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I wasn't referring to the ones that flirt for fun, I love those. I'm referring to the crabby bitter paranoid ones that you can't hold a door open for, without her saying "I can get it myself....".

Though I'll admit I can be overly flirtatious, and its seldom followed by genuine attraction, so this does come acrossed wrong. I do send the wrong message at times with that. That I'm looking for sex when I'm not.

My sexual partners viewed me as being cherublike, it was quite disturbing. I don't know how I maintained the "sweet and innocent" image in their heads for so long. Being that I still talk to the people I slept with, I don't think they view me like that, they're quite nice to me actually. Though there was more to it than just sex. We had common interests.

by prometheusbound

I wasn't referring to the ones that flirt for fun, I love those. I'm referring to the crabby bitter paranoid ones that you can't hold a door open for, without her saying "I can get it myself....".

They could just be crabby because they're having a bad day. What makes you think they're paranoid though?

My sexual partners viewed me as being cherublike, it was quite disturbing.

Is that what they actually told you, that you're "cherublike"? lol

I find that funny cause I now picture you looking like an older version of this:

by Thrill Kill

 

by prometheusbound

I wasn't referring to the ones that flirt for fun, I love those. I'm referring to the crabby bitter paranoid ones that you can't hold a door open for, without her saying "I can get it myself....".

They could just be crabby because they're having a bad day. What makes you think they're paranoid though?

 

My sexual partners viewed me as being cherublike, it was quite disturbing.

Is that what they actually told you, that you're "cherublike"? lol

I find that funny cause I now picture you looking like an older version of this:

 Nah, they're paranoid. I've noticed I'm not the only one they're that way to, and others have noticed.

As far as the picture, it looks like a baby version of my avatar! :-D

Women don't have power. Even when a woman gets beat in public, everyone just assumes she had it coming. But when a man gets beat in public, people get all up in arms.

I watched the doc, I liked it. That part with giving yourself confidence by acting like a gorilla was stupid, but some parts were good. Maybe the most interesting part was at the end, with that group of dudes and the woman having to face a threat. It says a lot about the person who takes initiative and action in a group that's in an intense situation. I think that's the best way to tell the "leader."

Wait, what? Both genders for the most part are assumed to "have it coming", just with different typical reasonings behind each.

"Up in Arms"? I thought the Bystander Effect wasn't really a gender thing:

by LoveFraudVictim

Women don't have power. Even when a woman gets beat in public, everyone just assumes she had it coming. But when a man gets beat in public, people get all up in arms.

 lol, I'm guessing that little bait comment didn't quite work out for you, did it.