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        <p><a href="http://the-memeblades-chosen-one.tumblr.com/post/171072958064/celticpyro-eeveelutionsforequality" class="tumblr_blog">the-memeblades-chosen-one</a>:</p><blockquote>
<p><a href="http://celticpyro.tumblr.com/post/171069509284/eeveelutionsforequality-someoneintheshadow446" class="tumblr_blog">celticpyro</a>:</p>
<blockquote>
<p><a href="http://eeveelutionsforequality.tumblr.com/post/171057059312/someoneintheshadow446-apparently-this-isnt-a-bad" class="tumblr_blog">eeveelutionsforequality</a>:</p>
<blockquote>
<p><a href="http://someoneintheshadow446.tumblr.com/post/171056525840/apparently-this-isnt-a-bad-stereotype-from" class="tumblr_blog">someoneintheshadow446</a>:</p>
<blockquote><p>Apparently this isn’t a bad stereotype from sitcoms and that real women who do this exist. </p></blockquote>
<p>It’s not just women, I’ve dated women and guys who do this. I’m not the kind of person who “fights for” anybody - if they say that they’re leaving, of course I’ll ask why and talk it through with them, but I’m not going to buy a bouquet and appear at their door at 3am to try to get something from them that they said they didn’t want to give. The amount of times that I’ve heard “If you really loved me, you’d fight for me.” and I’ve been like “Well, if I really respected you and cared for you then I’d want you to be happy, rather than wanting you to do whatever it is that I want you to do.” and they come out with “So, what, you don’t want to be with me?” and I’m like “It’s not about what I want. If I wanted somebody’s watch and they didn’t want to give me the watch, I wouldn’t just take the watch. This is no different.” and then they push and push like “Just tell me that you want to be with me and I’ll stay.” and I’m like “I’m not going to do that, I want you to do what will make you happy.” and then I get called a heartless psychopath who never loved them and will never love anybody… so that’s fun.
</p>
<p>~ Vape </p>
</blockquote>
<p>Just…don’t do this. This is bad. Communicate clearly, some people will think you actually mean what you say and others are struggling with social skills enough. If you want to stay, stay. Don’t say ‘no’ and expect someone to not respect your answer. Heck, why would you WANT someone to not respect your boundaries?</p>
<p>Stuff like this ruins the legitimacy of ‘No means no’ and #MeToo. <br/></p>
</blockquote>

<p><i><a href="http://the-memeblades-chosen-one.tumblr.com/post/170364684149/maybe-heshe-is-just-playing-hard-to-get-ok">throw back to what I said about mind games/“playing hard to get”</a></i></p>
</blockquote>

<p>I knew someone in my church girls small group when I was a young teenager who bragged about how her mother purposely cut off all communication with her father (before they were together) in order to see how hard he would work to contact her. I distinctly remember saying I thought that was stupid and everyone else in the room shooting me down and saying it was romantic and great that she was “playing hard to get“ to “get him to pursue her“ and honestly screw that noise. Life‘s too short for head games and in this climate especially guys would be a whole lot less inclined to keep pursuing a woman who declined them for fear of being accused of something insidious. Just be honest, people.</p>: Woman Asks Why A Guy She Turned
 Down Didn't Try Harder, Gets The
 Perfect Response
 Like Bored Panda on FB
 Like 13M
 4 days ago by Rokas
 A guy invites a girl on a date, tries all of his best moves, but she says no. A guy has to move on,
 otherwise, it's harassment. Unless it isn't? Recently, a girl surprised the internet when she posted a
 question on Quora, asking why her date wasn't a mind reader.
 She wrote, "A guy asked me out today and I told him "no', but I wanted him to try harder. Why didn't
 he try again?" Naturally, a question like this deserves something more than a simple answer, an
 answer that's written in the same language. Luckily, Ron Rule typed a response the inquirer
 should've understood. Scroll down to check out what he wrote!
 Someone surprised Quora with a strange question
 A guy asked me out today and
 I told him "no", but I wanted
 him to try harder. Why didn't
 he try again?

 Luckily, this guy responded with an example the inquirer
 had to understand
 Ron Rule, CEO @ As Seen On TV L+
 Answered Feb 3
 A girl asked me what I wanted for lunch
 and I said "pizza", but I really wanted
 steak. Why did she bring me pizza?
 CS.
 Do you see how stupid that question sounds?
 That's how your question sounds.

 Amused by the exchange, people started sharing their
 own experiences
 Malovus 5 pts
 I had a girl dump me once, a month later she started
 sending me angry texts about how I didn't fight to
 keep her and she was only testing me
 FriendlyNeighborhoodUrologist 1,153 pts
 Same scenario happened to me a year back. She
 freaked out "what do you mean 'Ok' don't you want to
 keep me?"
 BobLeeSw4ger 20 pts
 I asked a girl out. Was declined. She told my brother i
 took it like a gentleman. Little flirt later guess who got
 that date.

 MrFnortner 336 pts
 My wife does that. Her: You want chicken or salman?
 Me: Salmon. Her: Well I need to cook the chicken
 before it spoils. Me: Well, why did...
 Icommentandpostmypets 4,516 pts
 Play stupid games, win nothing of value. Had a ex do
 this. Dated a month, asked me to just be friends. Said
 sure. Got mad I didn't fight.
 MakingYouReadThingsInSamElliottsVoice 15 pts
 "No means no, except when a guy is supposed to read
 minds and know it doesn't, but it may later mean no,
 unless the girl changes her mind."

 intaglioguy 9 pts
 "I wanted to play games. He didn't play along. I've de-
 cided to blame him so I can avoid personal responsibil-
 ity for my actions."
 TheGirlInTheFireplace 7 pts
 No, sh't like this pisses me off. My last gf of 8 years
 left me on the day I was going out to buy a ring for
 her because she 'didn't feel wanted enough'. It tore
 me apart inside but I learned to move on. Kinda. A
 few months later she texted me and told me the
 reason she left me was because she wanted me to
 chase after her. I WANTED TO SO BADLY but I
 thought "It's over" meant it was over. No one will
<p><a href="http://the-memeblades-chosen-one.tumblr.com/post/171072958064/celticpyro-eeveelutionsforequality" class="tumblr_blog">the-memeblades-chosen-one</a>:</p><blockquote>
<p><a href="http://celticpyro.tumblr.com/post/171069509284/eeveelutionsforequality-someoneintheshadow446" class="tumblr_blog">celticpyro</a>:</p>
<blockquote>
<p><a href="http://eeveelutionsforequality.tumblr.com/post/171057059312/someoneintheshadow446-apparently-this-isnt-a-bad" class="tumblr_blog">eeveelutionsforequality</a>:</p>
<blockquote>
<p><a href="http://someoneintheshadow446.tumblr.com/post/171056525840/apparently-this-isnt-a-bad-stereotype-from" class="tumblr_blog">someoneintheshadow446</a>:</p>
<blockquote><p>Apparently this isn’t a bad stereotype from sitcoms and that real women who do this exist. </p></blockquote>
<p>It’s not just women, I’ve dated women and guys who do this. I’m not the kind of person who “fights for” anybody - if they say that they’re leaving, of course I’ll ask why and talk it through with them, but I’m not going to buy a bouquet and appear at their door at 3am to try to get something from them that they said they didn’t want to give. The amount of times that I’ve heard “If you really loved me, you’d fight for me.” and I’ve been like “Well, if I really respected you and cared for you then I’d want you to be happy, rather than wanting you to do whatever it is that I want you to do.” and they come out with “So, what, you don’t want to be with me?” and I’m like “It’s not about what I want. If I wanted somebody’s watch and they didn’t want to give me the watch, I wouldn’t just take the watch. This is no different.” and then they push and push like “Just tell me that you want to be with me and I’ll stay.” and I’m like “I’m not going to do that, I want you to do what will make you happy.” and then I get called a heartless psychopath who never loved them and will never love anybody… so that’s fun.
</p>
<p>~ Vape </p>
</blockquote>
<p>Just…don’t do this. This is bad. Communicate clearly, some people will think you actually mean what you say and others are struggling with social skills enough. If you want to stay, stay. Don’t say ‘no’ and expect someone to not respect your answer. Heck, why would you WANT someone to not respect your boundaries?</p>
<p>Stuff like this ruins the legitimacy of ‘No means no’ and #MeToo. <br/></p>
</blockquote>

<p><i><a href="http://the-memeblades-chosen-one.tumblr.com/post/170364684149/maybe-heshe-is-just-playing-hard-to-get-ok">throw back to what I said about mind games/“playing hard to get”</a></i></p>
</blockquote>

<p>I knew someone in my church girls small group when I was a young teenager who bragged about how her mother purposely cut off all communication with her father (before they were together) in order to see how hard he would work to contact her. I distinctly remember saying I thought that was stupid and everyone else in the room shooting me down and saying it was romantic and great that she was “playing hard to get“ to “get him to pursue her“ and honestly screw that noise. Life‘s too short for head games and in this climate especially guys would be a whole lot less inclined to keep pursuing a woman who declined them for fear of being accused of something insidious. Just be honest, people.</p>
        

            
            

                
                
                    <p><a href="http://the-memeblades-chosen-one.tumblr.com/post/171072958064/celticpyro-eeveelutionsforequality" class="tumblr_blog">the-memeblades-chosen-one</a>:</p><blockquote>
<p><a href="http://celticpyro.tumblr.com/post/171069509284/eeveelutionsforequality-someoneintheshadow446" class="tumblr_blog">celticpyro</a>:</p>
<blockquote>
<p><a href="http://eeveelutionsforequality.tumblr.com/post/171057059312/someoneintheshadow446-apparently-this-isnt-a-bad" class="tumblr_blog">eeveelutionsforequality</a>:</p>
<blockquote>
<p><a href="http://someoneintheshadow446.tumblr.com/post/171056525840/apparently-this-isnt-a-bad-stereotype-from" class="tumblr_blog">someoneintheshadow446</a>:</p>
<blockquote><p>Apparently this isn’t a bad stereotype from sitcoms and that real women who do this exist. </p></blockquote>
<p>It’s not just women, I’ve dated women and guys who do this. I’m not the kind of person who “fights for” anybody - if they say that they’re leaving, of course I’ll ask why and talk it through with them, but I’m not going to buy a bouquet and appear at their door at 3am to try to get something from them that they said they didn’t want to give. The amount of times that I’ve heard “If you really loved me, you’d fight for me.” and I’ve been like “Well, if I really respected you and cared for you then I’d want you to be happy, rather than wanting you to do whatever it is that I want you to do.” and they come out with “So, what, you don’t want to be with me?” and I’m like “It’s not about what I want. If I wanted somebody’s watch and they didn’t want to give me the watch, I wouldn’t just take the watch. This is no different.” and then they push and push like “Just tell me that you want to be with me and I’ll stay.” and I’m like “I’m not going to do that, I want you to do what will make you happy.” and then I get called a heartless psychopath who never loved them and will never love anybody… so that’s fun.
</p>
<p>~ Vape </p>
</blockquote>
<p>Just…don’t do this. This is bad. Communicate clearly, some people will think you actually mean what you say and others are struggling with social skills enough. If you want to stay, stay. Don’t say ‘no’ and expect someone to not respect your answer. Heck, why would you WANT someone to not respect your boundaries?</p>
<p>Stuff like this ruins the legitimacy of ‘No means no’ and #MeToo. <br/></p>
</blockquote>

<p><i><a href="http://the-memeblades-chosen-one.tumblr.com/post/170364684149/maybe-heshe-is-just-playing-hard-to-get-ok">throw back to what I said about mind games/“playing hard to get”</a></i></p>
</blockquote>

<p>I knew someone in my church girls small group when I was a young teenager who bragged about how her mother purposely cut off all communication with her father (before they were together) in order to see how hard he would work to contact her. I distinctly remember saying I thought that was stupid and everyone else in the room shooting me down and saying it was romantic and great that she was “playing hard to get“ to “get him to pursue her“ and honestly screw that noise. Life‘s too short for head games and in this climate especially guys would be a whole lot less inclined to keep pursuing a woman who declined them for fear of being accused of something insidious. Just be honest, people.</p>: Woman Asks Why A Guy She Turned
 Down Didn't Try Harder, Gets The
 Perfect Response
 Like Bored Panda on FB
 Like 13M
 4 days ago by Rokas
 A guy invites a girl on a date, tries all of his best moves, but she says no. A guy has to move on,
 otherwise, it's harassment. Unless it isn't? Recently, a girl surprised the internet when she posted a
 question on Quora, asking why her date wasn't a mind reader.
 She wrote, "A guy asked me out today and I told him "no', but I wanted him to try harder. Why didn't
 he try again?" Naturally, a question like this deserves something more than a simple answer, an
 answer that's written in the same language. Luckily, Ron Rule typed a response the inquirer
 should've understood. Scroll down to check out what he wrote!
 Someone surprised Quora with a strange question
 A guy asked me out today and
 I told him "no", but I wanted
 him to try harder. Why didn't
 he try again?

 Luckily, this guy responded with an example the inquirer
 had to understand
 Ron Rule, CEO @ As Seen On TV L+
 Answered Feb 3
 A girl asked me what I wanted for lunch
 and I said "pizza", but I really wanted
 steak. Why did she bring me pizza?
 CS.
 Do you see how stupid that question sounds?
 That's how your question sounds.

 Amused by the exchange, people started sharing their
 own experiences
 Malovus 5 pts
 I had a girl dump me once, a month later she started
 sending me angry texts about how I didn't fight to
 keep her and she was only testing me
 FriendlyNeighborhoodUrologist 1,153 pts
 Same scenario happened to me a year back. She
 freaked out "what do you mean 'Ok' don't you want to
 keep me?"
 BobLeeSw4ger 20 pts
 I asked a girl out. Was declined. She told my brother i
 took it like a gentleman. Little flirt later guess who got
 that date.

 MrFnortner 336 pts
 My wife does that. Her: You want chicken or salman?
 Me: Salmon. Her: Well I need to cook the chicken
 before it spoils. Me: Well, why did...
 Icommentandpostmypets 4,516 pts
 Play stupid games, win nothing of value. Had a ex do
 this. Dated a month, asked me to just be friends. Said
 sure. Got mad I didn't fight.
 MakingYouReadThingsInSamElliottsVoice 15 pts
 "No means no, except when a guy is supposed to read
 minds and know it doesn't, but it may later mean no,
 unless the girl changes her mind."

 intaglioguy 9 pts
 "I wanted to play games. He didn't play along. I've de-
 cided to blame him so I can avoid personal responsibil-
 ity for my actions."
 TheGirlInTheFireplace 7 pts
 No, sh't like this pisses me off. My last gf of 8 years
 left me on the day I was going out to buy a ring for
 her because she 'didn't feel wanted enough'. It tore
 me apart inside but I learned to move on. Kinda. A
 few months later she texted me and told me the
 reason she left me was because she wanted me to
 chase after her. I WANTED TO SO BADLY but I
 thought "It's over" meant it was over. No one will
<p><a href="http://the-memeblades-chosen-one.tumblr.com/post/171072958064/celticpyro-eeveelutionsforequality" class="tumblr_blog">the-memeblades-chosen-one</a>:</p><blockquote>
<p><a href="http://celticpyro.tumblr.com/post/171069509284/eeveelutionsforequality-someoneintheshadow446" class="tumblr_blog">celticpyro</a>:</p>
<blockquote>
<p><a href="http://eeveelutionsforequality.tumblr.com/post/171057059312/someoneintheshadow446-apparently-this-isnt-a-bad" class="tumblr_blog">eeveelutionsforequality</a>:</p>
<blockquote>
<p><a href="http://someoneintheshadow446.tumblr.com/post/171056525840/apparently-this-isnt-a-bad-stereotype-from" class="tumblr_blog">someoneintheshadow446</a>:</p>
<blockquote><p>Apparently this isn’t a bad stereotype from sitcoms and that real women who do this exist. </p></blockquote>
<p>It’s not just women, I’ve dated women and guys who do this. I’m not the kind of person who “fights for” anybody - if they say that they’re leaving, of course I’ll ask why and talk it through with them, but I’m not going to buy a bouquet and appear at their door at 3am to try to get something from them that they said they didn’t want to give. The amount of times that I’ve heard “If you really loved me, you’d fight for me.” and I’ve been like “Well, if I really respected you and cared for you then I’d want you to be happy, rather than wanting you to do whatever it is that I want you to do.” and they come out with “So, what, you don’t want to be with me?” and I’m like “It’s not about what I want. If I wanted somebody’s watch and they didn’t want to give me the watch, I wouldn’t just take the watch. This is no different.” and then they push and push like “Just tell me that you want to be with me and I’ll stay.” and I’m like “I’m not going to do that, I want you to do what will make you happy.” and then I get called a heartless psychopath who never loved them and will never love anybody… so that’s fun.
</p>
<p>~ Vape </p>
</blockquote>
<p>Just…don’t do this. This is bad. Communicate clearly, some people will think you actually mean what you say and others are struggling with social skills enough. If you want to stay, stay. Don’t say ‘no’ and expect someone to not respect your answer. Heck, why would you WANT someone to not respect your boundaries?</p>
<p>Stuff like this ruins the legitimacy of ‘No means no’ and #MeToo. <br/></p>
</blockquote>

<p><i><a href="http://the-memeblades-chosen-one.tumblr.com/post/170364684149/maybe-heshe-is-just-playing-hard-to-get-ok">throw back to what I said about mind games/“playing hard to get”</a></i></p>
</blockquote>

<p>I knew someone in my church girls small group when I was a young teenager who bragged about how her mother purposely cut off all communication with her father (before they were together) in order to see how hard he would work to contact her. I distinctly remember saying I thought that was stupid and everyone else in the room shooting me down and saying it was romantic and great that she was “playing hard to get“ to “get him to pursue her“ and honestly screw that noise. Life‘s too short for head games and in this climate especially guys would be a whole lot less inclined to keep pursuing a woman who declined them for fear of being accused of something insidious. Just be honest, people.</p>
                    
                
            

            
            
        

    

    

        
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