I gotta agree w/ Petersko. Change is inevitable. If you can't get results relationshipwise because you're preceived as "too nice," then it's time to change.
The truth is that women
do love nice guys. If you're being brushed off by a woman because she says you're "too nice," she really means you're too boring. You can make all the right moves, but if you got a personality as flat as cardboard, you're not getting anywhere. You're going to have to change things about yourself that you may initially believe need no change.
First and foremost, get your self-confidence built up. If you're a boring nice-guy, chances are you're a pushover too, and being a pushover is a major turnoff. Nobody likes a person without a backbone.
I was in this position once. I was a boring pushover, the cookie cutter "nice guy" stereotype, up until my last semester of college and well into my military years. Maybe it was the drugs I did at the time along with getting sucked into a nightlife where I had to compete with my brother and my friends for women, or maybe it was going completely clean and leaving the nest, but I underwent a lot of personal changes. I still see myself as a nice guy for the most part, but not the doormat that I used to be.
Improve yourself. Strengthen your self-esteem, but always beware that there's a difference between brimming with confidence and outright narcissism, though I myself have yet to find the distinction.
