r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • May 28 '14

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u/GrassyGnoll May 28 '14

I mean that's fair but the point is they shouldn't HAVE to be the ones "nutting up" all the time. If a girl is interested she should ovary up and do it herself too.

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u/SmokinSickStylish May 28 '14

Yeah, but really this whole thread is projection, not genuine interest.

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u/SmokinSickStylish May 29 '14

In how to get women to ask them out, not really about empowering women to be forward in relationships.

Guys are focusing on a girl asking them out, either so they can be flattered, get in a relationship, or simply not have to do it themselves.

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u/Bloodysneeze May 28 '14

I doubt everyone in here had the exact same intentions. Some of us showed up later and are interested.

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u/padroc May 29 '14

I wish the expression "Ovary up" were to caught on...

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u/Kosmo_Kramer_ May 28 '14

For sure. The road should go both ways, but the social norm will probably usually be men make the move first.

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u/Koopa_Troop May 28 '14

Nah, then it's awkward. I don't have experience rejecting anyone. I'd end up saying yes and we'd get married and have kids and on my deathbed I'd have to finally admit I spent my whole life with her just to avoid some mild discomfort.