The best part about Osage women is that they are pretty incredibly forward. In indian culture women court the men, so it's not unusual at Osage events, like pow-wows, for the women to aggressively go after the men. they can be pretty flirty, and if they like you, you know it.
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@previous (squeegee)
> indian culture women court the men
If this is true...How is it you're still single?
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@previous (D)
i don't live on the reservation and there's not a lot of Osage women in dallas from what i gather.
And generally speaking women elsewhere are less forward and so it's much more "my responsibility" to hit on them.
And i do, because i have to, because being stoic is not a good way to get laid.
As for "why am i still single" that's a good question. honestly, i don't have a burning desire to be married or have kids, so, my relationships haven't really gone that direction. yeah, i've had my share of deep relationships that
could have ended with me married, but as it turns out i dodged a couple of bullets there.
there are, i'm sure, girls left in my wake who would've made wonderful wives and that i probably could have been happy with, but some relationships failed because of stuff like job offers, moving, and uh... being bored.
idk, that's all just my side of it. I've had girls break up with me as well, and to hear them tell it i can be everything from sociopathic to narcissistic. i don't think i'm
that bad, but yeah, i've made some women very angry at me before. i had one girl i dated and we'd known each other for about 5 years through friends and one day we were hanging out (we'd never been alone before) and we just had a fucking blast together. Then we dated for almost 2 years, and when she broke up with me one of the things she said was that she'd had a huge crush on me for years and years, but that the fantasy was better than the reality.
ouch.
lol
but i wasn't being a good boyfriend and was actually probably looking for an exit because i wasn't
really into her but we were talking marriage. Thing is, she was like the best girl ever. we didn't have a lot in common, TBH, and i would get bored a lot of times when i felt like i "had to spend time with her" and so i wasn't really feeling it there at the end (and neither was she) but she was very educated, she was pretty, she was clean, neat and tidy and responsible and trustworthy. She worked, had life goals and was working towards building a future. in other words she wasn't a flaky broad with little to offer, she was a legit woman with all kinds of depth... but, she was still pretty boring and we didn't have a lot of interest in each others pursuits, i guess. but she
was totally marriage material (and is in fact married right now to some doctor fella) which is why i was thinking so hard about marrying her... even though i didn't like...
really love her. i thought i could grow to, i guess, because she was a quality girl.
So, i can't really answer your question, maybe i'm not marriage material for women, maybe it's something i just don't want. maybe it's just been a problem of finding someone who won't move to New York or decide to move to Austin. Who knows. it's not something i give a lot of though to, and maybe that's a pretty telling thing about my personality?
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@previous (squeegee)
Time for you to move to a reservation.
@previous (D)
there's almost no white women there and there's nothing to do there except get drunk, do meth and gamble. so i just like to visit.
@previous (E)
it's alright, some of my best friends are whites
@previous (squeegee)
Oh, well then that makes it okay.