However, IMHO relationships that were based in friendship and somewhere along the way found that spark, are the relationships that are most likely to hold. What is love if not at least all that? The only difference between this kind of love and romantic love, is that the latter has an extra spark, that is lacking from the former. You are there for them in good and bad times. If you call somebody a friend, that means you have feelings for them - feelings of trust, compassion, understanding, the need to protect, the need to make everything in your power to keep them happy. To answer to the thread's question, in my mind there is not really much of a difference. You have issues, I get it, and I can understand why you feel that all women lack selfrespect and prefer the bad boys! However, have you realised that by what you wrote you insult also many decent men that are capable of (a) thinking with their upper head and (b) feeling something more than s*xual arousal?

I somehow understand your need to insult women at every given opportunity. And men(real - non-metrosexual - men)don't manipulate a woman's s*xual attraction for him to gain friendship, promotions and social advantages. But Look Me in the Eye isn’t a tragic tale. The title, Look Me in the Eye, refers to the countless times teachers, parents and other adults demanded eye contact from him as a young child. The difference in the women that men love is that they're hotter. Robison has penned his own best-selling memoir about life with Asperger’s. The general rule is that the latter are arseholes.

Obstinance_Works: There's a world of difference between the men that women friendzone and the men that women love.

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