It was interestng what she said about thinking it was going to be called GIrls on Top when she made it, changing the title does put a whole different spin on it doesn't it. (disclaimer - I haven't actually seen it - just to be clear;))
It was interestng what she said about thinking it was going to be called GIrls on Top when she made it, changing the title does put a whole different spin on it doesn't it. (disclaimer - I haven't actually seen it - just to be clear;))
It does. From what I can gather, Danica sees herself as a business woman who is making a living for herself using the assets she has while she has them. I'm not aware of her leading people on like some of the other 'rinsers' do in the documentary she did.
It's not something I would feel comfortable doing myself, but I'm not sure what she's doing is really so bad as Jazmine is making out. I don't think she's 'hussling' anyone.
It does. From what I can gather, Danica sees herself as a business woman who is making a living for herself using the assets she has while she has them. I'm not aware of her leading people on like some of the other 'rinsers' do in the documentary she did.
It's not something I would feel comfortable doing myself, but I'm not sure what she's doing is really so bad as Jazmine is making out. I don't think she's 'hussling' anyone.
Agreed. She's not tricking anybody, these men choose to be a part of it.
Agreed. She's not tricking anybody, these men choose to be a part of it.
I totally agree. I watched that programme and imo, Danica came across as the most genuine .... The worst girl, imo, was the scouse girl ... she was a right money grabbing mare.
When I first heard about the show, I wondered if any of them were familiar with the Black Dahlia murder. She was "allegedly" in the same line of work - only back in the 40's it was more along the lines of dates for dinner. Didn't end up well for her.
I think it's rather naive to think that she isn't rinsing guys or leading them on.
I saw that show and I remember a scene at the end where one of the guys starts having a go at one of the girls because he's spent so much money on her and she isnt putting out. So clearly them men are expecting something more than just spending money on women to talk to them, girls like Danica are hardly going to tax someone's brain matter or give them stimulating conversation are they.
How much time did she give someone in return for a £167,000.00 necklace? Or a £30,000 car?:D
I think in those instances, the men had more money than sense. Their brain took a back seat and another part of their body took over on the decision making haha.
When I first heard about the show, I wondered if any of them were familiar with the Black Dahlia murder. She was "allegedly" in the same line of work - only back in the 40's it was more along the lines of dates for dinner. Didn't end up well for her.
Funny you should mention that, on the actual show that Danica was in there was a girl from Liverpool who goes over to New York to meet a man.
This guy takes her to all of the expensive designer shops ,lavishing her with gifts. He then makes it clear to her that he wants more than just a shopping date (obviously things he will get her into bed) and when she lets him no that he's getting nothing more things turn quite nasty.
I think it's rather naive to think that she isn't rinsing guys or leading them on.
I saw that show and I remember a scene at the end where one of the guys starts having a go at one of the girls because he's spent so much money on her and she isnt putting out. So clearly them men are expecting something more than just spending money on women to talk to them, girls like Danica are hardly going to tax someone's brain matter or give them stimulating conversation are they.
If you saw the show you will know the girl you refer to was not Danica.
I think it's rather naive to think that she isn't rinsing guys or leading them on.
I saw that show and I remember a scene at the end where one of the guys starts having a go at one of the girls because he's spent so much money on her and she isnt putting out. So clearly them men are expecting something more than just spending money on women to talk to them, girls like Danica are hardly going to tax someone's brain matter or give them stimulating conversation are they.
I haven't seen the show, but that's one man you're talking about. Not all men are reasonable. what if I had a chat with a female FM on here, then started slating her because she never put out for me, despite her giving me no reason to believe she would in the first place. Is the female FM at fault in anyway?
I haven't seen the show, but that's one man you're talking about. Not all men are reasonable. what if I had a chat with a female FM on here, then started slating her because she never put out for me, despite her giving me no reason to believe she would in the first place. Is the female FM at fault in anyway?
What if she was complimenting you, showing an interest in your life, after a while told you her birthday was coming up and mentioned she had an Amazon wishlist, and you bought her a present, wouldn't you feel like a relationship was forming?
It's naive to think she's not meeting up with some of these men for the more expensive/exclusive gifts. Just because this was never shown nor acknowledged in the programme (in her case), doesn't mean it doesn't happen. Business woman, my @rse.
Really hope she's voted out soon - can't think of a more soulless 'enterprise'.
What if she was complimenting you, showing an interest in your life, after a while told you her birthday was coming up and mentioned she had an Amazon wishlist, and you bought her a present, wouldn't you feel like a relationship was forming?
No, not if I knew what the situation was when we met, and contacted her in the usual way. The women seem to make it clear what the score is, and more fool any men who, having been told what the score is, think they're something special.
Besides, why do we need to limit this debate about women taking men for a ride to this 'rinsing' thing? It happens all the time in so-called normal relationships too. Does that mean anyone getting into a relationship needs to be doubted and scrutinised?
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It does. From what I can gather, Danica sees herself as a business woman who is making a living for herself using the assets she has while she has them. I'm not aware of her leading people on like some of the other 'rinsers' do in the documentary she did.
It's not something I would feel comfortable doing myself, but I'm not sure what she's doing is really so bad as Jazmine is making out. I don't think she's 'hussling' anyone.
Agreed. She's not tricking anybody, these men choose to be a part of it.
I totally agree. I watched that programme and imo, Danica came across as the most genuine .... The worst girl, imo, was the scouse girl ... she was a right money grabbing mare.
Sadly, it's no longer available on 4oD
The gifts were to thank her for the time she gave them, she did not lead them on.
That is what I got from watching the the show at the time.
How much time did she give someone in return for a £167,000.00 necklace? Or a £30,000 car?:D
http://www.watchseries-online.eu/2012/05/sex-lies-rinsing-guys.html
I saw that show and I remember a scene at the end where one of the guys starts having a go at one of the girls because he's spent so much money on her and she isnt putting out. So clearly them men are expecting something more than just spending money on women to talk to them, girls like Danica are hardly going to tax someone's brain matter or give them stimulating conversation are they.
Oh thank you:) It's a bit late now but I'll watch it tomorrow night, ta:)
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xr555e_sex-lies-and-rinsing-guys_lifestyle
I remember reading a big article in a Sunday paper about the girls, but I missed the programme.
Interested very much to watch it now.
I dont know whats worse, the women in this trashy show or the dumbness of the blokes.
I think in those instances, the men had more money than sense. Their brain took a back seat and another part of their body took over on the decision making haha.
Funny you should mention that, on the actual show that Danica was in there was a girl from Liverpool who goes over to New York to meet a man.
This guy takes her to all of the expensive designer shops ,lavishing her with gifts. He then makes it clear to her that he wants more than just a shopping date (obviously things he will get her into bed) and when she lets him no that he's getting nothing more things turn quite nasty.
It is a dangerous game.
If you saw the show you will know the girl you refer to was not Danica.
I haven't seen the show, but that's one man you're talking about. Not all men are reasonable. what if I had a chat with a female FM on here, then started slating her because she never put out for me, despite her giving me no reason to believe she would in the first place. Is the female FM at fault in anyway?
What if she was complimenting you, showing an interest in your life, after a while told you her birthday was coming up and mentioned she had an Amazon wishlist, and you bought her a present, wouldn't you feel like a relationship was forming?
Really hope she's voted out soon - can't think of a more soulless 'enterprise'.
No, not if I knew what the situation was when we met, and contacted her in the usual way. The women seem to make it clear what the score is, and more fool any men who, having been told what the score is, think they're something special.
Besides, why do we need to limit this debate about women taking men for a ride to this 'rinsing' thing? It happens all the time in so-called normal relationships too. Does that mean anyone getting into a relationship needs to be doubted and scrutinised?