Can you make sense of why I seem to find more success with “fuckboys” wanting committed relationships with me than “nice guys”?

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i suppose on some level it doesn’t matter, since if a guy is wanting to be in a relationship, it shouldn’t really matter if historically they have been fuckboy types vs the kind of guy one would assume is better “relationship” material.

but i’ve noticed a distinct pattern wherein so-called nice guys will date me for months, maybe even a year and then suddenly decide i’m just not the “right” girl for him. and yet guys who are “fuckboys” from the start end up sustaining an interest that is actually enduring and wanting the things of me that guys looking for commitment at the start seem to experience a disconnect with when dating me.

probably a lot of relevant factors i can all list here. but just wondering what y’all might think are some possible reasons for this reoccurring trend.

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specifically i’m thinking about relationships with guys who were “fuckboys” when i met them that lasted for : 13 years (on and off…), 7 years, 1.5yrs, 4 years, and 2 months (current). in all of these relationships when it ended the guy still wanted back in relationship for a long time.

“nice”guys: 7 mo, 2 yes & bunch that lasted for < 3 mo , and ended b/c the guys end it. (on friendly terms), generally say they found me to be “robotic”, emotionally distant & always expecting more, more more
Can you make sense of why I seem to find more success with “fuckboys” wanting committed relationships with me than “nice guys”?
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