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nice - revisited, again...Posted : 4 Mar, 2010 07:53 PMI know the topic 'nice' has been discussed, but as far as i remember the discussions focused on men. So, I want to know...can a woman can be too nice? If so, can you give examples or share experience? |
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nice - revisited, again...Posted : 5 Mar, 2010 08:01 AMHmm...never thought about it. I've never met a woman that's too nice. Guys seem to be the only ones labeled "wimps" if they're too nice. I suppose it has more to do with the social and cultural expectations that are placed on genders instead of the actual "niceness". That makes sense... |
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nice - revisited, again...Posted : 5 Mar, 2010 09:35 AMdear nyanda, hey young lady.. i think ive seen a woman or two that can sometimes come off as just too nice.. |
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nice - revisited, again...Posted : 5 Mar, 2010 11:46 AMInteresting. I never thought about it like that before. I suppose nice or not nice just ranks somewhere in the middle of qualities I'd like in a woman. It's just not a deal breaker one way or another. It's definitly a good thing but there are just other qualities that take precedence that will push you over the top. |
stormcountry33
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nice - revisited, again...Posted : 5 Mar, 2010 03:36 PMHey Nyanda, |
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nice - revisited, again...Posted : 6 Mar, 2010 08:43 AMcan a woman can be too nice? If so, can you give examples or share experience? |
skinnywhiteboy
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nice - revisited, again...Posted : 6 Mar, 2010 11:43 AMNice goes a long way, and is good to a point. Unfortunately, "Nice" girls often end up getting used as doormats, which is never good. I say: the nicer the better, but I guess that comes down to how she handles it when someone tries to take advantage of her niceness. I look for a woman with a tough side. My Aunt is the nicest, sweetest woman I know. She is ALSO the best shot with a firearm that I've ever seen. I think the two go hand in hand, as she would never dish out verbal abuse, she'd prefer to let her "skills" do the talking if things get out of hand. She called her shotgun the "smilin' stick" And to this day, she's got "smile" lines in her face, just like some folks have worry lines |
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nice - revisited, again...Posted : 6 Mar, 2010 06:42 PMthanks everyone. SWB really cracked me up with that smillin stick remark LOL, sounds alot like me....:MrT: hmm guess their's got to be a balance just like everything in life. |
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nice - revisited, again...Posted : 6 Mar, 2010 07:17 PMHi Nyanda! |
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nice - revisited, again...Posted : 6 Mar, 2010 07:19 PMWhoops! I followed a link and didn't realize til I posted that this is 'ask a guy'. Oh well, my two cents anyway :rolleyes:. |