
Originally Posted by
MuscleScience
I completely agree with the idea of being yourself if you have endearing qualities. But to often the culture tells you to be you even if people don't want to be around you. My sister hangs around these fat bitchy girls at work that all they do is talk shit about people and about how they can't keep a man cause they "keep it real." How a guy should fall into line on this or that or else. My sister is a smart girl at times but being around that attitude she falsely believes that a guy should put up with her negatives or fuck him he's an asshole. Recently she was dating a really good guy, great job, no kids, good family, left her because she is a fucking slob!
My sister has her shit together expect for one thing. She is a fucking slob when she gets home. She owns her own house, has a masters degree and feels I guess this is enough. My brother and I try telling her that she lives like a disgusting slob and the first time anyone, not just a guy comes over they will instantly look differently about her.
She is really wrapped up on the whole millinial culture of being yourself no matter what. And to some degree I believe in that, but if you are a young person. Looking for love, maybe improve upon the less endearing traits so someone doesn't think you're a disgusting slob.
My brother and I have told her numerous times that if I guy walks into a house of a girl he's interested in and sees a house that looks like a group of hobos had an orgy after doing 10 loads of laundry and a Taco Bell run, they aren't going to be interested in you anymore. She just says she doesn't want to be with judgy people anyway.
I think this is the same for guys, you got to be yourself but improve on those qualities that make you less attractive to others.