With your rates so low I don’t doubt it.

snowflake.

Much the same way the guy does in deciding who to send the “hey” to in the first place.

It will still be low grade “d” in spite of playing a different game, as it will still be low grade “v” for demanding it.

This article is on a website “for women” telling men to step up their texting game because poor women and the low quality texts they get. It doesn’t tell said women to initiate, nor to change their own game to achieve what they want. The article reeks of privilege, as do many of the responses. As you say, low grade…

Haven’t dated in many years, snowflake.

That’s ok, snowflake, I wouldn’t do you with someone elses dick.

Not many men, no. That’s a myth, or you’re chasing that type of man.

I’ve been married for many years sweet pea, and my wife has always met me halfway. I never had to wonder if she’s playing the kind of games that articles like this demand that men play in spite of supposed equality.

If you ever get laid, I’m sure that the men chew their arms off in the morning and run to avoid waking…

Oh, I do. You literally have no idea what a clown you are. I imagine IRL you send them running for the hills after the first date.

The word is “cautious”, not lazy. And there are good reasons for it, snowflake.

Or a guy can both ask and get asked. As can the gal.

Are you slinging your ass? Or why the constant silly bleats of not getting laid?

The irony here is delicious. And on a supposed feminist website.

The same is true for women. I guess you should all wait around for the other to be the planner?

So don’t be the easy lay.

You are so wrong, sweet pea. But when I was dating my partners met me at least halfway or they were discarded.

You’re getting spanked and now crying about it?

Your whole premise, that he is trying to “woo” her is false. The fact is there are women right here that think that having a vagina entitles them to sit back and let others do all the work and take all the risks.

Have you considered that guys might also reach this position, snowflake?