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Do nice guys (and gals) really finish last? How so?
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Depends on the situation. There's always some jerk waiting in the midst to take advantage of someone who will go out of their way for someone else.
Sure
My nice guy finished last :) last and only forever Xxx
I wouldn't say they finish last but it seems like they have to work harder to get what they want
Yes because everyone walks all over them
no.
If they're not nice and only see themselves as nice because they're pushy, obsessive friends who aren't attractive or wanted by the person they obsess over. Then the 'nice guy' charade is just a mask for how douchy they are, but they don't have the quarterback body to back it up.
No! They end up living more meaningful and rich lives
Yes they do.
Only if they get themselves stuck in the friend zone. You can be still be nice, communicate that you want to be with a person, and have the same chances to win him/her over.
Sometimes. Not always.
Maybe in high school but this all changes in the real world,nice guys get amazing girls and assholes get trashy girls from jersey shore.
http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=3VXXXX9iVPI&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D 3VXXXX9iVPI
ENOUGH SAID. I love Jenna Marbles.
ENOUGH SAID. I love Jenna Marbles.
I don't think so if you are a nice guy and you feel like you are finishing last all the time sounds like you need a new set of friends who will love and respect you for you.
I agree
Male, >50 years, Married | Dec 04, 2012
Male, >50 years, Married | Dec 04, 2012
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i dont think so it just has to be the chemistry between the two if there really isnt any then they finish last
