Incy
02-14-2010, 01:01 AM
I've heard one interesting thing about the way women think and the way guys think.
We all know that women can not understand our fear of approach (or so I've heard). The last girl I've confessed to that guys have approach anxiety told me "I was crazy. What's there to fear? What if she is dumb as a cow behind this facade of make-up and Dolce&Gabanna clothes and such?"
And then a friend of mine (a guy though.) told me that when a woman sees a guy who hesitates to approach her ... she doesn't think in terms of "oh , a coward. Sheesh. Screw that loser. " :) Instead, she thinks "Oh, he must have noticed something unattractive about me. That's why he didn't approach me. :( "
How true is that? Do you not totally see that sometimes guys are hesitant to make the move (like approach or go for a kiss and etc...) because they risk "a rejection" and instead you think "Oh, I'm not attractive enough for him to notice me..."?
I think it is overgeneralized in what I've said and I still don't have a full understanding of this because it has just recently clicked with me, but I'm curious to what extent this is true? What's happening in your heads at these moments? :) Maybe I am wrong?
I'd appreciate any input. :)
We all know that women can not understand our fear of approach (or so I've heard). The last girl I've confessed to that guys have approach anxiety told me "I was crazy. What's there to fear? What if she is dumb as a cow behind this facade of make-up and Dolce&Gabanna clothes and such?"
And then a friend of mine (a guy though.) told me that when a woman sees a guy who hesitates to approach her ... she doesn't think in terms of "oh , a coward. Sheesh. Screw that loser. " :) Instead, she thinks "Oh, he must have noticed something unattractive about me. That's why he didn't approach me. :( "
How true is that? Do you not totally see that sometimes guys are hesitant to make the move (like approach or go for a kiss and etc...) because they risk "a rejection" and instead you think "Oh, I'm not attractive enough for him to notice me..."?
I think it is overgeneralized in what I've said and I still don't have a full understanding of this because it has just recently clicked with me, but I'm curious to what extent this is true? What's happening in your heads at these moments? :) Maybe I am wrong?
I'd appreciate any input. :)