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To: aquila48

He pretty much nails it on a number of levels.

I like his mention that men cannot read women when it comes to when they want sex. Women would actually rather do without sex than let a guy they want it from know. That requires just too damn much effort on their part, while the guy they want it from would spend hours pleasing them if they’d only ask.

He came very close to covering another truism, and that’s that women are all into sex when dating, and then the (be back at “X”) sign goes up and the clock reveals that time about as often as if it was 26:37. (military time of course) And if by chance, it does reveal that time through a fluke of nature, it turns out it’s not convenient at that time anyway.

There’s also the decent guy syndrome, who sees the players picking up woman after woman with the worst lines ever presented clearly as a convenient vessel, but if he tries to court her, he’s somehow not being honest with her. Go figure...

Thanks for the link. It was a decent read.


73 posted on 08/19/2016 1:36:48 PM PDT by DoughtyOne (He wins & we do, our nation does, the world does. It's morning in America again. You are living it!)
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To: DoughtyOne

” There’s also the decent guy syndrome, who sees the players picking up woman after woman with the worst lines ever...”

Pethaps Bernie was right?

http://nypost.com/2015/05/29/bernie-sanders-wrote-an-essay-saying-that-women-fantasize-about-rape/

I think there’s some truth to that, but I’m sure most women would deny it.

It usually takes a while to get their motor going, but when it’s nice and hot they can be as “filthy dirty” as any man.

I think they like “safe danger”.


83 posted on 08/19/2016 2:39:04 PM PDT by aquila48
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