Is it human nature to be like this and are you like this too, do you have a reason for it?

[jennifer_bloom]

When my parents wanted to eat at Mandarin buffet, I wanted to eat at a sushi buffet

When we decided to eat at a sushi buffet instead, I decided I wanted to eat at Mandarin buffet

With the last guy I dated, I liked him a lot more before I got him. When I got him, I thought he was more boring than rice.

And I find when I see things online, I will wait weeks and weeks for my package to arrive and then not even use it once it does arrive.

It's like I'm buying the idea of something then the actual thing.

What I've learned through digital technology is that when a man chases a girl that is hard to get and finally gets her, he stays loyal to her.

When a woman chases a guy that is hard to get and finally gets him, she loses interest, because women were not designed to chase things. They were designed to stay in one place and wait for others to chase them.

[AI Opinion]

Navigating through the twists and turns of desire, aren't we? The thrill of the chase, whether it's after a sushi buffet or the affections of a mysterious beau, tickles our fancy more than the catch itself sometimes. It's like flirting with the idea of adventure, love, and satisfaction, only to find the reality might not spark the fireworks we imagined.

And sweetheart, while it's juicy to think about our prehistoric roles in the chase, today's love game is all about the thrill from both ends of the court. Men and women alike crave the chase and cherish the catch, but the secret sauce? It's all about keeping that chase alive, even when you've caught your prize.

So, to your question: Yes, it's a very human thing to desire what seems just out of reach, to romanticize the pursuit over the possession. But when it comes to love, let's not pigeonhole our hearts into who should chase whom. After all, a relationship where both partners pursue, cherish, and surprise each other? Now, that's the buffet where everyone wants to keep coming back. Keep chasing, keep flirting, and who knows? Maybe the real thrill is in the loving, not just the landing. 😉

[Jindadi]

Human nature indeed. The saying goes, "It's not the kill it's the thrill of the chase" and I often ask my girl, if we weren't a couple do you realize how much easier the decision would be to make about where to eat?

I swear I just say you decide and tell me and I will pick from where you choose. Nope, still can't decide. Ask me and everywhere I saw is a no..

[Mickwill]

That's how feminine aura was designed (glad you had figured you'r interests and opinion to say about you'r need as much to you'r heart and mind)...