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To meddle vs. to mind your own business

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Participants Anthony Miller13Angela Hillslydrifter39dustyscout53Lisa Ortiz17Morgan Scott3Melissa Gonzalez9silvergull11
Anthony Miller13 Anthony Miller13 Active MemberOP
61 messages
joined Mar 2004
#1 ·
Lately, I’ve been observing a curious pattern: whenever I approach men with nothing more than genuine friendliness—strictly platonic, without a hint of romantic interest—they seem to fold instantly, becoming completely obsessed. It’s almost as if they lose their footing the moment they realize there isn't a pursuit involved. Conversely, when I actually put in the effort to pursue someone, things rarely seem to take flight. It feels like a bit of a paradox. What are your thoughts on this dynamic?
Angela Hill Angela Hill Active Member
62 messages
joined Mar 2004
#2 ·
It’s the exact same story when it comes to you women.
If you actually put in the effort, she blows you off. But if you act indifferent and cold, suddenly she's all over you. 😉
slydrifter39 slydrifter39 Active Member
71 messages
joined Sep 2003
#3 ·
Anthony Miller13 said:Lately, I’ve noticed that if you’re just being friendly with guys without any romantic interest, they fall like dominos and get totally obsessed, even though you're strictly platonic... but when you actually try to make something happen with someone, it just doesn't work. Thoughts?

Pfft. Players. Honestly, I only go for women who challenge me. I want someone smart, funny, and high-quality—someone who actually recognizes what I bring to the table. 🙂
dustyscout53 dustyscout53 Regular
310 messages
joined Dec 2005
#4 ·
I just solved the whole thing. Basically, I don't bother trying to make "friends" with women—I just hit on them. 😁 😁
Always, no matter what. As long as I'm single, obviously. Like, never again. 🙂 😁 😁
And once I'm actually in a relationship? Man, I have no clue how to act around women. Actually, scratch that—I know exactly what I'm doing. I just make them bring me a beer and mess with them. Well, most of the time. I've been getting a little soft lately, though. Ava, get in the kitchen and grab me a beer! 😁 😁 😁
And hey, wash my feet while you're at it! Patagonia, whip up some pancakes for me! Yeah, that kind of thing.
Lisa Ortiz17 Lisa Ortiz17 Active Member
50 messages
joined Sep 2003
#5 ·
That just goes to show how you handle things, lady: you actually lightened their load by delegating those tasks 👍
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Morgan Scott3 Morgan Scott3 Newcomer
8 messages
joined Mar 2004
#6 ·
Lisa Ortiz17 said:Lately, I’ve been noticing this bizarre pattern where if you’re just being friendly toward guys—with absolutely zero romantic intentions in mind—they suddenly lose all composure and become completely obsessed with you, even though you're strictly keeping things platonic... yet, the moment you actually put in some effort to pursue someone, everything just falls apart. What are your thoughts on this?

It is the exact same garbage if the roles are reversed, too... honestly, it feels like some kind of fundamental genetic glitch in most people.😁😁
Melissa Gonzalez9 Melissa Gonzalez9 Newcomer
1 message
joined Mar 2004
#7 ·
If I’m being friendly, suddenly we're best buddies😢. But the second I actually need something? We aren't even acquaintances anymore...🙂 🙂

Either way—it doesn't exactly go my way...😁 😁 😁
silvergull11 silvergull11 Newcomer
1 message
joined Mar 2004
#8 ·
silvergull11 said:If I act friendly, we're buddies😢. But the second I actually want something, suddenly we aren't even friends anymore...🙂 🙂

Either way—it sucks.😁 😁 😁


just be puck-friends 😁

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