I've read numerous responses (not just today) about this question, mostly centering on how if girls ask guys out, then they're too desperate.
But why isn't that the case when guys ask girls out? I mean, somebody has to do it, why should it be the responsibility of one gender over another? Because it's "tradition"? **** that!
I strongly believe that if you don't go after what you want, then you lose the right to complain when you don't get it.
You are free to disagree, of course. But at least try to explain the thinking behind your beliefs, I'm genuinely interested in knowing a valid reason for this.
Let me know your age too, we'll see if that makes a difference. I'm 24.
2007-12-22
06:04:42
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Don't be shy, I won't be cruel, but there must be SOMEBODY confident enough to defend his/her views...
2007-12-22
06:15:30 ·
update #1
Amanda M:
1.) Some of your friends have a "traditional" view of masculinity and femininity, which is fine if it works for them. Of course, "tradition" also holds that the man in the relationship makes all the decisions without consulting the woman, who MUST obey him without question.
2.) Obsessive stalkers will do ANYTHING to get a girl to be his. And can I say it the other way around? If a girl wants a guy, she will do anything to get him to be hers. I certainly wouldn't want anyone that clingy and possessive in my life.
Is all that what your friends really want? For a guy to assert his authority over what he considers his domain and become obsessive about acquiring it? Apparently, your friends LOVE to play games like "hard to get" and "the chase". If that's the case then fine, but they should at least admit it. I don't understand it, and I won't pursue them either. Explain this to them, and let me know what their responses are.
2007-12-22
08:17:26 ·
update #2