submaleinzona -> RE: Mistress vs. Vanilla (3/8/2010 7:47:44 AM)
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ORIGINAL: MsStarlett The problem is that most little girls grow up with the "Beauty & the Beast" syndrome. We truely believe that if we LOVE a bad man enough, then he will change into Prince Charming and be exactly what we want. Women think that "Cocky" attitude is just a disguise and there is a true heart of gold beating JUST FOR ME under that skin. We want to be the ONE who is woman enough to change him! Guess what? That only works in fairy tales. Sometimes, it actually does work, but it can take years for old habits to die. People mellow out as they mature. On the other hand, I've seen plenty of guys with the cocky attitude who are usually with a different woman every 2-3 months (sometimes even shorter intervals). The relationships don't last because, "well, she just turned out to be a real ______" (fill in the blank). It's always somebody else who is to blame - not just in relationships, but in anything. Many years ago, I used to pal around with a guy I knew from work - and he fancied himself as this real "pick-up artist" type, and it seemed to work rather well for him. Trouble was, he was always blowing his money and he was constantly broke. He'd be weeks late on his rent and then go on and on about what an "asshole" his landlord is. Somehow, it was the landlord's fault that he hadn't paid his rent. For a while, it was actually astonishing to see him explain a situation that - no matter what he did - he was always in the right. I lost track of him after he moved to California. He was working as a salesman, last I heard. quote:
So why run around pretending to be the guy who needs to be changed? Just be the sweet, lovable guy that you are. I could never pretend to be that. It would go beyond pretending anyway, because, it involves being a pathological liar. Some are quite adept at lying and can do it well - they also know all the tricks to pass a lie detector test. Others are not so good at it. They don't feel good about lying or playing with other people's emotions. Even if they're trying to pretend, it's just so obviously transparent that it rarely works - except perhaps on the very drunk - which is likely another factor in some of these situations.
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