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sometimes i simp just to make up/compensate for my pimp ways...you ever just simp for no reason, like you feel afraid you are too pimping? Im speaking irl
this girl I used to buy her alot of groceries and just give her money often/simped because I felt she was falling for my primal lures, so i had to cut it short and simp since we were distant cousins and i dont like meddling in-laws who are also uncles/aunties. It worked lol, she start seeing me as a big bro
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idk if nice guys finish last, or childhood programming finishes first.
it has been in my experience that a lot of men that call themselves ”nice guys” are really unpleasant overall.
anyway, i wanted to mention that i admire those men that still stand for what’s right, even when it’s difficult. it’s a heroic trait. i think when people are positive and support one another, we uplift ourselves. people like mr. g are like treasure among the irrelevant. i hope i can be someone that says the right thing during a difficult time. i think i sound like a hardcore asshole due to my blunt nature.
i would recommend for any new couple and people considering marriage take pre-marital counseling before starting any serious relationship. i wish someone suggested that to me before i wasted my time in 12 combined years in two failed marriages.
i enjoy being nice too. it’s very hard to be nice when being pushed to your limit.
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The last sentence, very true.
I'm not a nice guy. What i'm saying is there's no point in even trying to cultivate that trait because it won't do you no good. People don't appreciate it anymore because everyone else is doing it. It almost pays to be a POS (though with a little more sophistication so you don't like, get thrown in jail or something).
Especially as a kind/good man it's mistaken as weakness, as cliche as that sounds.
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