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Why would a woman prefer a feminine, fearful, problem-ridden, and ashamed man who doesn't take the lead? This same type of woman often seeks solutions to his problems, plans trips, and invites him as a guest. She may take on the role of directing him in his career, managing the household, and...

But should we look at it from a man's perspective or a woman's perspective? Women often don't know what they want; they may describe it but find themselves feeling real attraction to something that isn't their "type." In this case, value is relative. What I've noticed since I started working...

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Japan is the new USA

Very interesting story! It would be very curious to know how you see marriages and LTR's from your POV

This may be a cultural thing at this point (or just something easier, since a woman will say that something is attractive if another group of woman said that) This is just an excerpt of a woman explaining how attractions works for her "I can try. This may be subjective but it is based on 25...

Thanks for sharing your experiences this is really clarifing. These are boundaries that you set when the situation presents itself to you. These are things that I do as well. I’ve noticed that when I'm alone with a woman, it’s unconsciously easier for me, as if I become more of a man. Does...

This is also what I've tought, but my fiance replied that this behaviour is attractive

We were at a table eating. There were three couples of friends. At a certain point, another person who had recently joined our social circle arrived. He is married and has two children, but he came alone because his wife had a fever. After dinner, when two couples and he left, my girlfriend...

Have you ever wondered why couples who met in high school or during their adolescence, even in the face of numerous incompatibilities and difficulties, ultimately stay together? Let’s say these couples have the same childhood friends in common, who also tend to share similar situations; that...

It is said that wanting kids it's a sign of being feminine. I can say I've 5 female friends of the same social group, which couples met in their 20's or before at college time and kept togheter. Those women are <28 with more than 2 or 3 kids, yet, which have p.time jobs, and care for the house...

There is a friend of mine from school whom I can't forget. It doesn't matter what mistakes he makes or how feminine or bad looking he is; it’s like having a comedian who adapts to every situation and always manages to make everyone laugh, including women. When he's not around, you obviously miss...

The example is not clear because You react to her actions; you don't establish them in advance. If she is not good at performing oral sex, then you react by establishing a standard by telling her how to do it. The next time, she will perform better. But what happens if she cheats on you? You...

I wonder if this change from men to men

It's so curious that you like cats more than dogs. This may be correlated with your success with women. I like cats too, but I'm allergic to them.

I am creating some extremes, specifically to better understand how to establish them. The fact is that when you set limits or enforce them, you will encounter reactions. How do you usually manage these reactions? Once the limit has been established, you know that you do not have to bend to any...

I saw that this post was reopened by someone, and have interesting topics. Has it ever happened to you that your GF, or the woman in a LTR, loses interest in her partner because he is no longer desirable or has lost his attractiveness? For example, he may start to gain weight—though not to the...

As I mentioned before, it’s not like you read a contract to her or set an appointment to list all your boundaries. It’s more about making her aware of the boundaries as you navigate the relationship. For example, a friend of mine was having a conversation with his girlfriend and some other...

You look like a really bold men! Congrats! It would be awesome to see you in a video, so we can see your gesture, how you do move, speak, etc.

This reminds me of sunk cost fallacy