Prince Charming Syndrome

A lot of men and women have unrealistic fantasies and expectations. It's not just women pining for "prince charming".

Sadiyah, I'm with you on this one. I've never had any unrealistic fantasies or expectations. No such thing as a "knight in shining armour" just like there's no such thing as a "dream girl/Bollywood princess".

prince charming? Cinderella?

goodness me..does no one know that these are fairytales? the key word being tales...

theres no such as the perfect man/woman!! theres no such thing as the perfect anything.

perfection is a concept that is individual to every person....eveyones perception of "perfect" is unique.

This is like describing "normal" and "wierd"....you just can't

^good call chick…

it is true..there is no perfection..but us men do come mighty close :k:

Your a male lesbian ...not a man...get it right love

hahahaha :hehe:

mm, see that is the thing..i'm both: a man and a lesbian! a new breed...call me lesbosexual :)

i'd prefer no to call u that,i have plenty of words to describe you anyway, none of which can be repeated here. :)

don't get worket out over it chick..just call me lussi...

I believe men and women just are not compatible. They should keep apart.

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*Originally posted by Mein Chup: *
I believe men and women just are not compatible. They should keep apart.
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thats you never getting married then...

maybes you should hook up with lussi...he/shes got it all

If I have to go for a lesbian why not a female lesbian and get a completely compatible partner!

ok..now im confused...i thought u were a guy?

Isn't there a hadith that says that one only really knows a person unless they spend 3 days with him/her? That's one of the reasons why people appear to "change" after marriage...really, they could just be acting like themselves because they don't have to be on their best behaviour...also, the responsibilities really hit you once you're married and it takes time to get used to it and people react to it differently.

You can't expect your spouse (or for that matter anyone) to be perfect when you know that you yourself aren't.

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*Originally posted by Miss_Mohabbat: *
ok..now im confused...i thought u were a guy?
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I can't help it Missy. Regardless of my ID people think it's a man behind the screen :(

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*Originally posted by Mein Chup: *

I can't help it Missy. Regardless of my ID people think it's a man behind the screen :(
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awww im so sorry love

in that case...stay away from lussi...

ok.. expectations.. prince charming.. perfect life.. love... hate... gays... lesbians... what has this thread become?

anyways.. i think the thread is about exptectation of our socities kurian and their vision of a perfect life and how it disappoints them in the end.. (correct me if i am wrong, i just had an exam and have another one in 6 horus)

I think that its perfectly ok to have expectations in ones life.. its something that Allah has built into us.. we expect everything to be certain way and when it doesn't happen so either we adopt the new "change" or we freak out...

as per the expectations of having "prince charming" then i would say its what you define prince charming as... i have been reading cases of "bad husband" here but to tell you the truth i have seen my friends who are married.. before their shadi and after their shaadi.. they haven't stopped loving each other.. they are happy coz they both know when and where to compromise..

(ok if the above makes any sense to you then you are awesome... coz i just had an exam and have another one in 6 hours :( so yeah some of it might not make sense at all and i apologize for that)

dont worry, no one expects anything from u..we all know ur “special”:kiss:

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*Originally posted by MehnazQ: *
A lot of men and women have unrealistic fantasies and expectations. It's not just women pining for "prince charming".

Sadiyah, I'm with you on this one. I've never had any unrealistic fantasies or expectations. No such thing as a "knight in shining armour" just like there's no such thing as a "dream girl/Bollywood princess".
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liar, what happened to mr.darcy? u lie

He's a fantasy Aishaa, a fantasy! Everybody knows Mr. Darcy doesn't really exist (unfortunately).

sharrap :crying:

actually, when ur in a relationship u usually think the guy/girl is perfect..so dont worry mehnaz, ur husband wont be mr.darcy to everyone else, but he’ll be a mr.darcy for u:hug: