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thatjennygirl
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Lost art?Posted : 1 Aug, 2009 09:53 PMHave men forgotten the art of pursuing a woman? Or is it just that us ladies have become so bold in our own pursuits over the years that men have become used to us taking the reigns? Or a combination of both? |
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DontHitThatMark
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Lost art?Posted : 2 Aug, 2009 08:17 PMMaybe that series should have been called "Love comes hardly", lol. Well, I wish you luck finding your pursuer. But you might find out that he gonna be kinda arrogant, especially if his old-fashionedness survived this long. Meanwhile, I'll just go over here in the corner and cry like the passive, impotent, insecure, irresponsible, fearful, weak, broken man that I am:rolleyes::goofball::laugh: I mean come on! There's only so many insults a guy can take! Wait...forgot...I'm impotent...hit me again.:nahnah: |
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thatjennygirl
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Lost art?Posted : 2 Aug, 2009 09:04 PMI wasn't speaking of you personally, I was speaking in general terms. |
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Lost art?Posted : 2 Aug, 2009 11:19 PMdear hitman,,, id say not arrogance but yet confidence and knowin what one wants... just go for it.. and ya got good odds as its at least 50 50 .. and if they turn you down ,dont take it personal even if ya get bruised up a little.. its really not personal.. remember that little thing we have been talkin about called preference.. thats all it is.. think about what the odds are, against you, if you just sit back and dont do anything.. |
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DontHitThatMark
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Lost art?Posted : 3 Aug, 2009 07:49 AMI know, but I also know quite a few good, godly women that have been "pursued" and the kind of guys that did it got rejected more then once, and then called a chauvinist...because they were(I know not all pursuers are). They wanted to be married to a good little slave:devil:. It's hard to find a old-fashioned guy, just like it's hard to find a old-fashioned girl, let alone a good one:angel:. So I'll just look for a regular "good" girl instead(my preference:goofball:). But just because a guy isn't a "pursuer"(meaning if a girl says "no", I say "ok, your choice") doesn't mean that I'm broken. God doesn't force His love on me, and I'm not going to force mine on anyone either. I don't want to play that game. Love shouldn't be a game. |
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thatjennygirl
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Lost art?Posted : 3 Aug, 2009 12:30 PMWell said Ole Cattle! You made the point I was trying to make using many words, in only a few. You are very wise. :) |
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Lost art?Posted : 3 Aug, 2009 11:29 PMi like your comment of being pursued by winning over with a point in a second message. So tonight, i encourage men to stick their necks out and do just that. |
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Lost art?Posted : 4 Aug, 2009 07:00 AMdear folks,,, dear jenny , thank you for your kind words.. made an ole mans day ... smile |
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DontHitThatMark
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Lost art?Posted : 4 Aug, 2009 09:11 AMThanks cattle...I appreciate the compliment. But I'm just of the mindset that the girl God wants me to be with will respond to the first "knock". I guess I just think that if a girl doesn't like me the first time around and isn't willing to give me a chance...then I'm not going to fight with her. I'd hope that the girl I fall in love with will know what she wants the first time, or would at least be nice enough to give me a chance. It just seems like the "lost art" is a game...one that hardly anyone plays anymore...including me. Maybe everyone should just be "nice". I will send emails to girls. That's me showing interest first. But I just have a hard time kicking a dead horse(not a good metaphor but you know what I mean, lol). I'm talking about "online" by the way...I'll play the "old-fashioned" game in real life...to a point...pursuing a girl playing hard to get is one thing...pursuing a girl after she says "no"...in my opinion...isn't right. And to me...online...a person ignoring your email is a "no". |
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Lost art?Posted : 4 Aug, 2009 06:13 PMI feel the same way about it Mark. As forthe internet, as previously mentioned, it doesn't take a whole lot of effort to send an email, it is not that hard, atleast from my perspective. But to add to the point you made, if it is not that hard for me to send an email, it shouldn't be that hard for someone to send back a reply either. If I just send a simple hello, how are you, and I ask along with that about the girl's interest, are what she plans on doing with those interest in the future, where she thinks god is leading her or whatever, then I would expect if she shows any interest in me or what I said, that she would kindly reply back. How much effort does it take to answer some simple question. I also hold the view as you pointed out, being behind a computer screen and being face to face with someone will give a whole different data set of information. Online, you only have what someone tells you. But, in real life, the majority of our conversation is not stated in words, but with body language. When you are talking to someone face to face you can tell if they are paying attention, if they care or show interest in what you are saying, if their eyes brighten up when you get interested in what they are interested in, and a whole bunch of other things. So much is played out on the faces of individuals. So, much emphasis is placed on first impressions, atleast I feel that way. I mean, as you said, you can tell if a girl is interested if they get into conversation or if you can't find anything to talk about that is a bad sign, and you know it is just not going anywhere. Being online takes that information away from you so you are kinda, left out in the dark as to what the other person thinks in my opinion. |
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