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I agree. Men (or women for that matter) should not be forced to change. |
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I agree but this also applies in reverse men should not try to change their women. |
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You cant change somebody who doesn't wanna change! |
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I agree. |
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There are some women like that, and they tend to hook up with guys who have no direction. Sometimes
that works out fine. Sometimes the woman starts to feel disdain for someone she can control, while
the man starts to feel resentful that he’s spent the last few years doing everything this woman
told him to do only to steadily loose her respect. That one seems to be young couples about 5 years
into a marriage with kids. Often one or both people has serious abandonment issues with the dad. |
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Frankly, I don't think anyone knows anything.
All we do is speculate.
And here is what I speculate: I am unconvinced that there even exists any such thing as "in
love".
There is only what you choose, and what you do.
That is realistic. |
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If you fall in love with someone and you don't like things about them... Then are you really sure
you fell in love? People should be able to be themselves and be respected for it! |
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No woman should try to change there man simply because that's who they fell in love with ... |
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I am in total agreement. Lots of times, women think they can in fact change a man. But, you cannot
change someone who does not want to be changed. Women need to realize that he is who he is and you
should love him for that. |
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Imagine you are 19 years old and get married to another 19 year old.
Do you want the 19 year old behavior at 35? 45? 65?
I don't, I want that person to mature along with the relationship.
Not control but change, there is a difference. |
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Some men enjoy being controlled because the are not capable of making sound judgements. |
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