KarmaSutra
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We all find our way full-circle back to the spot where we began our journey. This is year thirteen for me and, though I don't make it 'round these here parts on the reg, it still pleases me to see some of the old guys coming back for their insight and growth.Hey guys. Havent posted here in a longgg time! I see a few familiar names but imagine many of the veterans have moved on and newbies have moved in. Maybe a couple times a year I pop back in for nostalgia. After all I spent 10 years posting on SS!!
I just passed my five-year anniversary and I'm more in-love with her now than the day I asked her to marry me. But, marriage is hard fvcking work.I'm still happily married, and just wanted to share few reflections now that I've been retired from the game for a good 4+ years. No new wisdom, just a refreshment of all the things I learned that helped me be successful.
Fortunately, I'm not afraid to work.
This is only a part of the Golden Rule. Maintaining a strong, leading, masculine frame-with an agenda- is the other half. My wife is extremely bright, strong-headed (to the point of being stubborn), takes no $hit, and she's the most driven woman I've ever known.The Golden Rule of all things Don Juan still interest level!! This never changes. Interested women call you back, text you back, never ignore you, and put YOU first. If you have to ask whether or not she is into you or respects your time--then the answer is no.
But, she observes and respects the decisions I make, as I do hers. I have a Karmic Law which we both abide: the Law of 51/49. The power in our relationship always leans to one side more than the other. Though the power exchange fluctuates, we both respect it and appreciate it as it keeps us focused on our own microcosm, rather than submit to negative influences brought in by hesitation and fear.
Sound advice.Every day I am thankful I am married to my wife. I am blessed beyond what I deserve. But I see many men who are downright miserable. I think the single biggest thing you can do to have a positive relationship outcome is to CHOOSE well. Choose a woman who consistently respects you and your time, your money, your feelings. Choose a woman who consistently makes you her #1 priority. Choose a woman who has as few past partners as possible, and one who has a pure, genuine heart. Choose a giver.
It certainly isn't for the faint-of-heart, that's for damned sure. I don't agree with the two year lease, but to each their own. I'm not one to lease a car for two years just to make sure it's in decent order to purchase. My courtship with Mrs. Karma was eight months. Believe me, I drove the fvck out of her before I bought her. And she rides even better now!Marriage in itself is not bad, but it is definitely not for everyone and in today's world I would err on the side of NOT getting married unless you have thoroughly vetted the girl (for at least 2 years) and have ZERO reservations about her character. Be brutally honest with yourself and step aside from your d!ck and your feelings.
One of the most powerful tools in a Man's utility belt is testicular fortitude. The ability to about-face when she's being difficult will keep her heart doing the pitter-patter but, more importantly, it'll maintain your transcendence to bull$hit. She wants that. She craves it. She wants to know that whatever tests she tosses at you, you can fling it away with a swipe of your hand without doing it in a disrespecting, childish, tantrum-laden manner.Never be afraid to walk away from a woman who is treating you poorly.