What kinds of things do guys do that make you feel good?

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10 Oct 2007, 11:00 pm

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hugs

i think that is what ive been missing most... i nice strong ALMOST crushing hug from a guy you trust... very comforting and assuring.


Never understood this.
Something my wife always wanted.
I like a gentle touch, much more.



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10 Oct 2007, 11:20 pm

calandale wrote:
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hugs

i think that is what ive been missing most... i nice strong ALMOST crushing hug from a guy you trust... very comforting and assuring.


Never understood this.
Something my wife always wanted.
I like a gentle touch, much more.


i'd often agree

but hard times call for hard hugs


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10 Oct 2007, 11:46 pm

Sedaka wrote:
but hard times call for hard hugs

and chocolate? Hard times call for chocolate too.

I hope you find hugs with another soon :)



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10 Oct 2007, 11:59 pm

Hard times call for bloodletting.



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11 Oct 2007, 7:25 am

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If he isn't the right guy, he could lasso me the moon and it might bring a happy smile to my face ... but it wouldn't increase or change the nature of my feelings for him.

Now I've found someone who is utterly enchanting and intriguing to me, inside and out. He makes me happy just by breathing! I'm pleased and honored beyond belief by the fact that he shares who he is, with me.


there's no such thing as "right guy" ....so from the who planet's population there's only a 1 "right guy"? BS.
There's a "a some percentage of guys who fit your needs"



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11 Oct 2007, 7:27 am

BazzaMcKenzie wrote:
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Here the list:

-pay for a good car so you can pick her up
-pay for dinners
-pay for flowers
-pay for gifts
-pay for a diamond ring
-pay for a house
-pay for the babies
-a kiss

in other words, a "good provider". Security. Its an instinctive desire.

Thinking more widely, would a guy who hunts and brings back lots of dead critters be a turn on as a good provider too?


exactly Bazz , you said it right and that what most women deny and I do respect this instinct somehow ....the origin of this instinct is from the nature's law!


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Thinking more widely, would a guy who hunts and brings back lots of dead critters be a turn on as a good provider too?


In stone age , yes . But today critters= money :) .



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11 Oct 2007, 7:29 am

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I think this is a far better solution than being negative and cynical.


I hope LPP continues to be just as openly bitter and hateful towards women as he is now.

That way, they'll all run when they see him coming, and none of them will have to put up with his misogyny.


but I love you :P



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11 Oct 2007, 7:56 am

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Well then buy yourself the diamonds, and get your girl a pretty sapphire :D


I have one, which is sufficient, I think.
My wife had a sapphire.

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I must admit though, coloured diamonds are kind of cool.


Eww.



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11 Oct 2007, 9:13 pm

AAH! Girls, tell the man what you like!! He is obviously trying to figure out how to please a woman, a rare quality in any man.

I like head skritchies, spoons and a "wow" when I go out of my way to dress to the standards a man expects me to look like (ha, not trampy, usually jeans and tee, or actually comb my hair. Oh, and put on makeup)

Men please me when they tactfully tell me the truth, like my butt is big, it's not the jeans making it look big. And support me in making it smaller, like letting me go run an hour a day and not being mad that although I still serve him sweets I don't want to partake (which is what made my 90 pound ass creep up to 102).

I am turned on by a decisive man. Make up your mind.

I am also drawn to quiet, strong men. I bite my lip when I want to cry, but I like praise when I suck it up.

Most of all, I like hours of hanging out but not talking much, just minimal interaction.

My favorite is the language, phrases and body language we developed to compensate for the communication disorder.

Different things turn different girls on. Just ask over a bottle of wine, and REMEMBER what they say and DO it!!



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11 Oct 2007, 9:27 pm

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Pugly wrote:
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Getting the wealthy husband has became a 'tradition' among the girls here ....success and money are both a must . Girls here (and even most girls in the world) prefer successful ...i mean let's face it , who like unsuccessful guys? eh? success means money and I think this natural preference exist in all cultures.

Maybe only some rich girls are the exception since they are fed up by wealth ...I know a very poor guy(but good-looking) who's dating one of the richest girls , she even bought him a car for his birthday...but this is the only once exception i witnessed so far .


Man, I don't envy that situation in any way.

I think there is a fair amount of women here that aren't specifically looking for money/success at least of the more creative... "different" types.


This is what I loved about being a teenager (well, I didn't REALIZE I loved it back then -- just compared to now, in adulthood). When you're a teenager, it's easier for girls and guys to just look into each others eyes, and consider the most simple and mundane things about each other to be enchanting wonders, while dismissing literally every other thought.

There was this girl I *almost officially* dated when I was 19 and she was 17. I had just moved out of my Dad's house, and was living "on my own" for the very first time ... ah, what memories...
The girl was stunningly gorgeous. And she didn't care that I had a messy, 275-sq-ft (one room) apartment, a messy '79 Pontiac with no air conditioner (in Texas, where the summer reaches above 110º :o ), she didn't care that I was poor ... it was just incredible. I was a poor slob, she was a stunning goddess, and she was head-over-heels in love with me. We even alluded briefly to having children one today together. She would just beam from ear to ear at me, as if she was off in another world.

And then she was gone. Ah, such is life. :( C'est la vie!
I told her about Jesus, and she left me.
But I'm very loosely in touch with her on Myspace -- she has a boyfriend. Truth be known, I wouldn't really want her anyway, in a relationship, because I don't think we're truly compatible. But that's the kind of comfortable illusion teen romance can bring... and that's why I liked that simpler version of romance more than this $$$-centered, nit-picky-out-everything, "grown-up" version. :roll: (Why do we get more immature in some ways as we get older?)

Ah, the memories...

Image

Just kidding, that's just the new Ben Stiller movie. :mrgreen:


i loled cause what HIGHSCHOOLER wouldn't think that a bf with the crappiest apt of his own wasn't some sort of uber stature thing.. like it was noble of her or something.


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11 Oct 2007, 9:37 pm

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But address my point, which was that Cal is saying that LPP is a misogynist because he has "bitterness" toward women. Well, assuming that he does have bitterness, that's not enough to be a misogynist -- that just means you're circumstantially upset. It's not wrong to be genuinely upset, obviously.

After doing a reading to LPP's posts, I see that I have to agree with you to some degree, although he was making a generalization with that list and overreacting to it, didn't especifically sound like prejudice against women exactly, mostly it seemed about how society may work were he lives. So I am taking that into consideration, I asume that is true in some cases, but it is not always like that. However he must be careful about not blaming women for this.


ive seen his negative attitude towards women lots of times.... over a long period of time.

i'd say he's an opportunistict misogynist... meaning that he'd hate on women all day (say on wp) yet should one present herself before him... she'd be hearing very different ideas from him.


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11 Oct 2007, 9:41 pm

LePetitPrince wrote:
BazzaMcKenzie wrote:
LePetitPrince wrote:
Here the list:

-pay for a good car so you can pick her up
-pay for dinners
-pay for flowers
-pay for gifts
-pay for a diamond ring
-pay for a house
-pay for the babies
-a kiss

in other words, a "good provider". Security. Its an instinctive desire.

Thinking more widely, would a guy who hunts and brings back lots of dead critters be a turn on as a good provider too?


exactly Bazz , you said it right and that what most women deny and I do respect this instinct somehow ....the origin of this instinct is from the nature's law!


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Thinking more widely, would a guy who hunts and brings back lots of dead critters be a turn on as a good provider too?


In stone age , yes . But today critters= money :) .


for the tit for tat side of things....

it's the same concept of men being attractive to younger bustier girls (yes there's variation... but you get the idea)... and that single women, as we get older.... become less and less desirable even if we are wealthy or pretty.


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11 Oct 2007, 10:04 pm

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... and that single women, as we get older.... become less and less desirable even if we are wealthy or pretty.

not necessarily. Some Frenchman or someone or other has a famous (not so famous I can't remember who said it - lol) "A woman is not interesting until she is 35".

I was always attracted to older women (until I got older myself -lol)



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11 Oct 2007, 10:30 pm

LePetitPrince wrote:
Here the list:

-pay for a good car so you can pick her up
-pay for dinners
-pay for flowers
-pay for gifts
-pay for a diamond ring
-pay for a house
-pay for the babies
-a kiss

You're a guy, yet you feel compelled to inject more of your preconceptions before anyone else has gotten a word in (note the original poster was asking the women here). You're so damned focused on money and material things. It's rather unpleasant to see your blather (at least save it until after others have had a turn to speak).



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12 Oct 2007, 5:30 am

Sedaka wrote:
LePetitPrince wrote:
BazzaMcKenzie wrote:
LePetitPrince wrote:
Here the list:

-pay for a good car so you can pick her up
-pay for dinners
-pay for flowers
-pay for gifts
-pay for a diamond ring
-pay for a house
-pay for the babies
-a kiss

in other words, a "good provider". Security. Its an instinctive desire.

Thinking more widely, would a guy who hunts and brings back lots of dead critters be a turn on as a good provider too?


exactly Bazz , you said it right and that what most women deny and I do respect this instinct somehow ....the origin of this instinct is from the nature's law!


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Thinking more widely, would a guy who hunts and brings back lots of dead critters be a turn on as a good provider too?


In stone age , yes . But today critters= money :) .


for the tit for tat side of things....

it's the same concept of men being attractive to younger bustier girls (yes there's variation... but you get the idea)... and that single women, as we get older.... become less and less desirable even if we are wealthy or pretty.


You are totally right Sedaka .



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12 Oct 2007, 5:31 am

NeantHumain wrote:
LePetitPrince wrote:
Here the list:

-pay for a good car so you can pick her up
-pay for dinners
-pay for flowers
-pay for gifts
-pay for a diamond ring
-pay for a house
-pay for the babies
-a kiss

You're a guy, yet you feel compelled to inject more of your preconceptions before anyone else has gotten a word in (note the original poster was asking the women here). You're so damned focused on money and material things. It's rather unpleasant to see your blather (at least save it until after others have had a turn to speak).


Thanks for your advice :-D



Sedaka wrote:
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Ragtime wrote:
But address my point, which was that Cal is saying that LPP is a misogynist because he has "bitterness" toward women. Well, assuming that he does have bitterness, that's not enough to be a misogynist -- that just means you're circumstantially upset. It's not wrong to be genuinely upset, obviously.

After doing a reading to LPP's posts, I see that I have to agree with you to some degree, although he was making a generalization with that list and overreacting to it, didn't especifically sound like prejudice against women exactly, mostly it seemed about how society may work were he lives. So I am taking that into consideration, I asume that is true in some cases, but it is not always like that. However he must be careful about not blaming women for this.


ive seen his negative attitude towards women lots of times.... over a long period of time.

i'd say he's an opportunistict misogynist... meaning that he'd hate on women all day (say on wp) yet should one present herself before him... she'd be hearing very different ideas from him.


So if I just said the reality that i am witnessing around me then I am misogynist? it's the reality here and i's the reality Guatemala as gwenevyn said it before here . Besides, and what's so wrong if women prefer successful men ? it's the right choice for a long-term healthy marriage life , don't you think? One of the top reasons of divorces is money , that says something ,no?


And no , I don't usually talk about men vs women issues with a girl who's presenting herself before me , not because i am trying to hide something but it won't be a smart move to pick a such kind of sensitive subjects (and this girl may misinterpret it like you ) during a first encounter :D , would you ?