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Assuming everything you state here is true... you will probably end up with a better long term relationship. Women may want to fuck the bad boy, but they sure don't want all that mess when its time to settle down. Let it ride, brother... it'll work well for you in the long run

Side note- most men at your age dont know what they want either. Just sayin.

Also- you dont seem so arrogant in this post. Please keep this kind of dialogue going. I get tired of seeing the same few people glom on and bash you (myself included--- I'll own it) when you post things where you posture as having tons of experience and advice to give.

As I've mentioned, tinder and social media has made the idea of traditional dating and the formation of real relationships a bit archaic. People potentially have access to near countless individuals, which creates an artificial sense of overabundance and renders each and every person as easily disposable. Before the advent of the internet, people would actually have to go out and meet people in the real world and the degree of access to potential love interests was far more limited compared to today.

I'm not saying men aren't clueless either, but the reality is that women choose who they have sex with in our society and can potentially be left with a child. As a guy, I can sleep with a random woman and the only concern I could have would be acquiring an STD, the stakes for me are far lower. This is why I mentioned that women who grow up in dysfunctional and chaotic households, which is very common for lower class people, generally make poor choices in regards to the men they date. When you have women that don't grasp that a guy who is sober and stable in his life is a good potential boyfriend you are going to have issues, there are a handful on here that are like this.
 

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As I've mentioned, tinder and social media has made the idea of traditional dating and the formation of real relationships a bit archaic. People potentially have access to near countless individuals, which creates an artificial sense of overabundance and renders each and every person as easily disposable. Before the advent of the internet, people would actually have to go out and meet people in the real world and the degree of access to potential love interests was far more limited compared to today.

I'm not saying men aren't clueless either, but the reality is that women choose who they have sex with in our society and can potentially be left with a child. As a guy, I can sleep with a random woman and the only concern I could have would be acquiring an STD, the stakes for me are far lower. This is why I mentioned that women who grow up in dysfunctional and chaotic households, which is very common for lower class people, generally make poor choices in regards to the men they date. When you have women that don't grasp that a guy who is sober and stable in his life is a good potential boyfriend you are going to have issues, there are a handful on here that are like this.

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I'm not saying men aren't clueless either, but the reality is that women choose who they have sex with in our society and can potentially be left with a child. As a guy, I can sleep with a random woman and the only concern I could have would be acquiring an STD, the stakes for me are far lower
Ummmm.... if a man has unprotected sex with a woman and she gets pregnant, guess what... HE HAS A CHILD, TOO! You sure like to bash single mothers and their illegitimate spawn, but men's attitudes that STDs are his "only concern" and that "the stakes are far lower" is the root cause.

You portray yourself as this great guy, such a catch, responsible, a great potential boyfriend, but that's some buuuuulllllllshiiiiiiiiiitttttt.:poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop:
 

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As I've mentioned, tinder and social media has made the idea of traditional dating and the formation of real relationships a bit archaic. People potentially have access to near countless individuals, which creates an artificial sense of overabundance and renders each and every person as easily disposable. Before the advent of the internet, people would actually have to go out and meet people in the real world and the degree of access to potential love interests was far more limited compared to today.

I'm not saying men aren't clueless either, but the reality is that women choose who they have sex with in our society and can potentially be left with a child. As a guy, I can sleep with a random woman and the only concern I could have would be acquiring an STD, the stakes for me are far lower. This is why I mentioned that women who grow up in dysfunctional and chaotic households, which is very common for lower class people, generally make poor choices in regards to the men they date. When you have women that don't grasp that a guy who is sober and stable in his life is a good potential boyfriend you are going to have issues, there are a handful on here that are like this.
So it's her fault.

Your arrogance is limitless.
 

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Ummmm.... if a man has unprotected sex with a woman and she gets pregnant, guess what... HE HAS A CHILD, TOO! You sure like to bash single mothers and their illegitimate spawn, but men's attitudes that STDs are his "only concern" and that "the stakes are far lower" is the root cause.

You portray yourself as this great guy, such a catch, responsible, a great potential boyfriend, but that's some buuuuulllllllshiiiiiiiiiitttttt.:poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop::poop:

I could meet a woman at a bar, go back to her place, fuck her and then never see her again there is no way she'd be able to find me, or even know who got her pregnant. People all across the country regularly engage in casual and random sex with strangers they meet in such environments and often never see that individual again.

Common sense dictates that if you don't want to be a single mother you don't spread your legs for men you barely know, and if you are going to then take birth control. It also dictates that having a proper set of standards with whom you'd bring into your life is important, as well as having the ability to weed out those who aren't reliable.

For example, 2 weeks ago this Friday I went out with the boys and at a bar we were at this relatively young woman made a "come here" gesture with her finger so I'd go an talk to her. I wasn't particularly attracted to her, but during the conversation I found out she had an 8 month old child. Now, in the span of 17 months this woman got pregnant by some guy, gave birth, some where down the line was single and now is going to a nightlife venue behaving in such a manner whilst having a child at home. That degree of dysfunction and having her priorities so misaligned is quite sad, especially when you'd think she would have learned from her previous mistake. The part that is even worse is the fact that her child will clearly be raised in such a manner where the same mistakes will most likely be repeated years down the road.
 

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Why did anyone reply to the fuck-stick?

Now he's shit typing like the asshole he is...

When I meet men who shit type like that, it's not uncommon for their mothers to have been sucking nitrous whilst pregnant. They probably got pregnant while dating a man who lied through his teeth to get her into bed. Then, while they were having sex, he slips the condom off and claims "oops" afterward and it will never happen again. A few weeks later, she finds out she's pregnant and he calls her a slutty whore for falling for his lies, believing they were dating, that he had feelings for her, spreading her legs, and being sooo tempting that he just HAD to feel what she was like without a condom on (or the time they were naked and touching and he's close by and "accidently" slips it in because he couldn't help himself").

She is so distraught that she goes off with her friends and does a bunch of whippits hoping they will kill her. They don't. She tries a few more times. She's still pregnant, too. Darn. Several months later, she begrudgingly gives birth to a little shit spewing asshole.

Not saying that is what happened HERE....I'm just saying it's a tale as old as time. .
 
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I could meet a woman at a bar, go back to her place, fuck her and then never see her again there is no way she'd be able to find me, or even know who got her pregnant. People all across the country regularly engage in casual and random sex with strangers they meet in such environments and often never see that individual again.

Common sense dictates that if you don't want to be a single mother you don't spread your legs for men you barely know, and if you are going to then take birth control. It also dictates that having a proper set of standards with whom you'd bring into your life is important, as well as having the ability to weed out those who aren't reliable.

For example, 2 weeks ago this Friday I went out with the boys and at a bar we were at this relatively young woman made a "come here" gesture with her finger so I'd go an talk to her. I wasn't particularly attracted to her, but during the conversation I found out she had an 8 month old child. Now, in the span of 17 months this woman got pregnant by some guy, gave birth, some where down the line was single and now is going to a nightlife venue behaving in such a manner whilst having a child at home. That degree of dysfunction and having her priorities so misaligned is quite sad, especially when you'd think she would have learned from her previous mistake. The part that is even worse is the fact that her child will clearly be raised in such a manner where the same mistakes will most likely be repeated years down the road.
You place the entire burden on her shoulders... the raising of the child, the using of the birth control, the deciding/not. and while i get what youre saying, the fact of the matter is this can all be resolved by accountability... hers by doing all the things you mention AND by men stepping up. By your finger pointing and constantly throwing shade, i bet you'd be the first to ghost.
 

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You place the entire burden on her shoulders... the raising of the child, the using of the birth control, the deciding/not. and while i get what youre saying, the fact of the matter is this can all be resolved by accountability... hers by doing all the things you mention AND by men stepping up. By your finger pointing and constantly throwing shade, i bet you'd be the first to ghost.

It's his MO.

He's constantly bashing on single mothers.

And American women.
 

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By your finger pointing and constantly throwing shade, i bet you'd be the first to ghost.

I would bet the same. He finds value and humor in maintaining friends who lie and use women and then calls them stupid for believing lies. He sees no wrong in the lies and behavior of a so called friend and he seems to admire it even. It sounds like a bunch of immature twenty year olds who have no life experience. Just because I like sex and have it on a first date makes me absolutely no less of a person than the man who did the exact same thing.

Just hope he knows that if his friends treat others like that, don’t think they won’t do the same to him.
 

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I could meet a woman at a bar, go back to her place, fuck her and then never see her again there is no way she'd be able to find me, or even know who got her pregnant.
Yeah, sure you could do that.

As long as the order of events is updated to read, "meet a woman at a bar, hope she's still there when I regain consciousness,...."

Syncope Kid is your street name, right?
 
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I would bet the same. He finds value and humor in maintaining friends who lie and use women and then calls them stupid for believing lies. He sees no wrong in the lies and behavior of a so called friend and he seems to admire it even. It sounds like a bunch of immature twenty year olds who have no life experience. Just because I like sex and have it on a first date makes me absolutely no less of a person than the man who did the exact same thing.

Just hope he knows that if his friends treat others like that, don’t think they won’t do the same to him.
He's 28.

Sad.
 
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# 1. I think Intimacy is much more than sex or sexual attraction. What do you think ?

A man who has confidence in himself.

A stable handsome virile man.

Someone to cuddle with after sex. But we'll want more sex after we start to cuddle with you.

Intimacy.

A man who'll take the responsibility of being loyal, faithful, and a jack of all trades.
Just my 2¢
 

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I could meet a woman at a bar, go back to her place, fuck her and then never see her again there is no way she'd be able to find me, or even know who got her pregnant.

That's figurative use of the word "I", right?

Because if I recall correctly from one of your other dumbass posts, the one time you finally found a woman who was willing to actually sleep with you, you were so nervous about the whole experience that you couldn't cum.
 

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It's his MO.

He's constantly bashing on single mothers.

And American women.
Can we all remember that he does not come from a loving, stable, drama-free background? I mean, unless I'm remembering incorrectly, his mother and sister are narcissistic, manipulative, and emotionally abusive. Anyone else remember when he used to talk about them? I have zero memories of him ever mentioning his own father. (I do remember when he posted his face. Nice enough face. Definitely no Adonis, though.) Doesn't that, by his own definition, make him an undesirable?

I never addressed the criminal history assertions, and I want to, because I'm involved with an ex-con.

His crimes were sometimes violent. He said something once that was so subtle I can't even remember it, but it gave me the impression he had been in some kind of institutional situation, but had not succumed to an institutionalized mindset upon release. I am legally married to someone with a TS, and my actions and associations can negatively impact his ability to maintain the clearances he needs to do his job. So, I snooped in this dude's house and used what I could find to have a background check run on him without his knowledge or consent. I could not ignore what I found. I wasn't completely surprised either. With me he is gentle, affectionate, loving. But I've long had the impression that it wouldn't be difficult to provoke him to violence. A threat to me, or to his son would do the trick, for example.

He was never convicted of his violent crimes. I saw that there had been charges, but no trials. I still don't know why they never went to trial. I saw assaults, some batteries, but his convictions were all related to burglaries. He stole a lot of jewelry and cash, and was armed, but didn't hurt anyone in the process. He got caught with tools while prowling, and subsequent warrants lead to the discovery of items not yet fenced. He spent six years in prison.

While he was in, he missed all of his child support payments. This impacts his ability to get most kinds of state licenses, and he cannot get a passport. This limited his opportunities. He was determined never to inflict injustice upon others again, and never to return to prison, but it is awful hard for felons to pay their bills legally. He does though. He figured out what he could do without a background check, and went into business for himself. He taught himself to cut hair, and challenged the licensing exam without going to barber school. He is presently certified as a Master Barber, which grants him license to teach others. He's still renting space in a shop, but he's pretty close to having what he needs to open his own. It'll be nice, too, from the ideas he's bounced off of me. He has poor credit, and so has to use investors, but he's been flipping houses. It would be more profitable if he had cheaper financing. His bills are paid, his son is well provided for, and he's just focused on the dream. He wants to take his son to another country. He needs to finish digging out from under that back child-support.

So. Why have I chosen to still associate with him? I like the way he thinks. He's excellent at abstract thought, and this leads to creative problem solving you have to witness to believe. He flouts convention. Sure, that's most of what got him into trouble in the first place. But it makes him unstoppable. If he wants to do something, no one can convince him it can't be done. This thinking often reveals to him opportunities that others would miss. He runs with every idea, too, which is counter-intuitive to me. I suggested focus. Somehow he keeps everything running. His company cuts hair, does nails, flips houses, and sells juice and herbal supplements. I believe he is on track to fully, and legally, claim the life he wants.

For now, we are dating. I date him and someone else. He was also dating others, but I think I'm the only one right now. I'm never any drama. He cannot afford to associate with dramatic women, he told me. I also won't tolerate any bullshit, as he learned early on. I don't think he was used to that kind of pushback.

I'm not trying to life him up. For now. He's not my favorite of the two I see. I do really like him as a man, I cherish his friendship, and the sex is incredible. I don't hold the past against him, because he transcends it daily, and he was immediately candid with me about everything when I asked. He had no way of knowing I knew everything, and he was honest with me. I confessed that I had violated his privacy, and he forgave me. I really wanted to wake up next to him this morning, but I have a hard day ahead, and chose not to see anyone last night. He's so nice to wake up to. He gives sweet, sleepy affection until I get up, then, when I'm leaving, he wraps up in a blanket and kisses me all the way to my car. Goofball.

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Can we all remember that he does not come from a loving, stable, drama-free background? I mean, unless I'm remembering incorrectly, his mother and sister are narcissistic, manipulative, and emotionally abusive. Anyone else remember when he used to talk about them? I have zero memories of him ever mentioning his own father. (I do remember when he posted his face. Nice enough face. Definitely no Adonis, though.) Doesn't that, by his own definition, make him an undesirable?

I never addressed the criminal history assertions, and I want to, because I'm involved with an ex-con.

His crimes were sometimes violent. He said something once that was so subtle I can't even remember it, but it gave me the impression he had been in some kind of institutional situation, but had not succumed to an institutionalized mindset upon release. I am legally married to someone with a TS, and my actions and associations can negatively impact his ability to maintain the clearances he needs to do his job. So, I snooped in this dude's house and used what I could find to have a background check run on him without his knowledge or consent. I could not ignore what I found. I wasn't completely surprised either. With me he is gentle, affectionate, loving. But I've long had the impression that it wouldn't be difficult to provoke him to violence. A threat to me, or to his son would do the trick, for example.

He was never convicted of his violent crimes. I saw that there had been charges, but no trials. I still don't know why they never went to trial. I saw assaults, some batteries, but his convictions were all related to burglaries. He stole a lot of jewelry and cash, and was armed, but didn't hurt anyone in the process. He got caught with tools while prowling, and subsequent warrants lead to the discovery of items not yet fenced. He spent six years in prison.

While he was in, he missed all of his child support payments. This impacts his ability to get most kinds of state licenses, and he cannot get a passport. This limited his opportunities. He was determined never to inflict injustice upon others again, and never to return to prison, but it is awful hard for felons to pay their bills legally. He does though. He figured out what he could do without a background check, and went into business for himself. He taught himself to cut hair, and challenged the licensing exam without going to barber school. He is presently certified as a Master Barber, which grants him license to teach others. He's still renting space in a shop, but he's pretty close to having what he needs to open his own. It'll be nice, too, from the ideas he's bounced off of me. He has poor credit, and so has to use investors, but he's been flipping houses. It would be more profitable if he had cheaper financing. His bills are paid, his son is well provided for, and he's just focused on the dream. He wants to take his son to another country. He needs to finish digging out from under that back child-support.

So. Why have I chosen to still associate with him? I like the way he thinks. He's excellent at abstract thought, and this leads to creative problem solving you have to witness to believe. He flouts convention. Sure, that's most of what got him into trouble in the first place. But it makes him unstoppable. If he wants to do something, no one can convince him it can't be done. This thinking often reveals to him opportunities that others would miss. He runs with every idea, too, which is counter-intuitive to me. I suggested focus. Somehow he keeps everything running. His company cuts hair, does nails, flips houses, and sells juice and herbal supplements. I believe he is on track to fully, and legally, claim the life he wants.

For now, we are dating. I date him and someone else. He was also dating others, but I think I'm the only one right now. I'm never any drama. He cannot afford to associate with dramatic women, he told me. I also won't tolerate any bullshit, as he learned early on. I don't think he was used to that kind of pushback.

I'm not trying to life him up. For now. He's not my favorite of the two I see. I do really like him as a man, I cherish his friendship, and the sex is incredible. I don't hold the past against him, because he transcends it daily, and he was immediately candid with me about everything when I asked. He had no way of knowing I knew everything, and he was honest with me. I confessed that I had violated his privacy, and he forgave me. I really wanted to wake up next to him this morning, but I have a hard day ahead, and chose not to see anyone last night. He's so nice to wake up to. He gives sweet, sleepy affection until I get up, then, when I'm leaving, he wraps up in a blanket and kisses me all the way to my car. Goofball.

Sometimes instability and mistakes in the past form a foundation for stability by creating clarity, and a desire to never revisit the horrors of the past.
This sounds ****awesome****.
 
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Can we all remember that he does not come from a loving, stable, drama-free background? I mean, unless I'm remembering incorrectly, his mother and sister are narcissistic, manipulative, and emotionally abusive. Anyone else remember when he used to talk about them? I have zero memories of him ever mentioning his own father. (I do remember when he posted his face. Nice enough face. Definitely no Adonis, though.) Doesn't that, by his own definition, make him an undesirable?

I never addressed the criminal history assertions, and I want to, because I'm involved with an ex-con.

His crimes were sometimes violent. He said something once that was so subtle I can't even remember it, but it gave me the impression he had been in some kind of institutional situation, but had not succumed to an institutionalized mindset upon release. I am legally married to someone with a TS, and my actions and associations can negatively impact his ability to maintain the clearances he needs to do his job. So, I snooped in this dude's house and used what I could find to have a background check run on him without his knowledge or consent. I could not ignore what I found. I wasn't completely surprised either. With me he is gentle, affectionate, loving. But I've long had the impression that it wouldn't be difficult to provoke him to violence. A threat to me, or to his son would do the trick, for example.

He was never convicted of his violent crimes. I saw that there had been charges, but no trials. I still don't know why they never went to trial. I saw assaults, some batteries, but his convictions were all related to burglaries. He stole a lot of jewelry and cash, and was armed, but didn't hurt anyone in the process. He got caught with tools while prowling, and subsequent warrants lead to the discovery of items not yet fenced. He spent six years in prison.

While he was in, he missed all of his child support payments. This impacts his ability to get most kinds of state licenses, and he cannot get a passport. This limited his opportunities. He was determined never to inflict injustice upon others again, and never to return to prison, but it is awful hard for felons to pay their bills legally. He does though. He figured out what he could do without a background check, and went into business for himself. He taught himself to cut hair, and challenged the licensing exam without going to barber school. He is presently certified as a Master Barber, which grants him license to teach others. He's still renting space in a shop, but he's pretty close to having what he needs to open his own. It'll be nice, too, from the ideas he's bounced off of me. He has poor credit, and so has to use investors, but he's been flipping houses. It would be more profitable if he had cheaper financing. His bills are paid, his son is well provided for, and he's just focused on the dream. He wants to take his son to another country. He needs to finish digging out from under that back child-support.

So. Why have I chosen to still associate with him? I like the way he thinks. He's excellent at abstract thought, and this leads to creative problem solving you have to witness to believe. He flouts convention. Sure, that's most of what got him into trouble in the first place. But it makes him unstoppable. If he wants to do something, no one can convince him it can't be done. This thinking often reveals to him opportunities that others would miss. He runs with every idea, too, which is counter-intuitive to me. I suggested focus. Somehow he keeps everything running. His company cuts hair, does nails, flips houses, and sells juice and herbal supplements. I believe he is on track to fully, and legally, claim the life he wants.

For now, we are dating. I date him and someone else. He was also dating others, but I think I'm the only one right now. I'm never any drama. He cannot afford to associate with dramatic women, he told me. I also won't tolerate any bullshit, as he learned early on. I don't think he was used to that kind of pushback.

I'm not trying to life him up. For now. He's not my favorite of the two I see. I do really like him as a man, I cherish his friendship, and the sex is incredible. I don't hold the past against him, because he transcends it daily, and he was immediately candid with me about everything when I asked. He had no way of knowing I knew everything, and he was honest with me. I confessed that I had violated his privacy, and he forgave me. I really wanted to wake up next to him this morning, but I have a hard day ahead, and chose not to see anyone last night. He's so nice to wake up to. He gives sweet, sleepy affection until I get up, then, when I'm leaving, he wraps up in a blanket and kisses me all the way to my car. Goofball.

Sometimes instability and mistakes in the past form a foundation for stability by creating clarity, and a desire to never revisit the horrors of the past.


Good for you. None if is can change our past. And it's great that you let it live where it belongs in the past.

It speaks volumes for his character that he was honest about it with you. I've tried to live my life not judging people for their past or their current circumstances.
We all make mistakes and have a past.
Again good for you. Sounds like he's a great guy.