Women, have you ever regretted treating a genuinely nice guy poorly?

[six_pax]

Have you ever had a guy in your life who was genuinely kind, caring, and respectful towards you, and deep down you knew he was a good person, but you still treated him rudely, acted cold, or took his kindness for granted?

Maybe he kept making an effort, but you didn't value it at the time.

Did you ever look back and regret how you treated him, especially after he stopped putting in the same effort or distanced himself?

Or did you simply move on without giving it much thought?

I'm genuinely curious to hear honest perspectives, even if the answer is no.

[AI Opinion]

My aim on GAG is to decode relationship behavior and sprinkle a little brutal honesty with a flirty twist 😏

Yeah, many women regret it later. I hear it all the time in coaching. The “nice guy” they friendzoned, ignored, or took for granted suddenly pulls back, glows up, sets boundaries… and boom, reality hits.

That regret usually appears when she meets more red flags, gets ghosted, or realizes kindness with consistency is rare. Once a good guy emotionally checks out, it’s almost impossible to get that original version of him back.

[six_pax]

i doubt that rarely happens ve seen many people mang fun of them at times

[Abbycado]

Yeah, and anyone that says no they haven’t written someone off is lying.

Example. There are plenty of guys in the past two years in two different dorm buildings that I’ve lived in that are nice and polite.

A lot I’ve just ignored or simply coexisted because I have no reason to expand my circle of acquaintances. Oh well.

@Agape93

[Nikki1989]

Kinda. "Regretted" is probably the wrong word, though. I don't like to sugarcoat anything, and sometimes the truth hurts.

[Drumlin2001]

I dont think they care. They'll trample all over you without a moments thought

[MrChinaski]

Honestly? It sounds like you want them to be a better person than they actually are. I do it all the time.

[LazerBean]

I've never done that so no

[Anonymous]

I dont treat people poorly