17 Types of AMWF Couples (Part 1, 2 AND 3) COMPLETE

rads1 wrote: #18 - The married couple
#19 - The married couple with kids
#20 - The couple that has no idea about the term AMWF or AMXF

We could go on all the way to 100 types of AMWF couples if we include super broad classifications like that!

Nina Bento wrote:

rads1 wrote: #18 - The married couple
#19 - The married couple with kids
#20 - The couple that has no idea about the term AMWF or AMXF

We could go on all the way to 100 types of AMWF couples if we include super broad classifications like that!

You forgot #21 - non-Asian women who don't really see Asian guys as an attractive mate, but makes a good guy friend kind of couple

Yagairudi wrote: You forgot #21 - non-Asian women who don't really see Asian guys as an attractive mate, but makes a good guy friend kind of couple

That's friendzone, not a couple!

Nina Bento wrote:

JunJun.fr wrote: Cool vid, very funny... Nina's BF has great boobs.
In part 2, at 1.20 min, the "not even a dating site"... is it hey-ai ?

Actually it isn't hey-ai lol! I'm curious, has anyone experienced something similar through hey-ai?

Yes, we have been together since 2011, seeing each other on summer or Xmas breaks, and have been living together for 9 months.

Still happy every single day with her

Aussie wrote:

Yagairudi wrote: You forgot #21 - non-Asian women who don't really see Asian guys as an attractive mate, but makes a good guy friend kind of couple

That's friendzone, not a couple!

Well I saw a girl who is extra clingy to this Asian guy and she said something along the lines of "he's such a good friend". I felt like the guy doesn't deserve that BS.

How do you know he's not happy with just being friends? And if he's not then he should make his interest clear.

"Nice guys" symptom: behaves like a friend, then get pissed off when the girl treat them like a friend. They're afraid of rejection so they approach it the safer way of being friends. After all, it's much unlikely to get rejected for wanting to be friends. Yet they hope this develops into something more. Sometimes it works, but they get no right to bitch when it doesn't. If you ordered a burger, you'll get a burger. Don't hope for a steak. Just because you're a good friend, doesn't mean she owe you a romantic relationship.

"Friend zone"'is like the purgatory that guys put themselves in, be friend a girl that is not interested while wanting more than just friendship.

Rudi, you talked about others being "brain washed by media", but it's the "nice guys" that are. Most guys start out that way because that's what happens in fairy tales, soap operas, and movies. "As long as you take care of her and try to meet her every needs, she'll realize you're the right one and fall for you". Then guys learn the hard way that attraction doesn't work like that in real life, and is more about interest than doing biddings.

In short, grow up.

Whatusername wrote: How do you know he's not happy with just being friends? And if he's not then he should make his interest clear.

"Nice guys" symptom: behaves like a friend, then get pissed off when the girl treat them like a friend. They're afraid of rejection so they approach it the safer way of being friends. After all, it's much unlikely to get rejected for wanting to be friends. Yet they hope this develops into something more. Sometimes it works, but they get no right to bitch when it doesn't. If you ordered a burger, you'll get a burger. Don't hope for a steak. Just because you're a good friend, doesn't mean she owe you a romantic relationship.

"Friend zone"'is like the purgatory that guys put themselves in, be friend a girl that is not interested while wanting more than just friendship.

Rudi, you talked about others being "brain washed by media", but it's the "nice guys" that are. Most guys start out that way because that's what happens in fairy tales, soap operas, and movies. "As long as you take care of her and try to meet her every needs, she'll realize you're the right one and fall for you". Then guys learn the hard way that attraction doesn't work like that in real life, and is more about interest than doing biddings.

In short, grow up.

Don't give me that "nice guy" BS. You are the one being brain washed by this "nice guy" meme. Just because the guy is appreciating her company doesn't mean he's just content with that. He just go with the flow, but deep down he wants something more. It's a matter of time until your dumb sarcastic facade with me ended and you go back to thinking that you have more life experience than me. What's wrong with a guy wanting much more? Let the guy vent. You're just singling out the guys, but you don't acknowledge that girls can experience this too...and society let's them vent.

You freakin' need to get more wiser. You think that things become more clear because you're on here bragging about your relationship.

Grow the F up. And get off your high horse before you trip over and fall face flat.

Yagairudi wrote: Just because the guy is appreciating her company doesn't mean he's just content with that. He just go with the flow, but deep down he wants something more...

...What's wrong with a guy wanting much more? Let the guy vent. You're just singling out the guys, but you don't acknowledge that girls can experience this too...and society let's them vent.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with wanting more. But when the guy doesn't make his intentions clear, then he has no one else to blame but himself, and shouldn't get angry that the girl is only treating him like a friend.

I'm well aware that there are "nice girls" too, and hell, Taylor Swift even had a song about it. I would tell them the same thing. But it seems the "nice guys" are often way louder than the "nice girls".

I just came to read Yi's comments.

Whatusername wrote: There's absolutely nothing wrong with wanting more. But when the guy doesn't make his intentions clear, then he has no one else to blame but himself, and shouldn't get angry that the girl is only treating him like a friend.

Then let the guy vent. You think bashing him and thinking he should blame himself is helpful? It's normal to feel angry and disappointed. I hear this stuff from a couple guys I talk to. I don't think less of them like you do and all the other shills who think berating and shaming them will help. It's the same goes for girls, but there's not a lot of toxic articles bashing girls who are stuck as friends. Lol "you're not brainwashed". Whatever keeps you safe and comfy, sure thing.

Whatusername wrote: I'm well aware that there are "nice girls" too, and hell, Taylor Swift even had a song about it. I would tell them the same thing. But it seems the "nice guys" are often way louder than the "nice girls".

I call BS. It's self-righteous pricks who hate "nice guys" who amplify this phenomenon and they keep projecting this nonsense. Yeah, and Taylor Swift made a song about girls getting stuck as friends, yet she didn't get bashed for singing that song. Again, you're just singling out the guys.


...going back on the topic.

17 types of AMWF couples...I doubt it. More like 3/17 types of AMWF couples is more accurate.