Do guys like to pursue things they can't get? - Page 4

Originally posted by: Midnight_Shade

I know that we have to learn to let go at times. But it's painful and extremely tormenting having to wonder for the rest of your life what woulda coulda and shoulda happened if only you had given the two birds in the bush a chance😉...so, I'd rather lose that bird in the hand than be damned to an eternal regret of missing the opportunity.
Provided that I can afford to lose that bird in the hand of course.😛 Otherwise, I'd take things as they come.

Ah the eternal conflict between the dil aur dimaag. Sometimes many wish they had a crystal ball so they can decide but others just love the adventure and the rides.

Originally posted by: cuckoocutter

lol u got more of how much birds r worth? i m lookin for value to put on bird-in-kitchen, bird-in-bed, bird-in-one, bird that flew away, bird i cant get rid of, bird for all season, bird that's a dumb-bird, bird under my thumb, bird in workplace, bird in school, bird that's crazy lik a bird...if u cld send us a cheat sheet, that'd save doin the math ourselves 😆

So long as it is not one of those that "flew over the cuckoo's nest" it should be fine.

Originally posted by: PhoeniXof_Hades

I like stubborn girls, though. (WA, are you listening). 😛

Oh geez. YES, I'm listening. But I don't know what you're talking about. 😛

Regarding the topic - I don't think its gender differentiated, some people are the kind that like challenges and pursue things out of reach. Nothing's wrong with that. But if you're limiting that to a hawt guy pursuing the nakhre waali ladki - then you've been watching too many movies and reading one too many romance novels!

lol but this presume guy cant get what guy want.😆 i never think lik that. only question is how much sweat i gotta break. lik entropy and the second law of thermodynamics, some things r inevitable.😉

Originally posted by: Summer3

Some women are as cold as ice and they do not get much suitors either. Guess physical attractiveness plays a major role.

That's a little unfair right ?