Re: on average, many men enjoy
a case in point as an example, can be of the whole process of deciding of marrying someone in particular, met and seen, in non-traditional manner, close to a good 3 quarters of a year.
mind you, if love and marriage is to happen, & people are well-wishing and normal practical in their well-wishing feel for the marriage, many couples meet each other for a split second, & they get together in no time, and they do just as well, as totally arranged marriages based on expectations of all kinds.
so, you wonder, why you are having to go through this assault of your personal dignity that you are being measured against some criteria, that you simply cannot be adapting or changing yourself into
& that is on top of the fact that this other person CAME TO YOU OUT OF OWN ACCORD, IN THE FIRST PLACE.
& you accepted that as a welcome beginning of a relationship.
during your talks and meetings, both of you went ahead in looking forward to the ultimate married stage, eventually.
so here are you wanting, at some point in your life, to experience this event (marriage) in life, as well.
you look towards it with all excitement, hope of a lovely time together with a loved one, and then you meet the other family members, you think to your self, that everything will go well, and that complimentary couple will do just fine, in fact that is what attracted you to each other... & everything seemed going well.
all of a sudden, the other person you 'thought' you had recently, began liking and have been taking as a wonderful future life partner, comes across & says,
you are not religious, you are different is personality, so you know, we need to reassess, whether we are good for each other or not. mean while, there is also an indication, a much more complex factor, that this person's parents and family has reservations against you, as well.
even though. as a token of esteem, you change for the other person, as much as you can, you are constantly alluded to as someone who is now raising questions in the mind of the other person, you knew you are in a relationship with.
your emotions in hopes of not letting go the other person, are conveniently read as an annoying and 'confusing' aspect of this fizzling-our relationship.
you are a loving, caring, active, decent person otherwise, but when you are put in this situation, where your life is emotionally shocked.
what would you do?
remain nice and good or at least proactively prevent further damage to your trust in others?
would you call it bad, if you would step up and try out of the goodness of your heart and faithfully, to reason with the other person, that what happened , why all of a sudden, that person is displaying personal inability to make a decision.
how easy would it be for you to quietly let this person go far away from you, after having become so close to each other?
do you leave a situation as this unsettled at this juncture, or do you call for a decision from the other person, even made unilaterally at this painful point in time - even though it will mad saddening for you, if you did that, are you unreasonable?
men must learn be honest to themselves and those who they sadly take for granted.
More male bashing nonsense...