Ungrateful Women

lightbrotha4u said:
i remember a few years a ago I had a friend who was going through some issues and was alone w/her son on the day of his birthday. I knew she had some financial issues at the time so i stepped in and bought her son a birthday cake and ordered a pizza, just so that the kid could enjoy his birthday. I wanted nothing in return - just like to be kind....Now mind you i was'nt even involved with this woman, but don't you know she mentions a few days later, in conversation about that day, that i DID NOTHING FOR HER. My opinion of her changed forever after that day. Ungrateful bitch.

what's funny is she somewhat resembles the woman in that video in the OP.
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There are some people who go around feeling like they're entitled to whatever anyone gives them without doing anything in return.

It's a shame that she couldn't appreciate the nice thing you did for her and her son (and it was a great thing for you to do) and instead stomped on your good deed.

Good to hear that you cut her out. She doesn't deserve to have a nice guy like you around.
 
I don't think it's not that she didn't deserve a good guy as much as she wasn't ready for it. I think most people want to be happy but most can't handle it. People being genuinely kind to them just doesn't compute.
 
andrae09 said:
I don't think it's not that she didn't deserve a good guy as much as she wasn't ready for it. I think most people want to be happy but most can't handle it. People being genuinely kind to them just doesn't compute.
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That's true, but 1/2 a decade later, she still didn't appear ready for it.

Some people take much longer to mature than others. You don't need such a negative person in your life.
 
chicity said:
Truthfully, the more we learn about human evolution, the less that these theories appear to be true.

Most early humans weren't hunting wolly mammoths, they were hunting rabbits. And studies of human evolution across the globe shows far more variation than we originally thought. It appears that the one common trait we all evolved was the ability to adapt depending upon our environment. Which means that we evolved to prefer the best traits in a mate for our current environment, not to prefer the traits that were most preferable many generations ago.

So there's no real evolutionary excuse for Women who are attracted to thugs, "alphas", or the more common dickhead or jerk. You make good choices or bad ones, the responsibility lies with us.

As for the Woman in the video, her problem is clear: she's a bitch.
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I don't know where you are getting this theory that humans hunted rabbits from but early humans were hunter and gathers up until about 10,000-12,000 years ago when agriculture started to develop. The best traits in a man from a woman's perspective was the more aggressive, stronger, bigger, and fastest man. If a man was strong and healthy that was a signal to a woman that he was good at finding food and would make a good provider. Women are natural gold diggers. They look for the male that is best equipped to take care of them and future offspring. I also think women just like to change men and the thought of taming the bad boy is too hard for alot of women to ignore at least once in their lifetime.
 
reggie2k8 said:
I don't know where you are getting this theory that humans hunted rabbits from but early humans were hunter and gathers up until about 10,000-12,000 years ago when agriculture started to develop. The best traits in a man from a woman's perspective was the more aggressive, stronger, bigger, and fastest man. If a man was strong and healthy that was a signal to a woman that he was good at finding food and would make a good provider. Women are natural gold diggers. They look for the male that is best equipped to take care of them and future offspring. I also think women just like to change men and the thought of taming the bad boy is too hard for alot of women to ignore at least once in their lifetime.
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Damn fam good post. Respect
 
reggie2k8 said:
I don't know where you are getting this theory that humans hunted rabbits from but early humans were hunter and gathers up until about 10,000-12,000 years ago when agriculture started to develop. The best traits in a man from a woman's perspective was the more aggressive, stronger, bigger, and fastest man. If a man was strong and healthy that was a signal to a woman that he was good at finding food and would make a good provider. Women are natural gold diggers. They look for the male that is best equipped to take care of them and future offspring.I also think women just like to change men and the thought of taming the bad boy is too hard for alot of women to ignore at least once in their lifetime.
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This is untrue. Perhaps in ancient times that might have been the case, but in 'modern times' women don't need anyone to take care of them. Some of us are not only perfectly capable of doing that on our own, we prefer it that way. There are also a fair number of men who look for women to take care of them, so that street runs both ways. Generalizations are not accurate, and don't apply to everyone across the board, hence the term generalization.
 
reggie2k8 said:
I don't know where you are getting this theory that humans hunted rabbits from but early humans were hunter and gathers up until about 10,000-12,000 years ago when agriculture started to develop. The best traits in a man from a woman's perspective was the more aggressive, stronger, bigger, and fastest man. If a man was strong and healthy that was a signal to a woman that he was good at finding food and would make a good provider. Women are natural gold diggers. They look for the male that is best equipped to take care of them and future offspring. I also think women just like to change men and the thought of taming the bad boy is too hard for alot of women to ignore at least once in their lifetime.
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Rabbit was the most common meat in early humans' diet.

I'm getting the theory from facts. Like, rabbit was the most common meat in early humans' diet.

Most of the animal remains associated with early humans are from small animals.


Also, I suggest you read this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolutionary_psychology_controversy
 
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