f845 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Single mom is 26 and never had a boyfriend. You're a single mom and you're fat. That's two things right there. True enough, but almost certainly the fundamental problem is that she's dating up. Probably she has always refused to date men who are short or who are at her looks level.	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	26/02/19 07:40 PM
1	Single mom fb friend shared this. Look at how many shares it has Who said I have a lack of sex appeal? I said it. Sorry to burst your bubble but that's reality.	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	26/02/19 07:36 PM
1	Single mom fb friend shared this. Look at how many shares it has I take advantage, enjoy them while they are around and when they figure out I'm not an ATM they leave or stick around until they get bored. Probably they aren't giving you their most enthusiastic sex. Which is not necessarily a problem standing alone, but if you were to enter into a committed relationship with one, your relative lack of sex appeal is a big potential problem. It sounds like you avoid committed relationships, though, so my observation doesn't really apply to you.	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	26/02/19 07:05 PM
1	Single mom fb friend shared this. Look at how many shares it has That being said, yes I genuinaly think that a woman can have an uncontrontrolable desire Anything is possible, but keep in mind that if you are an average-looking guy, the vast majority of women will perceive you as "unattractive." Because women perceive 80-90% of men as being "unattractive" and there is a huge amount of overlap in women's preferences. Is it possible for a woman to experience intense sexual desire for a man she thinks is unattractive? Yes, it's possible. But not likely.	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	26/02/19 05:51 PM
1	Single mom fb friend shared this. Look at how many shares it has And, women who expect me to pay for their entertainment are only looking for free entertainment and weed themselves out pretty quick. Fine, but you will still attract plenty of women are interested in you primarily because you are wealthy, agreed?	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	26/02/19 04:45 PM
1	Single mom fb friend shared this. Look at how many shares it has I disagree. I think women can legitimaly feel atracted to men for what they have, It seems to be part of our animal behavior to get attracted to what will benefit us I don't dispute that women can legitimately feel attracted for what the men have. What I am saying is that the attraction is not quite the same. At all times, but especially when she is ovulating, the woman's instincts are screaming at her to have a fling with her tennis instructor or whatever while at the same time deny sex to her …	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	26/02/19 04:40 PM
1	Single mom fb friend shared this. Look at how many shares it has I have a neighbor who was married for his money. The guy's wife was first married to a fitness instructor who cheated on her. The successful husband eventually started having an affair with another woman, which I thought at the time was pretty lousy of him but it occurs to me that the wife almost certainly wasn't giving her husband the best attention she had to offer -- sexually or otherwise. I think that making money as a means to attract women is a bad idea. When women want you for what you ca…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	26/02/19 01:29 PM
1	Tucson tinder is a goldmine Maybe ISIS will take this one for the team. Am I terrible for suggesting that a lot of these THOTs would be healthier and happier as war brides?	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	21/02/19 02:12 AM
1	Suddenly and for no reason, the perfect guy she's dating is now "gross" and all the comments are like "YAAAAS!! ALWAYS LISTEN TO YOUR GUT!!!!" What exactly is wrong with the comments? Why waste her time (and his) with someone that doesn't make her wet? What is she supposed to do, force herself to like him? Negotiate attraction? No, but guys need to be aware of women's nature. That they are fickle and childish; that their attraction can disappear in an instant; that more often than not, she's not yours -- it's just your turn.	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	21/02/19 12:32 AM