Nice Guys Usually Don’t Have Fat Kids May 17, 2007
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I guess the nice guy theme wasn’t just on my mind.
Here’s a snippet of an email that I received on 5-16 from a guy who claims to be an authority on dating.
I don’t really know if he is or not.
And frankly I don’t give a whoot.
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What I do know is that he uses some interesting marketing tactics.
Give it a looksy.
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Hey guys,Many guys are under the impression that if they want to get married or have a long term relationship, they must suddenly become a "nice guy." It depends, of course, what you mean by "nice guy," but that is usually the way to sure disaster, both in marriage, or out of marriage. Read the email below to discover what it is women really want in a man. Jack, answer me this...do you want to get married? or are you out there for yourself? I have met some fine ladies with your advice, but also think I have lost some good ones, because they are not about the moment, but about the future, and some women, yes even attractive ones, look for certain qualities in a man that have to do with niceness. ( and my naughty boy side, has left me hanging in those situations)....I mean I truly believe some women, just want a "nice guy", a geek even! to settle with. What are your opinions on this? And don't give me crap, lol, all in good fun, but coming from a once married perspective, I know that certain women feel that "biological clock". HAVE A GREAT DAY! James F. JA: Thanks for the email, James. I've never been of the belief that someone who is not married and has no desire to be is out there for themselves. They simply recognize when a situation is not appropriate for them. Some people are good candidates for marriage, some not. The trouble starts when those who are not are forced into a marriage because they give into the pressure of society--there is a reason why the divorce rate is sky high. That being said, while I am not interested in marriage at this very second of my life, I may certainly be interested in the future when I've achieved some personal milestones. I think marriage is a fine thing, but I think it is something that must be entered into very carefully, and with great forethought. Few people do this. I have dated many women who are interested in getting married, and I was always quite clear to them that while I was not the "one" for them, I'd always be in their life as a true friend. The irony is, I've been in these women's lives longer than their husbands, some women with multiple husbands. If you are honest and upfront with women about your intentions, they will respect you (most guys are not). Let's talk about the "nice guy." It's actually a vague term, one that leads to a lot of confusion. When women refer to a man as a "nice guy," the implication is he's a pushover, someone who won't stand up to, or for them. Women want nothing to do with such a man. What they do want is a man with a strong sense of personal authority, a well developed fun, playful naughty boy side, a man who is kind and genuine, and provides them with feeling of protection and security. She needs to know you always have her best interests at heart. All of these characteristics in total are important to a woman, and if you've been left hanging, it's probably because you were a little deficient in one or more of them. Keep in mind women do NOT want just a "naughty boy," they want a man with a naughty boy side. The distinction is subtle, but crucial. On with the fun... -------------------------
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