This is not a sweet thing to say to a guy

A lot of women seem to think saying "you deserve a nice woman who will love you and cherish you unconditionally" is a sweet thing to say to guys who genuinely try to be the guy who women say they want.

It isn't actually as much of an ego stroke for guys as women think it is. It's patronising, condescending and downright rude. The women who say "you deserve a woman who loves and cherishes you" to a guy, never actually put *themselves* forward to date him.

If a single woman genuinely wants to boost a single guy's ego, whom she thinks deserves to be loved and cherished by someone, why can't she be the woman she talks about and stop sitting on the sidelines waiting for his perfect partner to magically appear out of thin air?

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  • dominick86

    Nothing wrong with what she said bro. Take it like a champ and move on.

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    • That's kind of what I do these days now I've wised up. There's no point in giving all my attention to women who won't reciprocate it, so if a woman tells me how much of a nice guy I am and how much I deserve someone who will make me happy I just tell her to fuck off and block her on everything because I know she's no longer worth pursuing.

      Saves my sanity.

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  • 1WeirdGuy

    Sounds better than being ghosted

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  • ImDown4Anal

    At best, it's polite. At worst it's generic. Nothing to overthink.

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  • bigbudchonger

    I get you a little bit, but if she's a single woman herself then obviously if she says that then she doesn't want to date you; which is going to hurt however she puts it, and if she's with someone then honestly I think it's quite a nice thing to hear.

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  • howaminotmyself

    Women don't control how you feel. Your reaction is emotionally manipulative. If she doesn't feel it, move on. Clearly she isn't right for you if that's how you feel.

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  • Armsage

    Since you don’t like sweeter rejections, let me be blunt. It sounds like you’re salty that you got rejected. The intention behind the words is to put you down softly. If you can’t understand that, then that’s your problem, not theirs.
    My advice is to move on and not let things like that bother you. The more entitled and frustrated you get, the less likely you’ll find someone. Focus on yourself, find people who like the same things you like. Good luck!

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      This is so true. I remember back when I was meeting people on dating sites I wanted to be that person that was truthful but sweet about why I couldn't connect with them. I thought they deserved a reason as to why I didn't feel a connection.

      It was a stupid move to do because almost every single one would contest that shit, tell me why I'm wrong, and would go on about all the reasons we should still try. Some felt so offended that they'd fly off the handle in public. Despite the fact that they were all different people they all had the same souless, eyes when they were pissed off and yelling.

      Ghosting became a much better option. It wasn't nice, but people aren't actually owed things like an explanation, sex, or a relationship.

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      • MonteMetcalfe

        There's truth to the old saying "You gotta be cruel to be kind."

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        • ImDown4Anal

          I guess that's why Brain abuses Pinky.

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  • Chudders

    "It's patronising, condescending and downright rude."
    You need to re-evaluate your life if you care about this garbage, especially from a woman. Stop being so pathetic.

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  • ospry

    There are only 80

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  • SkullsNRoses

    The sooner you accept that you’re just not every woman’s type the happier you will be. Just because you tick some boxes doesn’t mean they will all find you attractive.

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    • bbrown95

      This! There is absolutely no one on this earth that is considered attractive to everyone. You won't be everyone's cup of tea, and that is okay. It absolutely doesn't mean that they can't still think highly of you, it's just that not everyone is right for each other.

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  • ospry

    It's like they're saying "you deserve someone who cherishes you unconditionally but it's not going to be me"

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  • kikilizzo

    It genuienly stuns me how men are unaware of the existence of chemistry. Must be exteme desperation or most likely double standards. Chemistry cant be forced. I once dated a guy I couldnt stand just because he was sweet to see if chemistry can be forced and it definitely could not. Women say this to be nice to guys who whine all the time about being single, which iskt attractive by the way because it makes these men seem like they enjoy feeling sorry for themselves instead of enjoying being single and working on themselves. Its also just a comforting thing to say, same kinda thing your mom says when you get dumped. Its no big deal. Someone can think you are a great person without feeling that romantic chemistry. Im sure youve met someone at some point that you liked but didnt feel romantic love for, maybe even wished you did but you just couldnt because the spark was missing and if you havent experienced that then you will one day for sure. Maybe youre just so desperate you would date anyone though, which explains why you are single in that case. Its not normal to have zero standards.

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    • Yeah, and it genuinely stuns me how women will all gravitate towards the bad boys knowing full well he'll hurt them, and treat the guys who work on their attitude to align with what women say a man should be like as totally invisible.

      Implying a sweet guy hasn't spent his entire dating life trying to become as sweet as he is in order to somehow win the affections of the imaginary, arbitrary girl who knows how to make him happy, is laughable, frankly.

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  • BleedingPain

    Its all about their tone, how they enunciated words.

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  • That's not the point. The point is a guy can't just click his fingers and create the girl you're talking about from dust.

    Like what are we supposed to do, buy ourselves a life-size plastic female doll? I mean the way these responses are going, that's looking pretty tempting!

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  • It isn't encouragement though. It's soul destroying. This is what women don't understand.

    You're basically saying "yeah I fuck with you, I think you're a really sweet person with your heart in the right place, but any effort you put into me will ultimately be futile because I only really ever wanted you around so I could feel better about myself"

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  • It doesn't work like that. It's not as simple as "finding someone else". If one woman thinks a guy is unattractive, chances are about 80 other women do too.

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  • This is the one time you've given an answer I agree with, pinkpickle.

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  • notmyrealname123

    give me ONE activity you can do with a man that isn't sex.

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