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To: thirst4truth

My advice is that your daughter take a good look at the guys she put into the friend catagory. That will do her more good than anything else. Mr. right may already be in her life, but told he’s too nice.

Women say those traits are what they wanted, but those traits aren’t “sexy”. Christian women are just as prone to worldly dating patterns as anyone. I’m ino my church singles group, and I’ve seen it happen. I know this sounds like advice from a looser. women love being my friend, but if a man is such a wasted of time, why be his friend at all unless you already know better?


84 posted on 04/18/2012 8:25:51 AM PDT by LevinFan
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To: LevinFan

IMO, that “friend” thing usually results from one of two situations.

1) The man is trying to win a woman out of his league. He may need to lower his expectations in the looks category.

2) The man is frustrated that he is kind and nice, but just can’t get anywhere with women, when the component that is missing that attracts women is manliness.

Most women want a man who is polite and considerate, but they also want him to be assertive and take the lead. Being mild-mannered does not require you to dump your testosterone.


133 posted on 04/18/2012 9:51:02 AM PDT by Bigg Red (Pray for our republic.)
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To: LevinFan
I know this sounds like advice from a looser. women love being my friend,

Maybe it is you and not them?? Maybe it's your personality?

Hint. Most women are moderate politically. Don't ever talk politics until you get to know her and she knows you.

138 posted on 04/18/2012 9:58:51 AM PDT by trailhkr1 (All you need to know about Zimmerman, innocent = riots, manslaughter = riots, guilty = riots)
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