Monday, October 18, 2010

Nice Are Nice Guys Really?

By Jack Flagg

If you consider yourself to be a nice guy, this might not be a situation you are ready to hear. But if you are to be a nice guy strictly for the striving of winning a woman's interest or approval, you aren't really doing it since you're a "nice guy."

You're doing it because you want something. Now before you ignore this and say: "Oh, I'm not like that. I truly do care about the women I'm considering," you need to ask yourself this question:

What is your response to a woman when you discover that there's absolutely no way that you will ever have a right at dating her?

I'm speaking of a woman that you were absolutely head over heels crazy about and were showering with flatters and treating her like a princess. Were you doing this because you are such a nice guy or because you desired something from her? Before you answer that, bring an honest look into your past and notice if you can remember a particular instance where you struck out at a woman even though you were being a nice guy. How did your actions and attitude towards her change?

Did your love and friendship for her crumple like a flower in the winter? And what kind of a role are you playing in her life right now? Are you best friends, are you speaking much longer, or you have no idea where she is or what she's doing?

It doesn't matter how noble you might have thought your inspirations were for trying to win her attention by being "nice", the answer to these questions will reveal just how noble your motives really were.

Now don't get me wrong, it's completely elegant to do things which are in your best desire.... it's human nature. But it's also necessary that you are honest with yourself about what you are certainly doing when you are being a "nice" guy.

I say this since women are intuitive enough to "smoke out" when a man is being true and genuine, and when he has an agenda. If she senses the recent, it doesn't matter how nice you are to her. After all, being nice can even end up being a hindrance because it simply reminds her that you are out to receive something.

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