puerlove

   Picture this: You're at a coffee shop, watching a guy hover around a woman's table, refilling her water glass before she even notices it's empty, laughing a little too enthusiastically at her mild observations about the weather. There's something unsettling about the whole scene, though you can't quite put your finger on it. She keeps glancing toward the exit. We've all witnessed this dance before.  The self-proclaimed "nice guy" doing everything right on paper, yet somehow missing the mark entirely. And then he'll spend the next three weeks telling anyone who'll listen how women just don't appreciate good guys anymore.  Here's the thing that trips up so many well-meaning men  Women absolutely adore genuinely kind, thoughtful partners. What sets off every internal alarm bell is the performance of niceness—the calculated, strategic variety that feels more like a sales pitch than authentic human connection.  1. The Mask Always Slips Ev...