Are women delusional about dating???

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  1. Renee

    Renee Well-Known Member

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    He didn’t call me a sport or champ. He called me sweetie. That’s a term of endearment and it’s patronizing if you don’t know the woman . I wonder if you would go to a judge and call her sweetie I wonder if you would call a female doctor sweetie I wonder if you would call a woman in power sweetie. No it’s a demeaning term...but men do called their “girls” at the office sweetie.
     
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    Renee Well-Known Member

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    Spoken like a true extremist..either or..nothing in between, Typical of boys like you
     
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    woah! that's unfair bringing up the recent past... the aging misogynists hanging out here are doing their best to deny the blatant discrimination that went on for centuries ever occurred... or that it still goes on today...

    it's entertaining watching fragile male egos here panic at the thought that just maybe women are smarter than they are...
     
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    Polydectes Well-Known Member

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    Wow, how fragile you are.
     
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    Polydectes Well-Known Member

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    Well I think it's independent men who don't pander to the feminist cult who by their mere existence is misogyny to the loyal cultists.

    Male feminists (sex offenders) are okay because they tow the line.
     
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    Polydectes Well-Known Member

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    Or perhaps it's just disrespect directed at you.
     
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    You chickies think your really something cuz you learned to read as good as the boys. Funny
     
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    So you want a pat on the head for mediocre ?
     
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    Come on sugar plum.
    You're so emetional
     
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    So you are really just going to ignore the original statement because you are being sexist. Women shame other women for being fat or being sexually promiscuous more than men do.
     
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    Its hilarious to watch a woman, I assume you are a woman, think that making dick remarks actually harm a mans feelings. sorry, this isn't high school and you would never find out.
     
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    yeah I'm a man and that's BS...try again...
     
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    first sign someone has lost a debate is when they begin the condescension tact..."sweetie" "son"
     
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    I,keep,forgetting sarcasm is a high form of humor.
     
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    Is that like the gay cult?
     
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    I know what you mean queenie ....is that respectful?
     
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    No , younger women don’t shame women for being sexually promiscuous. As a matter of fact I don’t know if you’re aware of it but women are much more sexually open And I was responding to your context of using these terms
     
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    You’re right little guy. Calling a woman sweetie who is not someone you know is condescending. Even high school kids know that
     
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    There is the sexism again. So can I conclude that all those men for centuries who didn’t have to compete with more of the population were just mediocre? I guess there is no such thing as a woman equal to a man in your world
     
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    that's kindof a misnomer though. folks aren't just attracted to self confidence, they're attracted to social self confidence. Someone who is confident at their profession; a confident driver, a confident outdoorsperson, a confident investor... no one cares about that confidence. Its all about how confident one is at dating. People are most commonly attracted to folks who are good at being attractive. Which is probably why professionalism and expertise in virtually all other activities is dwindling. Being social used to be a means to being successful in endeavors that required networking. Now being social is considered its own end. If this continues, civilization will burn while we watch and have witty conversation about it over a table of wine with friends.
     
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    you've run into the segment of the male population that fear women smarter than themselves, they're intimidated and insecure...
     
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    can't have confidence in anything including dating, without overall self confidence... a person's confidence enters the room prior to them walkin in and that's alluring regardless of vanity, but even that doesn't a match make, both need to be attracted to eachother, so now the question is, 'what do self confident people feel attracted to' and just because one is self confident it doesn't mean they hold higher values in this regard, heck even the most self confident guy could go gaga over a pair of legs & a skirt...
     
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    I find self confidence an very attractive trait as well...but as we've seen through this thread many men here are terrified by confident smart women because they make them feel inadequate and that shatters the traditional male dominance attitude they've cultivated their entire lives...
     
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    true but initial visual attraction (which is normal)wears off with familiarity...and when it does your left with a personality, I found if that person isn't my intellectual equivalent or better I got bored very quickly...
     
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    i dont find that to be true at all. everyone is confident at something. Confidence is the result of being successful, not the other way around. 'Fake it til you make it' rarely actually works.
     

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