dude, just look at #23. how can that be correct? If you are in a relanship, and your girl deprives you of sex, because you got into a fight about something, then you should be looking for a new girlfirend, my firend. That is one major mistake. Its not right to deprive a guy of sex. I mean if the girl can do that, then obviously the relanship is not going to last!
Well...a woman depriving a man of sex is essentially no different than a man depriving a woman of telling her that he loves her. A man's number one need in a relationship is sex. A woman's number one need in a relationship is feeling and knowing that she is loved. When you guys refuse to tell your girlfriends that you love them or verbalize feelings for her you are harming her in the same way you get harmed when she deprives you of sex. Doing either is wrong and harmful to a relationship.
Men frequently err by talking too much. They often monopolize conversations, droning on and on about topics that bore women to tears. They think they're impressing the women when, in reality, they're depressing the women.
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Sorry I forgot to mention this. I think that you are right to say that those three words are risky as they will entirely alter the state of your relationship. I have to say that wyldfire is definetly right here though. Women demand affirmation of their feelings and denying them that will only led to them second guessing you. I read some of the articles or tips on here saying that you should never say that you love a woman until you are married or have been dating for 10 yrs+. Honestly I haven't found a girl that would wait around without cheating on you for that long. I dont encourage saying things that you dont truly mean but if you have been dating a girl for over a year and you dont feel that you are either in love with her or falling in love with her that you shouldn't be with her anyways. I think that at that point your girl would consider you a commitment-phobe and drop you anyways since like wyld said she isn't getting the emotional satisfaction from you that she desires.
That's a good explanation. Never thought about it that way.
Don't always be the one putting yourself out for her. Don't always be the one putting all the effort and work into the relationship. Let her, and expect her, to treat you as well as you treat her, and to improve the quality of your life.
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