mistoferin -> RE: Do nice guys and women reallly finish last? (7/25/2006 4:12:45 PM)
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ORIGINAL: popeye1250 Susan, great subject and thread as usual! I don't think being kind, polite, having manners or being a Gentleman *ever* goes out of style. It's been my observation in life that the so-called "tough guys-bad boys" are the ones who finish last in life. They don't live life life rides over them. Life is the hammer and they're the nail. Most of that type I've had the misfortune to run into in my life just didn't seem to be good with things like keeping a job, finances, investments, changed "friends" a lot, being a good provider and a lot of them had "legal problems." Very immature. In a word, Losers. ("Let me borrow $20 and I'll take you out to dinner!") About twenty years ago I was in a bar talking to this woman who I knew, not trying to pick her up or anything like that just talking. This "bad-boy" type comes over,(who we both knew,- the Police "knew him" too! (a real "Mr. Harley Davidson" type) horns in on the conversation and kind of "steals her away" from me though I really wasn't "after" her. Long story short, she gets knocked up by this clown, ends up in Sect 8 housing and on welfare. I heard the Sherriff went right to this bum's workplace with a Court Order to pay all back child support within 90 days or go to the "Crowbar Hotel." That must have been classic; "Here you go TOUGH GUY, you've been Served!" lol He was then working TWO full-time jobs to stay out of jail. And, no more Harley Davidson, he had to sell it! lolol I felt bad for the woman and her child. I'd be driving and see her wheeling the kid down the sidewalk and she'd always look away and down when she saw my truck. She was a nice person who got involved with a loser. (One time I mailed her a $50 bill anonymously.) There's no shortage of guys like that. In our lifestyle I don't think that there's any reason for truly "abusive" behavior. I see that kind of behavior as indicative of insecurity. And, it usually escalates into domestic abuse and violence. And a lot of them have sociopathic tendencies and some just don't like women.And yes, a lot of them have drug and/or alcohol problems. James Dean was an "image" and nothing more. Do some women just like being screwed over? It would appear so. Of course a Dom/Domme can and should be a nice person to their sub or slave. I like it when a woman "expects" me to open a door for her. That shows me that she "sees" me as a Gentleman. With privilidge comes responsibility. To my way of thinking a Dominant/Master is "responsible" for his sub/slave. For her safety, well being, health, happiness and all the things that go into wiiwd. I like it when a woman is on my arm in public as it shows to all that she is "mine." Would you rather be spanked by a "bad boy" who you know is going to leave you in the dust and couldn't care less about you or someone who you know cares about you and there could be a "future" with? Choose wisely. I know some real "macho" type guys. They're retired Firefighters, Cops, Military types. Almost to a person they're Gentlemen, would help a stranger, help charities, and are just all around nice guys. I'd rather be in a fight with a "biker" type that most of those guys. Sorry, but I just gotta...... This post disturbs me because I think it is a clear illustration of the stereotypical view that many have of anyone donning a leather jacket. While the gentleman referred to in the post may indeed have been an asshole and a loser, to paint all biker types with the same brush is quite a generalization. I am a biker type myself...the word is not offensive to me...I am proud to be one. My closest friends are bikers. None of them are losers. I don't make friends with losers...or drug addicts...or alcoholics....or those who are rude, arrogant, obnoxious or beligerant. I don't make friends with cocky, mouthy idiots who live to fight. I don't make friends with those who make unemployment a career. I don't make friends with people who shirk their responsibilities in life. I don't make friends with people whose pictures are displayed at the post office. I don't make friends with people who are abusive. My friends are of the type who sustain long and meaningful friendships....several of them have been like my own family, maybe even closer, for over 25 years now. They are the kind of people who are first on the scene when times are bad. When my ex was injured they were right there...bringing food, chopping wood, doing yard work...and sticking money in my purse to help us get through. Yup my friends are bikers...and some of them are even Cops, Firemen.....and alot of them are Military men. Sometimes the "baddest looking boys" are the nicest guys.
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