I was a good guy for years, until I realized it wasn't paying off. I was the kind that never gave up on a girl, but what did I get? They always gave up on me. Now I am the opposite of who I was and the tides have indeed changed. All the girls love me. But why? Why do good girls like bad boys? Having being on both sides of the table, here's what I can tell you.
Girls like bad boys because:
1. Most Good Boys Are Boring People
Good boys most times are no fun, they don't even use new pick up lines on their girls. Same "how was your day" question everyday. The other kind of boys however find ways to make things more interesting. "How was your day?" sometimes is "what made you smile today?"
Playboys often keep more girls on their radar and perhaps interacting with more girls gives them this spice. Isn't variety the spice of life?
2. Good Guys Are Often Scared To Initiate Things
Girls don't like guys who asks, "can I kiss you?" They like a guy who just kisses them, a guy who is bold enough not to ask. Girls actually are usually as turned on as guys are, they are just better in concealing their motions. Give them what they really want and they'll feel you. Good guys are in most cases too gentle with the sling that their shots fall to the ground before getting to the target range.
3. Bad Boys Bring The Adventure
Unpredictable people are people we admire, let's be honest with ourselves. Social vices are actually magnetic fields to most ladies for reasons such as belief that they can turn a bad boy good, belief that a bad boy would be more protective, not withstanding risks. If it's too safe, it's no fun.
4. The Great Sex
Having being with a lot of girls, bad boys tend to be more experienced and great in bed. Most good guys for example find it to be disgusting, giving oral sex to ladies. The bad boys know what they want, they take it. They know what the ladies love and how they love it, they give it like that.
Give a girl good sex and she'll always come back, even after breakup. She might be dating someone new, but mind in one place, heart in another.
What's your take on this? Please share your experience in comments.