Topic: Ladies: Are men today too soft? | |
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NOT SOFT THAT WAY!!!
Do you think men today aren't as strong or macho as they were about 25 years ago? If so, Is it a good thing or a bad thing? |
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Hmm...well, definitely don't miss the macho thing..but it kind of went
overboard. I can't find a man yet who is willing to be my yard boy. They all want everything for nothing, it seems. |
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Yard boy?
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No, I think the status quo is alive and well But we are seeing men depicted as more than the "strong, silent type ---- 'bout time.... |
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I think Men today are more compasionate and willing to show thier Softer
side to a women,, More comfortable in thier skin so to say, Letting thier inner self show is nice,,, |
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I think most guys are sissy's trying to "act" tough.
Of course my 10 years in the Army had nothin to do with comin up with that opinion either...lol |
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I can see your point Klugman. In my profession, I see alot of that.
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Yeah, BigGlenn...see, I get messages from these young pups all the time
that talk about how much they looooooooooooove older women. And I say, Well, I'm not looking for a fk buddy. And they say, Who said I was? And I say, Okay, so do you want a garden wedding or a church wedding? And the ones who don't immediately sign off IM say...well, I don't know about that. And I say, Okay, so how bout being my yard boy, then? And they say...no way! I'm not gonna do any work! See, for some strange reason they seem to get the whole situation assbackwards and act as though their doing ME a favor by offering their "services" to me. LOL. I don't NEED sex...I need yardwork done! And who better to do it than a young, strapping 25-year-old? hehe |
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Alrighty then
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yes, because they can get hard!! well most of them
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is a viagra world
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In other words, BG, all joking aside, while I don't see the machismo as
much as in the past ...i mean, challenging other men to fights and things like that, I also don't see a whole lot of men doing what men are "supposed" to do. Lots of couch potatoes, lots of whiners, wimps, complainers. My NDN is a prime example of how a MAN is "supposed" to act, IMO. He worked two full-time jobs, served two years in Iraq in the Army, after he got home he not only does his own yardwork, in addition to his jobs, but helps everyone else in the cul-de-sac who needs help, and sweeps the entire cul-de-sac, as well as weeding the curb, and almost always looks like a very happy guy. Right now, he's back over in Iraq working as a civilian mechanic so he can make money to put a down payment on a very nice house for his wife (good friend of mine) and her extended family (who won't work for ****, any of them). Now THAT's a man for ya. |
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I guess all my wise arse remarks are coming back to bite me.
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Jean,
That's cool. But I didn't really mean the "fight" thing, Although Alot of problems used to get solved with fists instead of lawyers and therapists. |
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Myself, I see no need in "acting" a certain way
I am who I am If showing my woman that I love her or being emotional at certain times shows that I am not strong then oh well Everyone is human Although just to answer your question Times have changed and people adapt It seems as though all people have become more open and emotional not just men Does that help you out at all? |
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no, a hard one may
but wait,,I got bob |
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((((((((( BigG )))))))))))))))))
Did we at least help you answer your question |
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imbroglio,
It was just a question, Don't need help. I am who I am too. I don't have the time or inclination to ACT at anything. |
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