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The<br />
Unwanted<br />
Good:<br />
Ideally, when a woman is asked<br />
to list top qualities that she<br />
looks for in a man, intelligence,<br />
kindness, loyalty, and sensitivity<br />
will surface. On the contrary<br />
though, these women will still<br />
date and possibly marry men<br />
possessing only 1% of their<br />
desired traits.<br />
Why Women<br />
Are Not Interested<br />
in Nice Guys<br />
“ One is therefore left<br />
wondering, why are<br />
these good men bad? ”<br />
We explore a few of<br />
the reasons...<br />
They Are Peacocks<br />
The biggest problem about nice<br />
guys is their annoying habit of<br />
struggling to announce to every<br />
girl that they are the best catch.<br />
Women who have high self-esteem<br />
and are looking to settle down<br />
have left nice men, citing<br />
bragging as their turn-off.<br />
Confusingly though, when a<br />
bad boy does this, it is seen<br />
as attractive arrogance but<br />
utterly unacceptable coming<br />
from a nice guy. It seems part<br />
of being nice is not blowing<br />
one’s trumpet.<br />
Women Need A<br />
Mystery To Solve<br />
Nice guys basically bare it<br />
all for the woman, leaving<br />
nothing mysterious for her<br />
to dig. Simply listening<br />
and showing interest in<br />
what a woman says, is an<br />
admirable quality. But<br />
truth is, it only earns the<br />
good guys a few brownie<br />
points. This is a system that<br />
a woman uses to calculate<br />
how attractive a man is. The<br />
more you earn, the more<br />
she is driven towards falling<br />
for you. Unfortunately<br />
for these men, the juicy<br />
part of this ‘interview’<br />
is nonexistent because they<br />
tend to do everything that the<br />
woman wants. No drama, no love.<br />
They Completely Forget The<br />
Sexual Side<br />
By virtue of being male and<br />
female, the role of sex in such<br />
relationships can never be<br />
overemphasized. As a matter of<br />
fact, for a relationship to happen<br />
and be successful, there has to be<br />
emotional and sexual attraction.<br />
Nice guys are of the school of<br />
thought that believes sex is<br />
dehumanizing to humans, and tend<br />
to be very shallow and shy on these<br />
matters. To them, sex is a matter of<br />
procreation and sexual chemistry<br />
or vulgarity does not exist in their<br />
world. This aspect sends even the<br />
most innocent women running<br />
into the open sexual arms of the<br />
bad boy.<br />
They Seem Hypocritical<br />
No matter how deeply in love you<br />
are, bad days are inevitable. Nice<br />
guys will pretend to have a blast<br />
even when the days are grim.<br />
They do not show or share their<br />
emotions leaving the woman<br />
confused and bored. Have you<br />
heard of women whom after a<br />
problem with their partners, wish<br />
that they saw a more aggressive<br />
reaction? Sounds odd, but that’s<br />
just women.<br />
Doormats Are Not Sexy<br />
As much as feminist campaigns<br />
fight for people to cease calling<br />
women the weaker sex, men<br />
will still be viewed as the heads<br />
of their homes. No woman<br />
would really want a man who<br />
agrees with everything she says.<br />
The first and most important<br />
reason she is in a relationship<br />
is to have someone to discuss<br />
pertinent matters with. Not<br />
a clueless doormat! Women<br />
seek their men’s opinions<br />
for insight, not necessarily a<br />
guaranteed ‘okay’. Otherwise,<br />
women would just be single.<br />
As seen nice guys are facing<br />
fierce competition from bad<br />
guys. Encouragingly though,<br />
as much as these men finish<br />
last, they finish best. This type<br />
of men is trainable and can be<br />
molded into what the woman<br />
needs from a real man, as<br />
opposed to the all-knowing,<br />
self-sufficient macho man.<br />
Article by: Vivian Achieng<br />
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