Re: To the Men: How true are these statements about most Men?
Maybe one of the problems is that it's easier to become super duper lovey dovey like Elmyra Fudd...when you make the relationship your predominant priority....and don't focus much on other interests. I think even when one is not in a relationship...it takes a conscious effort to make time for other things besides work, family, etc. Key words being conscious effort...but it makes a person more interesting as you have other things going on in your life. It need not mean that you stop being yourself. Rather it allows you to be more of who you are..because you're concentrating on a variety of areas that make you ...you.
Re: To the Men: How true are these statements about most Men?
just trying to get some insight into the male brain, obviously these are generalizations but i'm sure there are similarities in how most men see things when it comes to women....:Dit was just something i read, nothing to take too seriously, i was just wondering how true some of this is
Now everyone likes attention but the way we are..we like to chase beautiful women.
Re: To the Men: How true are these statements about most Men?
My guess is that these tips are coming from someone who has been in failed relationships. At best, these tips would be useful for cutting your losses in a relationship that’s about to fail anyway.
If a man is of the abusive, controlling nature, then sure, he might see your giving him more or doing things for him as an opportunity to control you or whatever. That’s the type of guy you wouldn’t want to be with anyway.
If you were to follow the tips you listed, you might get that type of man to forget about you and seek another “target” instead. Then again, you’d probably also convince any “normal” guy to look for someone else as well.