Chickfight
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Ask yourself this. What's sounds more insecure, telling her in an assertive way that you find the way she is behaving disrespectful.. or ignoring it and letting her continue her ways, while trying to fvck her as much as you can because you live in fear that some super dominant guy is going to come and take her away?krazyboy99 said:Thanks for the input, f2383000. What tips do you have for becoming non-caring and indifferent? That seems to me to be the hardest part. Also, do you think it is truly impossible to simply address the issue and have her discontinue her flirtatious behavior without coming across as insecure?
Chickfight, that is what I'm currently planning to do. But I'm considering everything that everyone says. What f2383000 does make a lot of sense and speaks to the fears that I haven't wanted to confront. what if she goes out one night and gets drunk and acts that way, and some super dominant guy just escalates on her and fvcks her? But on the other side of the spectrum, the relationship so far has been extremely emotionally rewarding and me and her have extremely compatible personalities (except for the whole touchy feely social butterfly thing). It seems equally silly to me to simply give up and distance myself without even trying to make it work.
Setting the rules and not tolerating her breaking them are the actions of a dominant male. There's no emotion in any of this. No anger, no jealousy and no insecurity. You simply have your principles that you don't tolerate disrespect and if she breaks them she's out. However, she's not being disrespectful if she doesn't know her behavior is unacceptable. As soon as you're positive she knows your rules and she still chooses to break them, that's disrespectful and then you walk away.
I don't care what stage of a relationship you're in with a girl. If she wants your time and to be with you, then it's your way or the highway. That's how you get her respect. Fvck that 50/50 crap. It's more like 70/30. The man holds the majority share. Doesn't mean she doesn't get a say, but you make the ultimate decisions. Call me sexist, but that's the key to a satisfying relationship for both of you. A man leads and a woman follows. It's the way we are.
So yes, I agree with your course of action. Let us know how it goes.