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01-08-2006 #11Originally Posted by TrueBeauty TS
"In times of universal deceit, telling the truth will be a revolutionary act." - George Orwell
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01-08-2006 #12Originally Posted by DamionXXX
New Orleans, no place like home.
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01-08-2006 #13
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Originally Posted by JohnnyWalkerBlackLabel
The thug appeal doesn't cover all TS or GG, but it does cover a large precentage of the young ones. Very few like the ones that have an outward appearance of a thug, but is really a nice guy. But younger ones want the real deal, the attitude, language and attitude. Especailly the younger girls the want their opposite, the bad boy, disresectful, and intimidating. Hoping they can tame a part of them for themselves and mold the guy to be the thug at times but turn if off as it suits her.
I have a very versitile wardrobe. An assortment of jersey's, Roca Wear, Ecko, and timberlands, then I have my abercrombie and Kenneth Cole gear. And a few designer suits. I feel as comfortable in each. It's what I like and also my job allows me to switch up. I grew up in Harlem and Bronx, and grew out of there. Military and a degree. I'm educated and I know how to speak.
People in general feel if you dress a certain way you should speak that way. I got my own style and flow. Those who listen closely will hear the different influences, east coast, latin background, hip hop generation, military etiquette, and a proper education. I have had girls try and talk to me for the way I am dress or not talk to me for the way I'm dressed.
I think as people mature they seek a balance and a little challenge. Strong, tough, non passive, intelligent and sensitive.
LL said, "I Need a Around the Way Girl", there is something about that. I am in no way looking for a hood rat, but do like women with a touch street savoy, a fiery attitude and is intelligent, can express herself, and has independant drives and desires. Someone who isn't afraid to yell and scream at me if that is how they feel as long as the can handle me saying Fuck you and walking out the door. Fighting is okay and good at times. I'll calm down be back,, We'll have a hot hard make up Fuck. And then settle the differences. If you just wanna be my housewife and wifey and you have no other goal for yourself, keep it moving GG or TS. I want someone who wants to be with me not because they feel the "need" to.
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01-08-2006 #14
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Originally Posted by JohnnyWalkerBlackLabel
So... is this the way you all really feel? It either sounds like every guy on here has been hurt, or you guys really hate women or both.
I couldn't imagine treating someone badly that I was in love with. Would you really treat someone you love like shit just because of a philosophy? Or are you going to treat her like shit and hurt her because you are afraid she's going to do that to you? Either way, that's messed up. How are you ever going to find love?
That's not hilarious, that tragic.
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01-08-2006 #15
A long time ago, in a galaxy...
Oops, wrong story.
I used to be a nice guy, and think I still am under all the scars of time, but most of the relationships I was in ended when the woman I was with ditched me for an abuser, an alcoholic, or a moron (And random combinations of all three).
I've heard back from mutual friends and their own families about cop calls, hospital visits, verbal and physical abuses. A handful of them are working on their third or fourth bad marriage. Two attempted suicide, a third succeeded, and one went on to off her mother with a shotgun.
I've lifted up my shirt and asked people "Do I have a tattoo that reads 'Fucked Up Psycho Bitch Wanted, Apply Here'"?.
And that bit about 'Treat her like a queen and watch that bitch bounce'?
*BOING* So fucking true.
The last one, ended in '98, was enough to make me crack. Depression, binge drinking, panic attacks, the laundry list goes on and on. As I came out of it all I found that my friends (What few had weathered the storm) were saying how cool (As in =cold=) I'd become, detached from people in general and women in particular.
Then an odd thing happened. Women I didn't know or hadn't seen in ages started calling, writing mooshy letters, showing up at my door with donuts and coffee, all saying how I needed to take care of myself and how worried they were about me and "Oh, I'm a friend of so-n-so's and she said you needed company". Many seem to share the same historic background (Abuse, addiction, rape, molestation, etc.) as too many of my ex's. I guess they want me to reinstate the cycle wherein I take them in, dust them off, and get them ready for their next downhill slalom. I just find it interesting that more women seem to want to talk to me since I learned to become an asshole. Go figure.
"In times of universal deceit, telling the truth will be a revolutionary act." - George Orwell
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01-08-2006 #16
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Originally Posted by BeardedOne
Yeah but, no offence, look at the women that you are attracting. Messed up women. If that's the signal you are puttung out, maybe change the channel if you want a different type of girl.
I don't know.... I can only say for myself, I would never get into a relationship (or even date) someone that was bitter and tried to be an A-hole to me.
I don't want someone with baggage, or that is damaged goods. (And that, my friend, is hard to find!!!)
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01-08-2006 #17
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Originally Posted by BeardedOne
I'm getting hard already!!! LOL
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01-08-2006 #18Originally Posted by TrueBeauty TS
Yeah but, no offence, look at the women that you are attracting. Messed up women. If that's the signal you are puttung out, maybe change the channel if you want a different type of girl.
Following my breakdown, instead of changing the channel, I just flipped the damned 'Off' switch and withdrew into what's become a sort of 'nest' existance. But then =more= of them appeared. I swear there's a target painted on my ass or something (And I'm attracting the wrong kind of 'darts' ). It doesn't help that well-intentioned people keep trying to introduce me to their friends, invariably messed-up women.
I don't want someone with baggage, or that is damaged goods. (And that, my friend, is hard to find!!!)
"In times of universal deceit, telling the truth will be a revolutionary act." - George Orwell
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01-08-2006 #19I don't know.... I can only say for myself, I would never get into a relationship (or even date) someone that was bitter and tried to be an A-hole to me.
I don't try to be an asshole to anybody or make any kind of effort to be abusive. I just think (And some friends have noticed this) that I am a little less...How shall I say it?...'pliable' in how I relate to people, particularly women, these days.
It stems from the old adage of 'Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me' and I have been 'fooled' far too many times as concerns relationships.
"In times of universal deceit, telling the truth will be a revolutionary act." - George Orwell
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01-08-2006 #20
There is an old saying "Treat a woman with respect and she will run away, treat her like crap and you can't get rid of her." This is a HUGE generalization but has a lot of truth in it.