides the fact that we're talking about them), is because a lot of woman believe that they can act poorly and be given the same treatment as everyone else.
No I didn't think he meant it in a sexist way at all.
What I'm saying is that girls shouldn't have to earn equality. There's more girls in this world than guys, and nature would tell us that girls are supposed to be the dominant gender. Obviously it's different for humanity, but I don't treat girls any differently than I would anyone else. Everyone's just a human being to me.
This is a thread that I found on another website I post at. It can be really really interesting. I thought it deserved a place here.
Post your random thoughts for the day here, or anything else that intrigues you.
For starters, is it possible to give constructive critism to someone who doesn't have a neck? I totally just walked by a girl who didn't. Someone isn't getting a necklace for Valentines day!
And who decided black and white can't be colors? I want to say a racist. I really do.