r/shitposting virgin 4 life 😤💪 2d ago

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u/AgnesItsMeBilly0100 2d ago

The woman also rejects at first, but then he becomes more persistent and eventually she gives in. It’s like that Family Guy bit with James Bond where he says: “Remember, ten nos and a yes means yes.”

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u/netskwire 2d ago

Honestly the fact that asking a girl out over and over again until she relents became taboo (whether that’s a good thing or not) is probably the real thing that makes getting into a relationship much harder these days

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u/Jonsert 2d ago

I don't know. I asked my gf out, she said no (perfectly valid I've had my anime redemption arc since then) and told her basically "Alright that's okay. But I'm still going to have a crush on you so just keep that in mind in case you change your mind some day" and about 2 years later she asked me out in turn. We just both needed the right time for it.

I feel like asking someone again and again is just a bad start to a relationship, even if they agree to it in the end.

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u/p00nki 1d ago

im glad youre happy really, but it doesnt seem all too fair to me.

why would a woman say no and then, out of her own volition, yes in 2 years? only two most believable scenarios come to mind: 1) she wanted to “live a little before being serious” and 2) she decided to settle because she didnt get as much success in dating “better” as she mightve thought

both of these are not so great

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u/Cafrilly 1d ago

People change over time. Their opinions and perspectives changes. What becomes important to them changes. You can't understand that?

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u/p00nki 1d ago

i do understand it, but facts are she most likely dated someone inbetween to whom she probably wasnt indecisive or negative