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vorakesh click here to view user rating
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"Do Some Dancers like Nice guys continued."
 
   LAST EDITED ON 24-Jan-10 AT 10:09 PM (PST)
 
Simple answer.
No.


Adendum. Women in general don't like nice guys. Nice guys are just there to be used and abused.


Continuing this thread only because I find it sardonically amusing.

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1. "Machismo, even"
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Some guys mistake simpering, "yes-man" sucking up as being a "nice" guy.

Confidence. Confidence is everything. Gotta have that swagger, that machismo.

Straight cash homey.

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2. "RE: Machismo, even"
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no i think a girl really does want a nice guy. why would they want a mean guy?

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3. "RE: Machismo, even"
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   you are naive, childish and stupid as a bucket of rocks. post on your own thread and leave us alone.

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4. "RE: Machismo, even"
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No you are childish for thinking a girl wants a mean guy. Girls dump mean guys. I told that to a girl once and she thought i was crazy. I told her she wants me to be mean to her cuz she likes it! she didn't like it!

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5. "RE: Machismo, even"
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ML:

Let's do a thought experiment, because I doubt you've ever really had a relationship with any woman, your mother and aunties excepted.

You've theoretically had a relationship, and you'v theoretically been dumped. Is that because you were nice or because you were mean? Probably neither. You were dumped because you were and are a blithering idiot.

So you have no basis to argue one way or another.

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vorakesh click here to view user rating
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6. "RE: Machismo, even"
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   >Some guys mistake simpering, "yes-man" sucking up as being a
>"nice" guy.
>
>Confidence. Confidence is everything. Gotta have that
>swagger, that machismo.
>
>Straight cash homey.


Don't know so much about confidence as I think at least the women I have encountered are always looking for the "fantasy" and want their a-hole bfs to become that fantasy. Do you know how many times I have heard "Oh i wish my BF were more like you", and yet they always go back to dead end relationships? Or they want the fixer uper who always disappoint them. I could tell you of the times listening to women vent and thinking what they want is not that difficult to find as it is sitting right their next to them. Oh well.

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7. "Bad guy gone good?"
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LAST EDITED ON 25-Jan-10 AT 10:35 AM (PST)
 
You're telling me women are drawn to men that they hope to "rein in" and "tame?" Nooo....

Straight cash homey.

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8. "Dependable is Boring"
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   LAST EDITED ON 25-Jan-10 AT 11:01 AM (PST)
 
Substitute the term 'dependable' for 'nice' and I think that this issue becomes clearer. People are driven by their fantasies. How can you fantasize about someone who is always there? That's why the strategy and phrase "playing hard to get" has lasted so long. In the words of Groucho Marx: "Pretend that your bed is a club that she can't join, and she'll be dying to get in."

And take a look at us. Would we rather be spending time with our dependable significant others, or be chasing hard to get strippers?

"I'd rather be cheated by Trina Banks than make love to my wife."

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9. "RE: Dependable is Boring"
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LAST EDITED ON 25-Jan-10 AT 12:02 PM (PST)
 
"Would we rather be spending time with our dependable significant others, or be chasing hard to get strippers?"

To tell you the truth, this might be contrary to what most guys might like, but I hate the hard to get game. it's a big turn off to me.

If a chick (whether she's stripper or some hot babe) plays hard to get with me, even if deep down she does like me, I'd give her the finger and move on. I have too much ego to want to play the cat and mouse game.

I would wait for that combustional/chemistry/spur of the moment fall in love/great sex between a man and a woman, (which has happened a few times).

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10. "RE: Do Some Dancers like Nice guys continued."
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   Unfortunately the nice guy thingy seems to last for about a couple of weeks then they get bored with it and go back to the a..holes.

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11. "RE: Do Some Dancers like Nice guys continued."
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The problem is the question, not the answer. OP seems to be always asking questions which indicate he's just not clear on the whole concept of the strip club. It's not a dating scene.
Regardless of what personal issues dancers may tend to have, or the actual dating choices that they make, the customer registers in their eyes first as an income source. If that is steady, then sorts of friendship might harmlessly occur over that. But usually, the belief that some dancer is into you leads to obsessive bank-draining behavior and heartbreak.

Take the easy way out, fella. The club is a stage, the dancers are characters, and if you're not there just for the show, you've fallen down and can't get up.


"The more we take, the less we become"
~Mclachlan

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