Why do girls complain about their boyfriends to great guys and then say, "I wish I had a guy like you!"?

drummerdude25
...but then its as far as it goes... The girl never ends up getting with that great guy, and continues to pursue an idiot that treats them like dirt.

I had a very interesting talk with friends and some acquaintances last night about girls and dating... The girls in the group admitted that this happens a lot. And a guy said he's had girls say it to him... I basically have too. And as a guy in the situation it's like... 'Well... I'M RIGHT HERE!" ...Like what is holding the girl back from dating the guys like me and the other guy? Then they go back to the idiot and whine and complain some more...

Its like girls are attracted to guys that they can find fault in and complain about... I thought love was admiring someone for all that they are... Sure its hard to fine someone you can appreciate to all that they are, but frequently these "great guys" come into the lives of the girls they like, get a BS statement like that, and after a while, leave the situation confused, hurt, and feeling inadequate for ultimately "being the perfect guy"... which makes ABSOLUTELY NO SENSE whatsoever...

It's one of the worst things a girl could say to a guy...

Then the girls talked about the clingy guy vs. the guy that gives them little/no attention... I popped the question, "Ok, well would you rather have a guy that is an idiot and ignores you and doesn't give you what you deserve, or a guy that is obviously into you, wants to be with you, and shows you his time of day and cares about you?

That kinda made them stop and think for a second, but then they said while they're dating, they don't want a clingy guy, but when the settle down that's ok... So it doesn't really make sense to me. It seems like girls turn down a lot of lifelong potential mates, simply because they're not ready to settle down, or they like to party, or ultimately, like to be treated like dirt for the time being...

The girls complain about the guys not being able to commit, but really, aren't they afraid to commit as well, in turning down great, perfect guy that they wish they could have, but don't take?

Girls are just as afraid of commitment, but it shows in a much different way...
Why do girls complain about their boyfriends to great guys and then say, "I wish I had a guy like you!"?
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