Lifestyles
"Nice" Doesn't Have to Mean Neglected (page 1 2 3 4 5)

Related Links:

  • BunnyApe - Susan K. Perry, Ph. D.’s Web site- Information about Dr. Perry and her husband’s work and recent publications.
  • Revenge Productions - Author Daylle Deanna Schwartz’s Web site- Information about some of her recent publications.
  • Heartless Bitches International - A somewhat scary place for nice guys, but it does hold some very useful information.
  • Love Lessons from Bad Breakups - Information about Sherry Amatenstein’s Book, Love Lessons from Bad Breakups.
  • The Q&A Dating Book - Information about Sherry Amatenstein’s Book, The Q&A Dating Book.

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By Patrick Dresh
Lifestyles Editor
“No matter what a woman does, if we are attracted to her in some way, we nice guys will always give her a second chance. This however, is not productive."
Let it All Sink in…

I know that all this can be a lot to take in. I also know that some of you still might be thinking that I’m telling you to totally change your habits in order to snag a date for the weekend. That’s just not the case. All I’m offering is some simple suggestions on how we nice guys can successfully compete in today’s dating game. Continue to pull out chairs, be concerned with how women feel, and be respectful. Yet in addition to this, take the time to get out and have fun. Also, try to learn from relationship mistakes, instead of simply complaining about how things always go wrong. The world needs nice guys, but what the world doesn’t need is people who sit at home and feel sorry for themselves. It’s not fair to you, and it’s not fair to any of the women who might be looking for a guy just like you.

 

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Pat, a junior journalism/professional writing major, is also the lifestyles section editor for the current edition of unbound. Pat’s professional writing interests include young-adult psychology, relationship psychology, and current Type 1 diabetes research. Pat’s other interests include short story writing, illustration, and live-theatre performance.
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