Ladies: When does a man crossover to CREEP status in pursuing you?

Larry Lambo

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There was a point in time (60-70 years ago), before women got equal rights and were able to make a living comparable to men, where over the top gestures liked this worked.

The risk of a man procreating with you and then leaving you was the biggest fear in dating, because there was not much of a safety net (no formal child support system, birth control wasn't regularly used, income opportunities for women were scarce). So when judging potential partners the amount of effort exerted by a man was a major factor. You could truly win over a woman by being chivalrous and proving that you felt passionately about her.

Times have changed and today's women have opportunities to make a living, they have child support, they have birth control/abortion to prevent that from occuring in the first place. So instead of choosing men based on how much effort he puts into it, they choose men based on the perceived value of the man and how he presents himself. The potential negative ramifications of choosing a man that isn't truly interested in marrying and raising a family are much lower. Chivalry has been replaced by demonstrating high value.

Most men inherently know this and have a lifetime of examples to validate this point. However, the media (and some people), still romanticize the knight in shining armor ideal from back in the day. Women still want a guy like that, but only AFTER they have already chosen to be with him. They can take the risk of choosing a man who doesn't put that level of effort before a relationship and hope that as the relationship develops he will show to her he is all about her. More importantly, not requiring a man to put in that level of effort, gives them the opportunity to have relations with higher value men. It's not a risky proposition to do so, as the likely scenario of getting pumped and dumped is not nearly as detrimental as it would have been years ago.
 

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Can't be overdoing :shaq: all willie nille i do that out of fun but if i was seriously upsetting a female over it I would not do it. In real life i hate to come off that way because I know females have to deal with it everyday
 

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Fellas, feel free to comment. I've made a couple of threads on my friend who has a tough time getting a girl. He falls into the same pattern everytime. Ask a woman out and when she's gives an ambigious answer, panics and starts doing dumb stuff. This time he had a class with this woman. They were texting each other but the class ended a couple of weeks ago. Fearing that he might not see her again, he asked her out. She said "I'll think about it" but never gave hIM an answer. He went into full simp mode and created a poster for her. He went to Staples and had it lamInted. Remember, she never gave him an answer about dating him. He wrote her this poem that sounds very similar to 2 Pac's "Rose/Concrete" and had a bunch of flowers on it. He had a mutual friend to try and meet up with her to give her the poster (he doesn't have a car and is struggling with his bills so I don't see how he would take her out anyway). Nonetheless, she told the mutual friend that this was ackward and didn't want the gift. He deleted all of her texts.

Now, obvious to me, this method sending gifts, cards, poetry doesn't work. And it's frustrating watching this niguh simp but ultimately he'll find a way to justifiy it. But my question to the ladies is this: What is the line to you when a man has cross over the line and it becomes creepy. Some women like the pursuit (IF SHE'S ATTRACTED TO HIM) and I get that but when does it get creepy to you?
The point where he loses his self respect. Dude should have stop pursuing at "I'll think about it."
 

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The point where he loses his self respect. Dude should have stop pursuing at "I'll think about it."

Agree, but there is a sentiment out there that a man can "win over" a woman. I highly disagree with this philosophy, unless it's a very long period of time where a lot of variables have changed.

Hopefully, he has learned his lesson, and will realize that in today's world, women make the decision based on who you are, not on what you can do to "convince" her.
 
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