Name: !AWEsomEEEE 2010-04-18 5:30
Does anyone remember that story being told to them when they were a young kid, or even as an adult? You know, when the princess goes looking for her *prince charming* then ends up finding a frog who she kisses and the frog turns into a handsome prince.
The moral of the story is two-fold:
1. An ugly guy can only gain confidence with women AFTER he has had success with another woman who loves him for who he is. The frog representing a lack of confidence, the handsome prince representing a high amount of confidence. It take the beautiful princess to kiss the frog before he turns into the handsome prince, meaning it takes the loving acceptance of an attractive female to give the man confidence. Question: could the frog have turned into a prince without the princess kissing it? No. Consequently, can a man be confident with women if no woman finds him good enough to kiss or love? No.
2. Women should be willing to be less picky and superficial and choose a man who may not be as attractive as his fellow peers, kiss him and give him a chance. You never know, by choosing the ugly, awkward, unconfident man she may end up with her *prince charming* the next day. Sadly this is lost on most modern women, who won't give the frogs a chance to change into prince charmings. They demand extinction of the frogs and will only want a *prince charming* by default who is already a socially confident, handsome guy who doesn't need to change a thing. If they just gave the frogs a chance, they could have a future *prince charming* in their life tomorrow, as the frog would change into a prince charming for them anyway, thus giving the modern woman what she wants in any case.
The moral of the story is two-fold:
1. An ugly guy can only gain confidence with women AFTER he has had success with another woman who loves him for who he is. The frog representing a lack of confidence, the handsome prince representing a high amount of confidence. It take the beautiful princess to kiss the frog before he turns into the handsome prince, meaning it takes the loving acceptance of an attractive female to give the man confidence. Question: could the frog have turned into a prince without the princess kissing it? No. Consequently, can a man be confident with women if no woman finds him good enough to kiss or love? No.
2. Women should be willing to be less picky and superficial and choose a man who may not be as attractive as his fellow peers, kiss him and give him a chance. You never know, by choosing the ugly, awkward, unconfident man she may end up with her *prince charming* the next day. Sadly this is lost on most modern women, who won't give the frogs a chance to change into prince charmings. They demand extinction of the frogs and will only want a *prince charming* by default who is already a socially confident, handsome guy who doesn't need to change a thing. If they just gave the frogs a chance, they could have a future *prince charming* in their life tomorrow, as the frog would change into a prince charming for them anyway, thus giving the modern woman what she wants in any case.