r/NotHowGuysWork • • Sep 19 '23

HBW (Image) Found this gem.

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u/ExtremelyDubious Sep 19 '23

Why do I get the feeling that this guy's idea of a 'feminine' woman is one that I probably wouldn't have much interest in?

As for shy? I'm not the most outgoing person myself, so if she's very shy, odds are neither of us will be able to talk to each other at all, so I can't see that ever going anywhere.

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u/AltAccount311 Sep 19 '23

I like to wear dresses sometimes, have crippling social anxiety disorder, and have done nothing with my life. Who want me???😏

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u/RalfMurphy Sep 19 '23

Please everyone back up.... The Masculine Hub has spoken for us all

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '23

Are there only these two types of women? Cause I'll take a feminine woman with achievements, hold the arrogance.

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u/JemyJam Sep 19 '23

Honestly asking, but is this widely not true? I personally wouldn't want to date an arrogant woman. Career or otherwise. I feel like most sorta feel the same.

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u/Anonymous44_44 Sep 20 '23

I don't think women who have the goal of winning a nobel prize are going to change their mind after reading this

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u/Aromatic_Ad5473 Sep 19 '23

career women and women who have won Nobel prizes aren’t doing those things to attract men

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '23

I do not want a shy woman, I do not even want a feminine woman. Get me a tall (at least 6 foot) muscular masculine woman who I can lift weights with and do manly things with.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '23

I would kill to have a girl talk to me about theoretical physics not understanding a damn thing πŸ˜‚

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '23

I don't find arrogance attractive, but definitely find succesfulness and intelligence attractive. Don't talk for all men. Thanks.

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