Well, I think a Lady should ask me Out!


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Can_I_just_be_Jo is offline Can_I_just_be_Jo Post #101  November 9,2009, 6:19am

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Sorry about three posts in a row. Has anyone here considered such a simple explanation as sour grapes?

I think every women here and maybe the men ,can accept that strong women will ask men out. (Iwould imagine street walkers too but that is part of their job)
There are men that don't work or interact with this type of woman.
There are men that do interact with these women but not in a good way. (these type of women are their bosses etc...)

I am not sure if it came up in that thread people have been talking about but isn't it possible that these men are ruling these women out not because of relations(liking that word) but because they have never been successful in a relationship with a woman that is stronger than them.

The relationships that I spoke of ended because these men were unwilling or unable to communicate their needs, feelings or anything important to me. They were afraid to express themselves. It was not relations that caused the end. Now if you were a guy trying to save face wouldn't it be easier to say well she put out after X dates than say I am not self assured enough to express myself? If they say it enough they will most likely start believing it.
 
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MelinCali is offline MelinCali Post #102  November 9,2009, 6:30am
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Dear D_L

I don't have time to read the whole thread this AM, but I'll ask if the question hasn't been posed already. What sort of woman do you consider the type of Lady you think should ask you out? These are the definitions I found:

1. A well-mannered and considerate woman with high standards of proper behavior.
2.a. A woman regarded as proper and virtuous.b. A well-behaved young girl.
3. A woman who is the head of a household.
4. A woman, especially when spoken of or to in a polite way.
5. a. A woman to whom a man is romantically attached.b. Informal A wife.

6. Lady Chiefly British A general feminine title of nobility and other rank, specifically:a. Used as the title for the wife or widow of a knight or baronet.
b. Used as a form of address for a marchioness, countess, viscountess, baroness, or baronetess.
c. Used as a form of address for the wife or widow of a baron.
d. Used as a courtesy title for the daughter of a duke, a marquis, or an earl.
e. Used as a courtesy title for the wife of a younger son of a duke or marquis.

7. Lady The Virgin Mary. Usually used with Our.
8. Slang Cocaine.



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nightling is offline nightling Post #103  November 9,2009, 10:50am
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Wow clever. So you are saying that men you date should expect that in no point in time there will be relations? Are you judging my time frame? Okay here is a crazy idea when I date men I have an expectation that there will be relations at some point in time when we are both comfortable. Ohh wouldn't that be a fun thread, women that ask men out expect that in some point in their relationship there will be relations. Ohh the horror.

How about we stop judging each other. I would be fine with that.


Thank you.
My point in the original thread was that some men (perhaps only in my own ultra conservative community) can be pretty obnoxious about assumptions of your easiness if you ask them out. You're not thwarting any such expectation as far as I can tell ...

And I'm not judging you for it either. This is right for you with this man or obviously you wouldn't be doing it. But you really wouldn't have the same experience I've had of it.

I do happen to think people are far too prudish about such things.
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By discussing the conservative or liberal nature of a community you are implicitly claiming there is a correlation between general political opinion and a male reaction to being asked out. There is none. I asked my ex-boyfriend out that lasted for two and a half years. Actually of the gentlemen I have dated lately only one has asked me out. All have expressed relief in me asking them out since they were too scared to ask me. I live in a conservative community yet I have never met a man that fits your assertions. I don't doubt they exist here it is just there is no correlation.

People here are drawing such broad stokes it almost makes me sick. Every person is different. I do not want nor do I attract men that have a problem with women asking them out. They are used to viewing women as equals. Sorry if this doesn't fit into your stereotype. I understand that there are women that would never ask a guy out and they tend to attract and be attracted to men who will ask them out.

I am not singling anyone out but there are a lot of ignorant and self righteous posts here that cast those that don't fit their ideals in a bad light. I do take offense.
I don't understand the point you are trying to make in your first paragraph. Communities are made up of individuals and therefore each contribute to the community with their own ideals, experience and value set. You are disregarding the experience of many posters because it does not correlate with your experience.

'People here are drawing such broad strokes it almost makes me sick. Every person is different.' Yes, you're right - every person is different ... and this is exactly why you are seeing broad strokes. Posters are sharing their personal experience in this thread and in the other one. They aren't citing a preferred stereotype - just what they have found when they try different approaches to dating.

'I do not want nor do I attract men that have a problem with women asking them out. They are used to viewing women as equals.' Okay - so your implied experience then is that men who have a problem with women asking them out view women as inferior?

Each person's experience is valuable in shaping interactions with others. Why call people ignorant and self-righteous because their experience - by your own admission - differs to yours?
 
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Can_I_just_be_Jo is offline Can_I_just_be_Jo Post #105  November 9,2009, 11:41am

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nightling wrote :
My point in the original thread was that some men (perhaps only in my own ultra conservative community) can be pretty obnoxious about assumptions of your easiness if you ask them out. You're not thwarting any such expectation as far as I can tell ...

And I'm not judging you for it either. This is right for you with this man or obviously you wouldn't be doing it. But you really wouldn't have the same experience I've had until you go and thwart their expectation.

I do happen to think people are far too prudish about such things.
I read further and saw your next post. Oops sorry about that. I just don't like to remove posts once posted.

I don't think looking at a community and saying they are liberal or conservative is a good indicator of opinion this subject. The perception of women who ask men out is based on too many factors. One would be upbringing, next your experience (negative or positive), introvert vs. extrovert, LOC I could go on. In the end you are looking at opinion that is never verified in a controlled manner.

So dude A says women who ask men out are easy. Has dude A ever been asked out by a women? Has dude A ever been asked out with a women that he slept with? How long after the first date did he sleep with her? How long after first date does dude A usually get lucky? Does dude A have issues with strong women? Does dude A want to date a strong women and has no luck?

I could do this on the other side as to why dudette B believes dude A when he makes that statements.

Am I wrong that such a broad group as a community yields no valuable data?
 
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I wonder what does Luke think about all this!
 
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How well do women deal with rejection if they ask a man out and he declines?
 
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JMCoetzee wrote :
How well do women deal with rejection if they ask a man out and he declines?
I never actually had any turn down the date ... as stated ad infinitum, my issues were different.

But I don't think it would really bother me. I'm a firm believer that nothing ventured is nothing gained and that a romantic outcome's only right when both people want it.
 
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I read further and saw your next post. Oops sorry about that. I just don't like to remove posts once posted.

I don't think looking at a community and saying they are liberal or conservative is a good indicator of opinion this subject. The perception of women who ask men out is based on too many factors. One would be upbringing, next your experience (negative or positive), introvert vs. extrovert, LOC I could go on. In the end you are looking at opinion that is never verified in a controlled manner.

So dude A says women who ask men out are easy. Has dude A ever been asked out by a women? Has dude A ever been asked out with a women that he slept with? How long after the first date did he sleep with her? How long after first date does dude A usually get lucky? Does dude A have issues with strong women? Does dude A want to date a strong women and has no luck?

I could do this on the other side as to why dudette B believes dude A when he makes that statements.

Am I wrong that such a broad group as a community yields no valuable data?
Kinda confusing. My next post was copied into the original post ya made so how could you not have seen it before hitting submit reply?

Not that it matters either way. /shrugs

I think I've said pretty much all I have to say on this and I'm tired of repeating myself. I've related my experience. I don't live in some ivory tower, I live in the real world. Others have related their experience and many of their experiences mirrored mine. People can take it with whatever grain of salt suits them.
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trixie1868 is offline trixie1868 Post #110  November 9,2009, 11:56am

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OK.

Let's sort this out.

People of this thread, if you believe I have ever flirted with you, I am now officially asking you out.

Ask yourself

1) When do you expect me to put out? Does it seem sooner than it once did?

2) Is the prospect of the said date significantly less appealing now I'm apparently "desperate"

3) Am I this liberated because of my postal address or am I just 'modern' or something.

Always happy to help.

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