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It all starts out with most women preferring players, fuckbois and assholes over the good guys because, well, I dont know why.

But the good men are the ones who are trampled in the process. Because they are turned down because who wants nice guys right?

It would have been a more equal I playground if the good girls wouldn't friend zone the ones that love and respect them for those who dont respect them and see them just as easy sex.

This leads to the good guys suffer from low self esteem and eventually not wanting to take the initiative at all, and you can't blame them for it.
You can hear quotes like,

"I know he is a player, but I want him , i dont know what it is"

These are the same girls that get their heart broken or used for sex and then dumped, and who are the ones that they got to for a shoulder to cry on?
You are right,
THE GOOD GUYS


Then it is followed by statements like,
" I am never going to find a good guy who loves me and doesn't play with my emotions "
The good guy builds up the courage to show his feelings towards her when she recovers from her 'bad boy dumped me' phase and what happens?
Wham!!
" how dare you? Get away from me, I thought you cared about me"



Another blow to the poor guy.
And thus pseudo hurt female goes back to dating fuckbois and after having completely shattered , who does she expect to step in and treat her right?
You guessed it right, the good guy. Who she hurt time and time again, but he stood by her even though it hurt him to bits.


And if he refuses to take her as a partner, then ohhh my lord FEMINISM. The rambling about slut shaming starts and blaming all men for judging women for the past relationships and how all men just want sex.
The worst part
NOTE:
I am not saying that all women are like this, some learn their lesson before its too late, some know what they want and they stay away from fuckbois because they learn from the mistakes of others.

I'd like to hear your views and opinions about it.

SORRY FOR THE BIG BLOCK OF TEXT! Please read it though. Thank you. :)

Instance 1:

At lunch, my friend, who I'll call Devante, asked if my real name was Katie.

"No," I replied, "My real name is Kaitlin."

Now, prior to this little tangent, my crush, who I'll call Jackson, asked me to quote "drop some bars." 😂 This was because Devante and him were freestyle rapping beforehand and roasting people. But, this isn't the first time that's happened.

Jackson has asked me to sing or rap for him several times over the course of a couple days. Each time, I've said no because I'll embarrass myself. This time, he had some leverage because I hated being called Kaitlin.

"Rap right now or I'll call you Kaitlin for the rest of your life." Jackson challenges.

"No, I'm not rapping. And I won't answer to Kaitlin if you call me that."

So, after that, he kept calling me Kaitlin anyway, knowing it gets on my nerves.

Instance 2:

As Jackson and I were walking to our next class together, I asked him if he had recorded any of the songs his band played the other day at their gig at a local place (My friends and I went to see them play and later went out to eat with them at like midnight lol).

"Yeah, but only two." Jackson responded.

"I was just asking because I absolutely loved all the songs you guys played the other night." I explained.

"Thank you. It means a lot... (insert awkward pause) Uh, especially considering the work we put into it." Jackson says.

"Well, I love that your lyrics have meaning, the guitar is epic in your songs, and, of course, your voice." I smiled widely, waving to him.

I heard him say "Yeah," and nod bye to me quickly before he went into his next classroom and I walked on to my class because people were shoving him into the classroom trying to get in.

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So, do you think he may like me? Is he flirting with me? I have a crush on him, and was just wondering if these interactions tell you anything about our relationship or his feelings. Thank you!