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    I am one of those nice guys that shes talking about here. My best friend and are in the process of trashing a 5 year friendship because less than a month after we'd finally decided to push past the best friends stage (and oh how satifying that temporarily was!) she decided to tell me that... more

    Reviewed by LeavinIt Dec 01 2005, 02:02am ( 563 reviews ) upenn.edu

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  • Reviewed by bawdydame on Dec 21, 10:52pm

    These 'nice' guys that are being discussed are weak. Only the strong survive and nature abhors pussies. Their seed is not supposed to take root........and so it doesn't.
  • Rated by Irishraider on Dec 16, 8:41pm

    Chivalry dead? I think not! Nothing wrong with being a "nice guy" wtf is the alternative a jerk?? Well screw that!
  • Rated by MrDisorder on Nov 30, 6:45pm

    Replace "guy(s)" with "tool(s)". Now read it.
  • Reviewed by kithic on Nov 30, 1:57pm

    This "Ode" would have been *far* more efficient and overall nice to read if it weren't for the constant use of slang (it lacks professionalism). There are ways to write an article in a personable manner without sounding like you are writing for a high school newspaper.
  • Rated by xxMeghan16xx on Nov 28, 6:07pm

    I think there should be something like this for girls. And I'm not saying that because I'm offended about one of those paragraphs. "It would ruin our friendship" is one of those things that the boy I have loved for a very long time said. I stayed with him through the time he was in the hospital. I stayed with him when he thought everyone hated him. He stayed with me when my ex hurt me emotionally. And then.. I admitted that I loved him a few days before he got out of the hospital. He said "Yeah... but.., it would ruin our friendship." He then told me I should date my ex again. My ex told me he wouldn't care if I dated the friend. I felt unwanted at that moment. I'm sure that my ex is an asshole. I'm not sure what the best friend who said that thing was. I'm no b*tch, but that "best friend" broke my f*cking heart.
  • Rated by AcidicLemons on Nov 25, 6:48pm

    I liked it, but the nice guys I know totally aren't interested in me. Maybe because of all the things I confide in them? :0 Oh noez.
  • Rated by Fencesandwindows on Nov 25, 3:59pm

    "This is a tribute to the nice guys. The nice guys that finish last, that never become more than friends, that endure hours of whining and bitching about what assholes guys are, while disproving the very point. This is dedicated to those guys who always provide a shoulder to lean on but restrain themselves to tentative hugs." "Nice Guys"(TM) are the bane of internet dating sites, and should be shot on sight to put them out of their misery.
  • Rated by doctorshateapple on Nov 21, 2:16pm

    You are looking for a different adjective than "nice" here I think. This article is a bit dumb, in fact. Confuses a few different ideas together.
  • Rated by catsonthewing on Nov 12, 10:44pm

    This is not an ode to nice guys, it's an ode to whiny boys who want more from female friends than they are getting. If you're only being friends with someone because you expect more than you are not truly being a friend. I know because I have always been forthcoming but tactful with friends, and I've been surprised and disappointed on a few occasions by a couple different guys who I thought were genuinely my friends, whom I never lead on, run after I shared that I do not think of them as more than friends. And by the way, I married a nice guy who was never a "player", and is not macho in any way. In fact he's a nerd and I wouldn't change a thing about him!