Hi all,
Thanks for your advices so far.
Let me start first with one quote:
So you are used to cheating with other married women, say that is the easiest thing in the world to do, and now want to get married yourself and go through some bizzare thing that may have worked in the 90s when you had dial up internet? Y
--> In a way: Yes. That is true. However, I had never insisted on "cheating" with other married women. It was the way that these women were (initally) conveying the picture of a "former" relationship which was not working anymore because the man had been "the bad" guy which eventually had been the utlimate reason why the women did not have any other choice than finding another lover. Sometimes, I started quitting thesese affairs when finding out that there was indeed a husband who was worrying about his wife (and often children too). I had never pretended to be wanting a long-term relationship or marriage for the sake of securing sexual intercourse.
So my first message: What you guys are saying here is TRUE. And even it is NOT (being) represented in our world media, it is still true. Meaning on the other hand: The message conveyed through press and social media is WRONG.
I had never felt any kind of bad conscious and guilt of the women I had been with towards their men. Sometimes I felt even the opposite: They kept complaining that life had been not fair to them because e.g. she assumed her man's private part had a smaller size than average or sometimes the women even seemed to be enjoying making their husband worry.
My educational background is both metric and qualitative, and I am following the fundamental patterns of epistomolgy which means I will always be open and delighted to accept objections, either theoretical or emperical. This means, I agree to your points not because I am a male, but because it is an objective truth.
There is that (probably new) unwritten law that one should NEVER generalize. But there is a more fundamental law which tells that a causel relationship is likely to be true if there is a significant number of cases confirming this causal relationship. And if the theory behind coressponds to this relationship it is even more likely to be valid.
And what it very interesting for me is that today I thought about using the "religious approach" you suggested. This means finding a woman out of a religious community who would share fundamental values (of virtues). I even would go for another religion than Chrstianity if the women was authentic in believing in fundemantal values, but I was brought ob in an ocidentyl Christian cultural background. Therefore it might be easier for me to find a women there.
I guess these Christian dating sites are not recommendable. right?
I feel it is just a different "packaging" but the same content and deceiving like all the other major dating sites. Do you agree?