BeyondTomorrow Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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13	New study: Men With Attractive Wives Report Higher Levels Of Marital Satisfaction; Women Aren't Affected By Husband Attractiveness Also the "you were supposed to fight for me"	/r/seduction	20/11/13 10:01 PM
4	New study: Men With Attractive Wives Report Higher Levels Of Marital Satisfaction; Women Aren't Affected By Husband Attractiveness In more ways than one in a manner of speaking	/r/seduction	20/11/13 07:09 PM
18	New study: Men With Attractive Wives Report Higher Levels Of Marital Satisfaction; Women Aren't Affected By Husband Attractiveness or they cheat	/r/seduction	20/11/13 06:42 PM
1	A woman can't make you happy. Only you can. On the plus side, if you guys do break up, remember that there is probably a generous giving type of girl out there in the world with the qualities that you liked about this one.	/r/seduction	27/10/13 01:45 AM
6	Why "Nice Guys" are often such LOSERS. You hear it all the time: "He was such a NICE Guy, and she's such a Heartless Bitch for dumping him." Completely agree. Besides, a pushover with lack of self respect and ego problems is a "nice" person? An emotionally weak person who allows people to walk over them then utilizes it to manipulate people through guilt is a "nice" person? That's not nice at all. Not to yourself or others. This label seems more like a protective shield than genuine. Not to mention, it falsely represents the real nice people. The ones who leave people better than they found them.	/r/seduction	03/09/13 05:41 AM
1	I've come to a realization about the "nice guy syndrome" Ugh yeah....I hope I never end up doing that. Especially because of seeing scumbags like that in real life, and end up spitting on the very good things which others like me would admire.	/r/seduction	06/12/12 04:20 PM
1	I've come to a realization about the "nice guy syndrome" Well they try to think positive which means that they are sad most of the time lol. It's not going to come easy, because if they stopped trying, they could probably end up mental or at worse dead. Here is the funny thing about being yourself, it can always change and for the better, and no one can stop that. If it is just validating one's life through just women, then no that is not really a full life, because there is so much more one can do like finding a passionate hobby.	/r/seduction	04/12/12 08:45 AM
1	I've come to a realization about the "nice guy syndrome" Truthfully OP, don't bother going for those girls, if they cannot like you for the good person you are, then they are probably not good for you in the long run. Be yourself. Take care of yourself and be healthy. Don't worry what women think about you if they reject you because the one that accepts for who you are will be worth it. Don't listen to what other guys tell you what women want. Become someone who has more things to be proud about than his buff muscles or shiny, oily chest. Become a vol…	/r/seduction	04/12/12 02:14 AM
1	I've come to a realization about the "nice guy syndrome" Please clarify. I would like to know.	/r/seduction	04/12/12 01:04 AM
14	I've come to a realization about the "nice guy syndrome" Disagree, A pushover with lack of self respect and ego problems is a "nice" person? An emotionally weak person who allows people to walk over them then utilizes it to manipulate people through guilt is a "nice" person? That's not nice at all. Not to yourself or others. This label seems more like a protective shield than genuine. Not to mention, it falsely represents the real nice people. The ones who leave people better than they found them. And that is what society teaches us, selflessness not …	/r/seduction	03/12/12 11:33 PM
1	I've come to a realization about the "nice guy syndrome" OP seriously read this... A pushover with lack of self respect and ego problems is a "nice" person? An emotionally weak person who allows people to walk over them then utilizes it to manipulate people through guilt is a "nice" person? That's not nice at all. Not to yourself or others. This label seems more like a protective shield than genuine. Not to mention, it falsely represents the real nice people. The ones who leave people better than they found them. Seriously does anyone do anything anym…	/r/seduction	03/12/12 11:17 PM