Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, as a woman, your post is quite revealing of your jealousy. For one, I think a lot of men do like naturally beautiful women, a woman who they can wake up next to in the morning and not think - wtf? You know?
Two: like PPs have said, there is a lid for every pot.
This is OP. Okay, so I do feel a slight tinge of jealousy. Some of my girlfriends and I have actively dated looking for a long term match and are good "well behaved" girls and its kind of a slap to our faces to see someone not care about any of this and wind up with what seems like a really good catch. It makes me wonder like, if guys like him want former partygirls, what will happen to us?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds like she grew up and got tired of partying. Happens to all (ok, most) of us eventually. And yes, you do sound a little jealous that she broke the rules and still has a great outcome. I think that's a normal human reaction, but you might want to work on it a little.
This is OP.
THIS! The rest of us girls are pretty homely looking, sure but we are preppy and put together and haven't really fooled around and only date guys we think are serious. We follow "The Rules" and here is our one friend who literally did everything the exact opposite way and she has a really great guy fawning over her and reading to propose. I guess all that grooming and manners can't compete with serious good looks!
Sounds like this might be your problem.
+1 People can tell when others are desperate. You and your other friends probably put off the vibe that you are only looking for serious boyfriends and it's turning guys off.
Anonymous wrote:I know this girl who is kind of realy gorgeous with thick dark hair,warm open eyes and a big goofy smile. Her natural good looks aside, she didn't even know how to wear makeup or do her hair and wore odd looking outfits every day. Due to her physique and pretty face, she was a man magnet everywhere we went. It was actually kind of annoying going out with her because guys would bypass us to swoop in and flirt with her. It wasn't all good though. She got dumped multiple times and although everyone wanted to date/sleep with her, no one wanted to date her. Which, given her goofy ditzy party girl personality, wasn't a surprise. She spent all night after work drunk and weekends partying and had like, guys on her speed dial. She loved the boy attention and cringed at the thought of marriage saying she did not believe in it.
Lo and behold, a year back she started dating this guy who, by all standards seems to be a major catch. He has a glamorous job, comes from a warm loving and wealthy family, has a really good head on his shoulders and eats healthy and works out and is super responsible. Basically, her exact opposite! Only now these two are the sickening cute couple who blast social media with couple pictures and public declarations of love. He is always fawning over her on social media and she, to the shock of everyone, a changed woman.
She goes home straight after work to her boyfriend, cooks him elaborate meals(!!!!she lived on frozen food), peppers every sentence with "we" and "us" and "ours" and is a homebody compared to her former self.
By all accounts they both seem over the moon happy and I sense and engagement heading their way.
It was just a whirlwind romance to watch knowing her in our friendship group. We never thought she'd be someone to bag a guy so soon or of someone of such good quality. Very curious.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds like she grew up and got tired of partying. Happens to all (ok, most) of us eventually. And yes, you do sound a little jealous that she broke the rules and still has a great outcome. I think that's a normal human reaction, but you might want to work on it a little.
This is OP.
THIS! The rest of us girls are pretty homely looking, sure but we are preppy and put together and haven't really fooled around and only date guys we think are serious. We follow "The Rules" and here is our one friend who literally did everything the exact opposite way and she has a really great guy fawning over her and reading to propose. I guess all that grooming and manners can't compete with serious good looks!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds like she grew up and got tired of partying. Happens to all (ok, most) of us eventually. And yes, you do sound a little jealous that she broke the rules and still has a great outcome. I think that's a normal human reaction, but you might want to work on it a little.
This is OP.
THIS! The rest of us girls are pretty homely looking, sure but we are preppy and put together and haven't really fooled around and only date guys we think are serious. We follow "The Rules" and here is our one friend who literally did everything the exact opposite way and she has a really great guy fawning over her and reading to propose. I guess all that grooming and manners can't compete with serious good looks!
Sounds like this might be your problem.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds like she grew up and got tired of partying. Happens to all (ok, most) of us eventually. And yes, you do sound a little jealous that she broke the rules and still has a great outcome. I think that's a normal human reaction, but you might want to work on it a little.
This is OP.
THIS! The rest of us girls are pretty homely looking, sure but we are preppy and put together and haven't really fooled around and only date guys we think are serious. We follow "The Rules" and here is our one friend who literally did everything the exact opposite way and she has a really great guy fawning over her and reading to propose. I guess all that grooming and manners can't compete with serious good looks!
Well, life isn't "fair." Work on your own life and your own happiness and stop being jealous of a "friend." Let me just add the with friends like you she sure doesn't need any enemies.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds like she grew up and got tired of partying. Happens to all (ok, most) of us eventually. And yes, you do sound a little jealous that she broke the rules and still has a great outcome. I think that's a normal human reaction, but you might want to work on it a little.
This is OP.
THIS! The rest of us girls are pretty homely looking, sure but we are preppy and put together and haven't really fooled around and only date guys we think are serious. We follow "The Rules" and here is our one friend who literally did everything the exact opposite way and she has a really great guy fawning over her and reading to propose. I guess all that grooming and manners can't compete with serious good looks!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There are no limits to what guys will do for a pretty girl. Really, a woman only needs to be fit and guys will line up like its the iPhone 10!
What about grace, good manners, good morals, a brain and being levelheaded?![]()
Would you, as her "friend," been happier if she had ended up old, miserable, and alone? Why can't you just be happy for her?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow, what a shitty friend you are.
I'm not really. Most girls who know her are kind of shocked at this outcome considering she never seemed to put much effort into seriously dating or becoming "marriage material" and actively toyed with tons of guys. We are allowed to express shock.
Anonymous wrote:Sounds like she grew up and got tired of partying. Happens to all (ok, most) of us eventually. And yes, you do sound a little jealous that she broke the rules and still has a great outcome. I think that's a normal human reaction, but you might want to work on it a little.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There are no limits to what guys will do for a pretty girl. Really, a woman only needs to be fit and guys will line up like its the iPhone 10!
What about grace, good manners, good morals, a brain and being levelheaded?![]()
+1Anonymous wrote:You sound very jealous. Just worry about yourself.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There are no limits to what guys will do for a pretty girl. Really, a woman only needs to be fit and guys will line up like its the iPhone 10!
What about grace, good manners, good morals, a brain and being levelheaded?![]()