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I keep hearing about some zip person and was sent here.. lets test you out and see if you're as good as people say, or if it's just because there's a pinch of estrogen here in this bowl of sausage stew called the forum. Also, I’m using you as the example but answer for both you and for what women in general would do if it’s different.
If you don't feel like answering a question then the more power to you
I'll get them all, but I'm going to split it up.
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1. Today's society is all about having to go out to date on a first date because of the dangers on going over to a guy's house or him coming over to yours instead... What are your opinions on going out vs actually making a good dinner from scratch at his/your place and having fun doing it.. not to mention it can get messy
Okay, first date... of course should not be at home (unless you know this girl already and she knows you're not a serial killer.) Plus, unless you've already got a good comfort established, the homefront could be awkward. After a while, I'm totally down with cooking dinner with a guy or watching some football on a sunday. Even if you're not necessarily implying that you want to sleep with her... a "home" date has a connotation of sex. At least, it does to me.
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2. I'm always a C&F kinda guy.. so in terms of basic opening the two I generally open with are "hey stranger" or "hi, I'm Bob".. because it's pretty entertaining for the responses.. and girls generally then try to tell me that it's not, which i may add is plenty entertaining. if a guy came and opened you in either of those ways what would be going through your mind and how would you respond?
Here's the thing... without hearing how you're saying it or watching you do it... I'm not going to be able to give you an accurate account of what's going through my mind or how I would respond. I don't get why "hey stranger" is anything innovative. It comes across as creepy right now. I definitely don't get the "I'm Bob" thing..maybe I don't get the joke. Is that your real name? My bitch shield is up and I'm looking at a computer screen. I think this is happening not because of the quality of these openers (which obviously you have had some success with, right? field results are more important than my opinion right now) but because I'm a woman.... and I respond to non-verbals.
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3. If you meet a guy that’s extremely interesting but isn’t exactly showing interest in you when he should be. Do you give up, or do you try to gain his attention and make him interested in you?
Depends. I'm pretty set in my personal life. If I'm feeling spunky or feel like I want to challenge myself, yeah. I'll watch him in his environment, figure out how his social dynamic works, then attempt to attract him accordingly.
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4. What the hell is up with you women wording things so horribly.. it almost always starts with “We need to talk,” “I have something important to tell you,” “I have important news,” and even once “I’m pregnant!” and then a five minute pause before saying “oh yeah, it’s not yours”.. if you can answer this I’d be amazed.. other than general stupidity.
Guys word things horribly as well. Generally, most human beings are horrible at communicating. Girls preface what they are about to say because they are trying to either catch a guy's attention (which is hard if she's not topless sometimes) or prepare him that he needs to pay attention. It's a bad rhetorical device. I think the "I'm pregnant" is a divergence from this trend and an attempt to catch attention with shock value.
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5. If a guy came up to you in a bar, club, mall, coffee shop, etc… and said “you like the fun type, want to go make some other girls jealous of you?” what would you think and would you go do it.. especially because most girls love to do that shit
Depends on this guy's attitude. If he's too full of himself, it's a turn off. In that case, I'd probably start turning his words around on him. If there was something non-verbally appealing about him while he was saying this, I might consider it. Still, probably not. I'm busy.
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6. I met a girl who’s pretty much the female version of me and we both really can’t find any of each other’s buttons to push without getting extremely personal. The mind games are quite vicious and generally always end up in a stale mate. Do you think there’s away to take her by storm?
Yeah, change up your attack. Sideswipe her. Stalemate theory 101.
If you don't get what I'm saying, PM me with more details.
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7. Do you lie to guys about how many people you’ve slept with. And if so, do you always say less, or sometimes more, or instead, just what you think the guy wants to hear and will believe?
How many people have I slept with...too many to be “Southern respectable” but too few to be “adventurous.” My number is always viewed as a let down, so I like to keep it to myself. Plus, it's nobody's business.
Generally, girls will tell you a number that is two less lovers than their actual number.
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8. When flirting with guys and vice versa, at what point in the conversation do you decide that “if this guy plays his cards right he’s getting lucky tonight?”
Getting lucky tonight by getting my number? At the point where he convinces me he's extraordinary. Let me ask some other girls this question because I'm a bit rigid in this regard.
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9. Which do you think is sexier, a nice guy, an asshole, or a nice guy with all the positive qualities that you find attractive in an asshole. In addition, do you prefer a guy who’s self-confident, has a huge ego, or has so much confidence it approaches way too cocky without crossing the line. Explain the reasoning behind your answers
Obviously the more complex person is sexier. Rather than "nice" let's say a "good guy with all the positive qualities that you find attractive in an asshole."
I like self-confidence, a touch of cocky, and a touch of self-deprecating humor. I like variety and depth. Otherwise, my personality is too overbearing, and I will steamroll you like a squirrel on a highway.
I'll get to the rest tomorrow. My sleeping pill is kicking in now, and I'm starting to feel like Anna Nicole Smith.