Do girls like lone wolves (loners)?

[TheH00dedAssassin]

So today on my way home I was thinking and realized that I'm a lone wolf Because I have friend but they piss me off. So I'm by my self during lunch people know me I prefer being alone. But do girls like them Because I have a girl but I have no idea how I got one

[Anonymous]

My boyfriend is one. He has a best friend who he loves (they're like brothers) but that's about it. I have a love/hate relationship with it. The only reason that we're even dating is because his best friend introduced us which is what I hate about him being a loner. He's not really the type to go out and talk to someone, you have to come to him (he'll speak first, but you have to at least be in his vicinity). I love him being a loner though because I am one too and he knows how to give me my space. He calls me every night at 11, but besides that he won't be blowing up my phone all day with useless texts. I like that about him and I also don't really have to worry about him sneaking around with other girls because he doesn't really care for too much company of others

[TheH00dedAssassin]

Sound a lot like me

[emma6712]

I do, and I would totally date one, but the only problem with that is that if you are always separating yourself from other people, then no one will get a chance to talk to you, so how are they supposed to get to know you enough to date you?

That's my problem some times with having a crush on loners...It never goes anywhere because I don't get a chance to talk to them.

If I were you, I would continue being yourself and doing what your doing, but if you see a girl you like, you should definitely be more open around her.

[MaskofInsanity]

Personally I've realized I can't date the lone wolf type of guy. While I'm fine with someone who is reserved and enjoys his solitude, I'd want a guy that is pretty social. I have a pretty active group of friends and I'd need a guy who can get along with them pretty well.

[yaddayaddayadda02]

Not really. Girls would want to date guys who will socialize for the most part.

[Bethany94]

I met my boyfriend at school, it has been almost a year and he still hasn't made any effort to make any friends. Like this is college. I'm the only one he talks to.

I don't mind it. He has time for me, so that's nice. I pursued him because I thought he was cute and he turned out to be an awesome guy. The fact that he's antisocial doesn't really matter to me. I'm pretty antisocial as well.

[confugirl]

I somewhat prefer them. They're easier to approach and will give you more space to do so. You don't have to go through 3 of his friends to get to him. But I still want them to have some social skills and be able to detect flirting. If he's not busy and he doesn't approach me when I clearly indicate my interest, then I will be disappointed. Sure, he's a loner and that's fine, but I want him to want to spend time with me.

[xjesspandax]

Only if he has something about him... like really hot in a dark yet not creepy way. Walks around with a guitar or something and seems really cool about life.

I think that's the sort of lone wolf girls think is attractive... Not too sure about the cynical attitude you have. It could be pulled into the relationship and you need to be social and open to have something long lasting.

[Silvaria]

I do. I think there is something sexy about a man who doesn't need to constantly be surrounded by people, who is confident enough to enjoy being alone.

[snowangle]

I think most girls prefer guys who are more social, but you never knew. Everyone has their preferences and I'm sure some girls are attracted to the more loner-type guys.

[snowangle]

* never know

[Anonymous]

im one myself so yes because I can relate and our personalities would match, can't speak for other girls though

i prefer to do my own thing without having to be dragged everywhere with friends and listen to their crap

[TheH00dedAssassin]

Thank you people piss me off talking more like complaing about sh*t like how they hate school I prefer to be alone and listen to music

[Opinion Owner]

same, the only thing I hate is being forced into group work with these people when I can work a million times better and produce a better piece of work on my own

[SamSodden]

Depends on the guy I think, some guys are give the impression of being quite weird and creepy when they always sit alone, but others can be OK :)

[Anonymous]

I do, very much so.

I'm a loner myself, so I naturally gravitate towards those like-minded people... other loners :-)

And yes, there's something sexy about that mysteriousness.

[RosaliaVanderbilt]

Personally I do. There's just something so attractive about a man that's confident enough to go it alone without support from ever-present "friends".

[Anonymous]

No