[quote]Professor X wrote:
julia87 wrote:
Heres how I think:
In the end, when your dying, what would you think of more?
The power or wealth a person gave you, or the love and closeness? If it is what is to be the result, it is all that matters in the beginning to become true.
I do not expect to depend on someone else to make who I am, my personal identity, or to help me live whatever life I want-I make myself what I want to be, not someone else.
Im not a rare breed, I think that i think and id think other people think as well, regardless of what the “norms” are or other thoughts. You cares? You are who you are. So dont give me the:
“oh, well she is just Saying, they are just hollow words because she has boobies, and Ive seen how those booby people are, they just say one thing and do the other”
I guess I could not be a norm in that area, though Id think there are girls that dont bullshit out there, you and I just havent met any. My mom had borderline personality disorder among other things, she lied about her entire life to me-and most girls have been bitches to me yet my “friends” (?)
That doesnt mean I think all women are going to be that way. Everybody has differences, you cant just mark them down because of them being boobified…or fartified…or whatever -fied. I mean, its natural to be prejudiced about things but its also natural to think about how/those you judge too.
My comment didn’t have shit to do with your ‘boobies’ and everything to do with what I hear from most women when they aren’t specifically answering the question, “What do you want from a man?”.
I already wrote that the way you portray yourself is against the norm and even gave examples we have heard right here on this forum from women about how what type of shoes a guy wears actually mean something about his personality.
There seem to be some women on this site who take any generalization whatsoever as an afront to their entire personal being. Does it come as a surprise to you that men get grouped into one large group of dogs much more often?
We all have different experiences, and mine have informed me that most women…unless they are well educated or extremely goal oriented…are gold diggers. Any attempt to convince me otherwise would require a shit load of women who don’t fit that category.[/quote]
I think many [yes, perhaps not most women] will say they are looking for someone they love and can spend time and share things with. Someone they have some physical heat and a real connection. Yes, very few will choose insecurity and unstability if they find this with an unemployed artist. Unless perhaps they are independently wealthy or in a professional career where they will be the primary breadwinners. But most don’t have to make this choice. I’ve known plenty of women who passesd on extremely wealthy and prestigious guys they didn’t care about in favor of comfortable [monetarily] guys they did who would be able to make a solid living but didn’t look like they’d be setting the world on fire anytime soon. For a young person I’ve done pretty damn well and will make a good living. Still, I don’t think I’ll be the next Bill Gates. But I’ve also dated women who had the opportunity instead to date higher status or wealthier indivuduals. Maybe I’ve just met better women. There could be truth in what you said. Most of the women I have met have been well-educated or goal-oriented or at least come from good backgrounds. Perhaps the majority of women from a lower strata are mostly goldiggers. That could be true. But that doesn’t really matter. Why associate with those people? On a personal level, it shouldn’t really affect you anymore than most of this country being fat. It’s a shame and does cause some level of problems for all of us.
But shouldn’t affect daily life. Most people I know are not fat. Most women I know are not goldiggers.